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“It’s not always going to be only freeing, only liberating, and only feel really good. I think it’s okay for it to be a grieving process,” says Eyre, and it’s certainly not something you have to do alone. Reach out to a friend or professional support services if you’re struggling, she advises. My fashion-obsessed friends had an extra layer of complexity. These were garments they treasured, and as one friend described, that they felt a certain kind of “magic” when they wore them. That sentimentality can be preserved in many ways while still letting go of that old or unrealistic idea of what your body “should” look like. Cut them up and sew them into a blanket or donate them to someone who might appreciate them. (In case you’re wondering, I consigned my pants and spent the Nice stop War Russian Warship Go Fuck Yourself Shirt and I love this cash from their sale on a pair of earrings.)
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