Who else can't wear shorts? ('bad' legs)

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Gabby C.

Aug 2, 2013

Gabby C.

I have stretch marks in one of my legs, under my butt. It's not really noticeable, but as Taylor said I just tan so they disappear.

Diana L.

Aug 2, 2013

Diana L.

I have stretch marks on both my legs and I have always been thin. to add to that, I'm only 17.

Etienne S.

Aug 3, 2013

Etienne S.

When I was younger something happened to my legs and the doctor gave me ointments to put but it left marks like dark marks on certain parts of my leg, I didnt wear shorts for a long time. But when I was in college I became confident and just wore shorts and skirts, it doesn't bother me anymore because I came to realize that they're now part of me and I'll just embrace them and work with it. The marks are still here but they're not as dark as before and I barely took notice of them now, I got used to it. Let's not keep scars or imperfections to keep us from wearing whatever we want to wear. :)

Leah M.

Aug 4, 2013

Leah M.

I have scars from when I was a kid playing and also a big birthmark on my leg. When I was younger I would bandage up my birthmark and tell ppl I cut my leg. But now as an adult I rock shorts and skirts because I realize they are all me and who cares what others think. Perfectly imperfections that make us all unique!

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