Carly Pearce Uses Running to Combat Body Shaming

If you saw my Instagram lately, you would see that I posted a really unflattering photo of myself that was really vulnerable because I was bullied on social media about having a unflattering photo or an unflattering pair of jeans on my body to this person and I decided to bring awareness and bring a positive light on the fact that body shaming and bullying on any kind of platform or in person is not OK and we need to try to love each other more and try to understand that when you say something, you don’t know that person’s story, you don’t know what they’ve gone through, you don’t know if that’s something that’s going to really hurt them. I want to be an advocate for being kind, thinking before you speak, and that body shaming is B.S.