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Is anyone else worried that they are not ‘beach body ready’?
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Lauren Windle2022-06-15T08:30:00
As summer hots up many of us will experience that familiar dread that we’re not ready to bear all in swimwear. Here Lauren Windle explains why it’s time to take a stand against the ‘beach body ready’ narrative.
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