The decision to switch my pronouns was scary... In the end, I made the change, because my pronouns made me feel more comfortable in my own skin. Sometimes, we are worried about how acts of self-love may affect others. But ultimately, we have to prioritize ourselves. We need not apologize for our radical self-love and the forms it takes! What is a difficult decision you had to make that made you happy in the end? Have you seen our new, radically beautiful home? thebodyisnotanapology(dot)com launched on Monday! Go check it out! #WhenWeSayYes [Image description: A picture of the author wearing a black knit winter hat that has the word “they” across it in white capital letters with a row of pink hearts above and below the word. The hat has a white pom-pom at the top. West is a white non-binary person with very short brown hair just peeking out of the hat. They are wearing a blue plaid flannel buttoned all the way to the top, a red hoodie that is unzipped, red tights with black shorts, and a green watch. They are sitting on their couch, with a black bookshelf filled with books, a poster of a mermaid, and a kitchen table with four chairs in the background.]
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