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10 Webtoons That Are Worth Reading

If you haven't heard of Webtoon, its basically an app where you can read all sorts of different comics.

Shippensburg University

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Webtoon has various different genres and many more comics going along with them. You'll never get bored reading them and since there are so many of them, you can start a new one right after you finish your first. A lot of the artwork in the comics are really well done and you can get so immersed in the storyline of each webtoon, you won't want to put it down. Here are some of my favorite reads on here and some are still ongoing:

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An Experiment In Body Image: A New Take On Weight For A New Year

How not weighing yourself is more liberating than any number you could ever see on the scale.

Miami University

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An Experiment In Body Image: A New Take On Weight For A New Year

Madelyn Neal

Starting my senior year of high school, I decided to make a huge change in my life. My self-confidence had been at an all-time low, so I wanted to finally feel beautiful and believe in myself. Now, before I go any further, I need to make it clear that every kind of body is beautiful and that no one should feel the need to change themselves for anyone else or to meet society's discriminatory standards.

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I’m Thankful My Mom Wouldn’t Let Me Dye My Red Hair

Becoming fully yourself requires accepting what makes you different.

University of Kentucky

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I’m Thankful My Mom Wouldn’t Let Me Dye My Red Hair

Katherine Yochum

When I was eight-years-old, I told my mom I hated my hair. I told her the minute I was old enough to make my own decisions, I would dye it brown or blonde and never look back. I told her repeatedly that I hated how it made me stand out when all I wanted was to look like other girls.

I saw myself as less than, all due to the fact that no one else had bright red hair as I did.

For years, my mom endured my complaints, insisting that I would learn to love my red hair. And I did. What I had disliked about myself became something I loved about myself, and what my mom had repeatedly told me, I took to heart.

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Health and Wellness

True Beauty is more than what you see

Have you ever gone to a photo shoot with a bare face? That’s right I said a bare face, all natural, make up free. Well, neither had I until now. And let me tell you I have never felt more beautiful.

Jacksonville State University

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Jessica Works

Recently, I participated in a photo shoot for Jessica Works photography. Mrs. Jessica Works lives in Fort Payne and offers photography services across northeast Alabama. Works is a proud mother, wife, and entrepreneur. Her senior sessions come with professional hair and makeup, as well as outfit consulting. Works goes above and beyond to ensure that every one of her clients looks and feels their absolute best on shoot day.

This photo shoot, however, was very different. Works, along with many other photographers decided to participate in the Project Beauty 360 movement. This was Works second year hosting this shoot, and this year the proceeds went to "The Summit" a local women's ministry. When I saw that she was doing the shoot again this year, I just knew that I had to join in.

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Don't Let Your Size define Who You Truly Are

There's so many more important things to worry about in life than the size on the scale or the food that you are eating.

West Chester University

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Don't Let Your Size define Who You Truly Are

Caroline Domingue

Starting at a young age it was always instilled in me to watch what I eat. Growing up in Louisiana was especially hard for me. There was this verbal and nonverbal way of living and I was always put in this box to make me think that I wasn't perfect if I wasn't thin. A lot of times the first time I'd see someone in awhile when I was younger that was there first response "oh you look thinner" or "you have grown" which would be said in a negative way towards my weight. Even having the number on a scale or the size of my pants defining who I was. Even when I was working in retail when I moved to Pennsylvania this was still present.

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If you haven't heard of Webtoon, its basically an app where you can read all sorts of different comics.

1. I Love Yoo

2. Let's Play

3. Lore Olympus

4. Big Jo

5. True Beauty

6. Space Boy

7. Eggnoid

8. Athena Complex

9. Orange Marmalade

10. Days Of Hana

How not weighing yourself is more liberating than any number you could ever see on the scale.

Becoming fully yourself requires accepting what makes you different.

I saw myself as less than, all due to the fact that no one else had bright red hair as I did.

Without knowing it, I was taught one of the greatest lessons my mom could ever teach me - becoming fully yourself requires accepting what makes you different.

Have you ever gone to a photo shoot with a bare face? That’s right I said a bare face, all natural, make up free. Well, neither had I until now. And let me tell you I have never felt more beautiful.

Here are just a few of my favorites from the shoot

There's so many more important things to worry about in life than the size on the scale or the food that you are eating.

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