Ayanda Borotho Uses Instagram Photo To Promote Body Positivity: “I’ve Had the Worst Body Insecurities”

• Shaka iLembe star Ayanda Borotho has sprinkled some self-love on her recent Instagram post
• She took some time to affirm herself and her beautiful curves and her femininity
• Her fellow 40-somethings joined in and took some of her positivity to appreciate themselves

Actress Ayanda Borotho became a ray of sunshine for her peers and anyone struggling with self-esteem.

Ayanda Borotho affirms herself on Instagram

The voluptuous author wrote an Instagram post on Thursday, 20 July a powerful note to herself celebrating her womanity, TshisaLive reported. This is how captioned the post:

"If I am honest, I've had the worst body insecurities, 3 kids later and being told you've gained weight (because somehow the body of the 20-year-old you should match that of the 42-year-old you).

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"Some days I'm more confident, other days not. Other days I care, others I don't. Yesterday was one of those I didn't care what anyone has ever said. And I wanted to own that moment. It was mine. Mine to appreciate and mine to embrace."

This is the post:

Instagrammers respond to Ayanda's body positivity note

The note was a hit, and this is how her followers responded to her:

@kagisoyabakwena teased her hot looks:

"As your PA, I’ve just checked your DMs, eish AmaBen10 are lining up."

@ndinonzi_cindy affirmed her:

"Yet here you are. The 20-something-year-olds with their Turkey modifications have absolutely nothing on you!"

@nomusa_mc had a concern:

"Awww, I always wonder why you cover up so much, you have an amazing body Mama."

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@tumideane related:

"We are deep in our forties and God has blessed us with life! I’ve stopped caring about the body of the 24-year-old who is also constantly comparing her achievements to mine. So, sis, let’s live out loud. We are the true shandis."

@peacock__seboloki encouraged:

"Never ever again body shame yourself that's the goal, my dear. Umile kakuhle to begin with and dignified uyafaneleka always. Bear that in mind."

DJ Lamiez pens a love letter to a thick girl

In another Briefly News story about body positivity, Lamiez Holworthy wrote a letter to a fan about embracing her imperfections.

She told the girl that she has all the qualities that make society label a woman imperfect, but she has confidence, which makes her know that she is perfect and enough.

Source: Briefly News