En Facebook son viral los “huequitos” en las caderas

Una nueva tendencia ha comenzado a surgir en las redes sociales. Este da un mensaje positivo a las chicas. ,En las redes sociales ha surgido una nueva tendencia con un mensaje con positivo. Este hace que las chicas acepten su cuerpo tal y como son, no como la publicidad, la moda o los medios quieren imponer. El nuevo viral se llama “Hip dips” y hace referencia a las caderas que tienen una especie de hendidura entre el muslo y el hueso de la pelvis. Esto hace que su forma no sea perfectamente redondeada como la mayoría de los cuerpos femeninos de la TV, pero no por eso dejará de ser atractiva. PUEDES VER Revelan nueva forma de prostitución en Facebook: el trueque sexual “En realidad, casi todas las mujeres tenemos estas “abolladuras”, pero a unas se les nota más que a otras y es completamente normal, ya que depende de tu estructura ósea y factores genéticos, y no de la grasa acumulada en tus piernas o cadera, como piensan muchos”, señala la revista Veintitantos. Esta forma es causada por tener ‘caderas altas’, es decir, porque la pelvis está algo más arriba y es más ancha que otras. Algunas jóvenes recurren a la cirugía plástica para rellenar con grasa esta zona hundida y lograr un aspecto más redondo. Otras, han optado por usar pequeñas almohadillas en esa zona para disimular, sin embargo, los resultados no siempre son los que se esperan. Por ello, tanto en Facebook como en Instagram se hizo viral el hashtag #hipdips, el cual usan las mujeres para compartir las fotos de su cadera. Así miles han descubierto que es algo normal y no tienen un “problema” como creían. “Me di cuenta que los huequitos de la cadera existen en muchas personas y no soy solo yo que los tengo desde la pubertad. Me levantó el autoestima en un 3000000%”, dijo una usuaria en Twitter. “Los odiaba cuando estaba creciendo porque Internet me decía que se veían raros. Ahora aprendí que son naturales de mi estructura ósea”, agregó otra usuaria en Instagram. So I just found out through social media that these are called #hipdips and I should be #proud of them. I've always been very #selfconscious about it so I'll try to work it. 💁 Una publicación compartida de Jesika Way (@jesikaway) el 16 de Jul de 2017 a la(s) 8:43 PDT ‼️ HOLD UP let's talk about hip dips for a minute 🤔🤔 As you can see from this picture and many of my other pictures I have preeeeeetty large 'hip dips'.. This is where my leg/hip area comes in just before my quad starts.. I thought these lil dips were unique to me until I read the gorgeous @sjamesfit this morning all about how they're actually a huge insecurity to loads of women!! I then went on to google hip dips and read all about how they're seen as a bad thing for women and some people even go as far as to have fat injected into them to smooth them out 😱😱😱😱 WELL I sure as hell wasn't about to add another thing onto my insecurity list 😂✋🏼✋🏼✋🏼 If anyone else has these cute ass hip dips then you should rock them.. For 20 years I've picked at areas of my body I hate but not once did I pick up on these! A few years ago I would have read that article and suddenly felt insecure and wanted to change them. Now I don't give a poo what other people think looks good on women or not. I think they're cool. 😎 😂 And yes growing my quads 17483 times bigger has probably made the hip dips even more prominent but quads are cool too. Conclusion: I'm cool. You're cool. Everyone's cool. Bye. Don't forget to watch my latest YouTube video where I unbox my supplement delivery from @womensbest 💕💕 LINK IN MY BIO 💕💕💕💕💕 #fitness #fit #health #healthy #gym #workout #Abs #glutes #fitfam #girlswholift #cardio #fitspo #instafit #gains #girlgains #muscle #strength #motivation #muslce #booty #leanin15 #gymshark #gymsharkwomen #womensbest Una publicación compartida de Carys Gray || Cardiff, UK🇬🇧 (@busybee.carys) el 19 de Abr de 2017 a la(s) 11:45 PDT This is my body. My natural shape. Without the gym. Havent seen it in years. My shape. My secret. My shame. My disgust. . What every workout was supposed to "cure" What every spanx is supposed to morph. What no one could ever find attractive. What needed surgery. What was never perfectly round like the loved and coveted kardashians hips and butt . Its a shame that every single day people all over the world are being paid to edit out something as simple as the shapes and figures we all come in... And for what? Money? Leaving many of is feeling like absolute freaks just for the shape of the container we came in. . I wore this tight fitted dress for the first time to work after i had just joined the body positive community. I felt shame the whole time. I ended up using a shirt to cover my butt and hip area. Since its what im most ashamed of. . Today i wore this dress. I felt confident in some ways. Some ways not. I didnt feel like that part of me was beautiful. But today I STILL FELT BEAUTIFUL. that inch and a half of my body shape DIDNT MATTER. That. is. INSANE. it could be all the work ive done in therapy. It could be the distractions from all the things i need to do lately in my very busy healthy and functional life. Or it could be the body positive community. Pretty sure it was all three but LORD HAVE MERCY I CANT BELIEVE ive come to this place that im at. I JUST CANT. what is this? Who is this??? This is the first time i feel like a PERSON. not just a BODY. . Thank you to everyone who has been brave and helped me in so many ways with your love and light and openness and vulnerabilities. Ure fucking angels and u continue to change my life. Especially those of u ive been in touch with. . I have never felt a place was safe to be close to other women. Until now. I cant imagine having continued my break from exercise without u guys!! I believe it's what kept me in this. We are fucking helping save each other's lives and it's fucking beautiful. ❤❤❤ . #hipdip #hipdips #shape #body Una publicación compartida de havabear (@hava.bear) el 27 de Abr de 2017 a la(s) 7:04 PDT