A woman flaunted her 'real' skin and tum to show how 'fake' social media can be.
Influencer Dani Musgrave never used to be so confident with her body.
The brunette beauty struggled with her image and used to have a negative view of her shape.
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However, Dani started to learn that she is beautiful just the way she is.
So, the stunner decided to share her body positive message on TikTok.
She urged her 19,000 followers to stop comparing her body to others on social media, as she claimed that many people 'edit' their snaps.
In the clip, Dani rocked a black sports bra and matching gym leggings.
She first posed and pulled her gym leggings up to her waist.
Then, Dani stood naturally and rolled her trousers down which revealed her relaxed tum.
Next, the content creator applied a filter over her face, which made her skin appear smooth and blemish-free.
Dani then removed this to show off her naturally gorgeous skin that featured a few pimples.
"When you compare your body to those on social media, you’re comparing it to posing, filters, and editing, not real bodies," Dani alleged in the caption.
Inspired by the message, many people fled to the comments to thank the body positive influencer.
One person commented: "An honest and true human being thank you!"
Another user added: "My body is similar to yours and I used to hate it.
"I would sit and poke at my stomach all the time because I hated it but your videos helped a lot."
While a third voiced: "Gosh our bodies are so beautiful, I wish we saw that."
Someone else praised: "Thank you for this."
Meanwhile, a fifth expressed: "Gosh our bodies are so beautiful, I wish we saw that."
Elsewhere, model and influencer Nelly London took to Instagram to show off her 'wedding' lingerie.
The British social media star rocked the lace and mesh number that exposed her boob scars.
She even cheekily asked fans to imagine that they were on their wedding night…
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