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nowchimachan’s art promotes a healthy body image and reminds followers its OK to be happy
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As COVID-19 continues to disrupt our live, many stressed out residents are in need of some new entertainment. Instagrammer nowchimachan is helping followers relax by talking about her life and how she deals with her personal struggles. Recently, the artist posted this three-part post:
"(People who are big-boned):
Her followers could sympathize with this episode. They reacted:
It seems nowchimachan’s pictures represent what a lot of people online experience in their lives. She also uploaded these four illustrations in a post which was widely-viewed:
"(My diet never took)
Many readers related to this post. They understood nowchimachan’s situation and reacted:
nowchimachan posts illustrations for those who fill uncomfortable about their bodies. Many readers were encouraged thanks to her work.
A self-love video
nowchimachan’s message has a cross-platform appeal. She also made a video for girls who lack self-confidence. In it, she discusses three things that anyone affected by a negative self-image can do to help themselves:
Briefly, the influencer reminds viewers:
"(Even though you are feeling depressed, things aren’t that bad). Don’t forget to:
She also admits that she was bullied while she was a student. Those times, she would often look in the mirror and cry. However, she reminds, after bad experiences, viewers can become stronger. Naturally, her positive message was well-received. 16,670 people watched this video and reacted:
Indeed, now more than ever, it’s easy to feel how life can be hard and bring people down. Unfortunately, sometimes bad things happen. It’s nice to see young influencers raising their voice and using their unique messages to remind viewers that they can still be happy.
If you'd like to read more of nowchimachan's works, you can follow her on Instagram or Twitter.