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3rd August 2017
12:34pm BST

The blogger shared the comparison to encourage others to try to be less critical of themselves. In the post's caption, she wrote:
"Whenever I see a picture of me, the first things which catches my eyes are my FLAWS. I always see what is wrong. "Too close." "My nose appears too big." "My legs look too white." "I look terrible." "YET, I really do not look at people's flaws first when I look at a picture of someone else ! On the contrary, I tend to focus on their assets."Louise went on to say that seeing as we tend to focus on other people's positive qualities, we should learn to focus on our own too. She said that being so harsh on ourselves is unhealthy, and that she was going to work on her own struggle with self-image. The post gained over 10,000 likes in just one day, with Instagram users applauding Louise's honesty. "Puts a very good perspective on things," wrote one user. "Thanks for the motivation," said another. The blogger already has over 50,000 followers on the app, and we're expecting that number to grow a lot due to the popularity of this frank and important post.
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