This is going to make a lot of people mad. I don't know why I'm so scared to say it. I can't believe the words are coming out of my mouth, but I am getting plastic surgery. I haven't told all of my friends this yet. I don't really know how to tell anyone, so I decided to just sit down in front of the camera and announce it to the world. What better way to tell people? You know, let's just get into it. I don't have the perfect words. I'm going to be completely open and transparent. That's the type of person I am and I always choose to be. After years of battling with an autoimmune disease, having a bad relationship with my body, getting a better relationship with my body, things to support. I have still had insecurities about certain parts of my body that no matter what I do, just don't go away. And that's okay. For me, my confidence, something I have wanted for so long, and I've been so scared to do has been lipo 360. And so many of you guys are probably going to think, Julia, what are you talking about? You don't need to touch your body. You hear you. And I understand. Almost my entire life, I have been super insecure about my mid-section, which I feel like many females are, unfortunately. Having Hashimoto's, hypothyroid, just really has not helped. All of my weight goes straight to my mid-section. I have a really short torso, so my body is just proportioned a little differently. And that's okay. And this isn't me trying to promote surgery. I just decided that I want to shape my mid-section a little bit, in a way that my body naturally is not shaped. So, before people come at me in the comments, like, if you work out hard enough, you can do this, if you do this, this, this, this, this, everybody has genetic limits. I'm sorry. Let's like, say that, let's put that there. I have worked out, I have calorie counted, I have taken my GLP-1. I have done it all. And I'm so happy with where it has gotten me, but there are just certain things and shape I'm not going to achieve naturally. So, I've gotten so many consultations over the years and I decided not to because I was afraid. I'm finally at the point in my life where I want to do this. I want to do this. At the end of the day, I think it's just about doing what's going to make me happy. And I think this is really going to make me happy. It's great that I have such a supportive partner. And you know, my partner has gone through his own transition, which is completely different and like a whole different topic. But I have seen how confident everything he has done has made him and has inspired me in a lot of ways. And I'm kind of like, if this is something that feels so right and is going to make me feel better, why don't I do it? At the end of the day, it is my body, my choice. And I'm choosing to be honest and share this with you guys. So I really hope you can respect that. And if anyone has had a similar journey and gone through it and you have any advice, please comment it down below. I'm going to be having liposuction 360. Like I said, I'm contouring my body a little bit. I'm not putting fat anywhere. I'm just taking it out to shape my mid-section a bit and my arms a little bit. I've been doing all my research. I'm getting medical clearance coming up. And I really want to be transparent on this entire journey because there are so many influencers that have plastic surgery and do this stuff and don't tell you guys. And then you're like, why don't I look like so and so? Why don't I look like so and so? Because their body is fake. So at the end of the day, with my following, like if I just popped up in a month from now with a new body, what would y'all be thinking? The last thing I ever want in this world is for another woman to look at me and say, I want to look like her, knowing whatever I look like or am going to look like is not natural. That is why I'm going to be transparent on this entire journey. Everyone is entitled to their thoughts and opinions, but at the end of the day, it is my body, my choice. And I'm choosing to be honest and share this with you guys. So I really hope you can respect that. And if anyone has had a similar journey and gone through it and you have any advice, please comment it down below.
