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Forget Cathryn Li: 5 fitness influencers who defy body shaming and spread positivity
Fitness influencers like Chessie King, Cassie Ho and Jem Wolfie inspire millions around the world to find acceptance, positivity and confidence in their own appearance
Malaysian model Cathryn Li came under fire this month for calling on women to lose weight, stating that clothes size “M = fat”. Her 1.1 million followers were not the only people to see her body-negative Instagram stories, and her comments spread like wildfire, irking the online community.
Jem Wolfie is a fitness influencer who spreads the message of body positivity. Wolfie has worked her way to amassing a multimillion dollar empire, with businesses and sponsorships in fitness, merchandising and a sports drink.Jem Wolfie is a fitness influencer who spreads the message of body positivity. Wolfie has worked her way to amassing a multimillion dollar empire, with businesses and sponsorships in fitness, merchandising and a sports drink.
Jem Wolfie is a fitness influencer who spreads the message of body positivity. Wolfie has worked her way to amassing a multimillion dollar empire, with businesses and sponsorships in fitness, merchandising and a sports drink.
Malaysian model Cathryn Li came under fire this month for calling on women to lose weight, stating that clothes size “M = fat”. Her 1.1 million followers were not the only people to see her body-negative Instagram stories, and her comments spread like wildfire, irking the online community.
Soon after her story went viral, Li issued an apology, noting: “It was never my intention to impose any judgment on anyone with that sweeping statement [that size ‘M = fat’]. The post was intended for my model friends who, like me, despite being of a healthy weight in the past, has previously been unable to secure a modelling job due [to] the size criteria imposed.”
The apology appeased a few of her followers, with one user commenting, “Be yourself, say what you want, but don’t ever feel pressured to apologise just to appease the overly sensitive”.
While Li’s apology may have satisfied some people, there are hundreds of lifestyle and fitness influencers who don’t spread messages of body dissatisfaction and shame, and inspire millions to find acceptance, positivity and confidence in their own appearance.
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Forget Cathryn Li: 5 fitness influencers who defy body shaming and spread positivity
Fitness influencers like Chessie King, Cassie Ho and Jem Wolfie inspire millions around the world to find acceptance, positivity and confidence in their own appearance
Malaysian model Cathryn Li came under fire this month for calling on women to lose weight, stating that clothes size “M = fat”. Her 1.1 million followers were not the only people to see her body-negative Instagram stories, and her comments spread like wildfire, irking the online community.
Jem Wolfie is a fitness influencer who spreads the message of body positivity. Wolfie has worked her way to amassing a multimillion dollar empire, with businesses and sponsorships in fitness, merchandising and a sports drink.Jem Wolfie is a fitness influencer who spreads the message of body positivity. Wolfie has worked her way to amassing a multimillion dollar empire, with businesses and sponsorships in fitness, merchandising and a sports drink.
Jem Wolfie is a fitness influencer who spreads the message of body positivity. Wolfie has worked her way to amassing a multimillion dollar empire, with businesses and sponsorships in fitness, merchandising and a sports drink.
Malaysian model Cathryn Li came under fire this month for calling on women to lose weight, stating that clothes size “M = fat”. Her 1.1 million followers were not the only people to see her body-negative Instagram stories, and her comments spread like wildfire, irking the online community.
Soon after her story went viral, Li issued an apology, noting: “It was never my intention to impose any judgment on anyone with that sweeping statement [that size ‘M = fat’]. The post was intended for my model friends who, like me, despite being of a healthy weight in the past, has previously been unable to secure a modelling job due [to] the size criteria imposed.”
The apology appeased a few of her followers, with one user commenting, “Be yourself, say what you want, but don’t ever feel pressured to apologise just to appease the overly sensitive”.
While Li’s apology may have satisfied some people, there are hundreds of lifestyle and fitness influencers who don’t spread messages of body dissatisfaction and shame, and inspire millions to find acceptance, positivity and confidence in their own appearance.
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