Well said Bec, and thanks for changing for me. I do feel a bit like I'm being daft about this but it's just something that really resonates with me.

I am normal FOR ME, which isn't normal for anyone else! I have huge bones, a boney spine, small breasts, gigantic feet, a hairy body, brown eyes and long toes and fingers. That's not a judgement statement, that's just me. I wouldn't go as far as saying I love my body, but it is mine, it is real, it's not changing for anyone! Well, maybe future babies. But that's different to wanting to change to fit in and be "normal" because we're each our own normal. Society norms... *blows raspberry*. For my age that apparently would involve getting very drunk every night. I'm not society normal. I'm me normal. And I like that. (This is the ONLY time anyone will hear me describe myself as normal, you may want to flag this post to read in years to come when I'm being my normal super-weird self LOL.)