nervousness about taking pictures

Here lol I have really bad teeth due to a blood thing where it stains my teeth no matter how much I brush it's embarrassing, also my weight but I remember that my fiance loves me and I want to get thin for him

I have adult acne which has lessened after taking Accutane. I decided on investing in my skin & myself before the wedding. I started microneedling and it improved the look of my skin. I will probably continue to do maintenance with microneedling to reap all the benefits. But I still have bumps in my skin and on my chin. Overall I would say I clean up nicely when I put effort. But my bottom teeth are also crooked. My style of clothing may not suite everyone but its me. I wear a lot of urban wear, lots of my clothing is mens. Lots of sweats and sneakers too.

First of all.... YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL. And while you might not be a Kardashian, dont ever think you’re not a beautiful person. Own who you are and embrace your appearance! The most beautiful people aren’t the ones with the best skin or the best figure. They are the people that love themselves and show their confidence off! I have good teeth, I don’t have weight issues, I have great skin, fake boobs and I love make up.... I’m still nervous as all heck about how my photos and videos are going to look because I typically never like any of my photos and I always critique them. You aren’t alone with the nerves but you have to look in the mirror and tell yourself that you’re gonna kill it on your wedding day and once you start to believe it is when you’ll feel so ready to take those photos! WE ARE OUR OWN BIGGEST CRITICS!

I have a lot of social anxiety (and anxiety in general) and body image problems too. honestly, delta 8 thc (regular delta 9 tho If you’re in a legal state). You can get vapeable cartridges which work the fastest so they’re best for anxiety attack relief. There’s also edibles which take about an hour or more to kick in. Or talk to your doctor about an anxiety medication. There’s non-benzo options, if you can’t take benzos like Xanax.

I agree with DJ -- you are beautiful, regardless of what others have said. Recite and repeat positive affirmations about yourself -- I am beautiful. I am enough. I am loved. I am made in God's image (if you're religious). Don't let people's mean words live rent free in your head. Instead of focusing on what's been said, take this opportunity to change the narrative.