Un vídeo publicado por Emily Ratajkowski (@emrata) el 10 de Ene de 2017 a la(s) 11:07 PST

Night night everyone. Thanks @instylemagazine 🥂#goldenglobes

Un vídeo publicado por Emily Ratajkowski (@emrata) el 9 de Ene de 2017 a la(s) 7:21 PST

I'll never forget when I was in middle school or maybe early high school, this boy was being a bully and called me "flat-chested" as an insult. Mind you, I was a very skinny kid with a fast metabolism who did, indeed, have no titties. But who cares. I was a kid, more or less. And even today, I adore small titties. But back then, like many young girls, I longed for the day I'd be able to fill a bra. I was a late bloomer in every sense of the phrase. I never quite felt like a woman, sans any curves or what I was taught as "indicators" of womanhood. I was a tomboy who hid in my basketball hoodie & baggy clothes, hair always up, & never even touched makeup till college. But I'll never forget that boy calling me flat chested as an insult and how much it hurt me at the time.. But I definitely didn't foresee myself having these titties now hahah (and sometimes I wish I had small ones so I could wear little tops bra-less without worrying about them popping out lol oh, the irony) So many young girls feel a specific pressure to look a certain way to feel wanted or attractive. (and btw if a man ever insults a woman, and attacks any part or signifier of her womanhood, I will just have to deduce that he has a tiny dick and thus feels emasculated) It's funny. When you're the skinny girl growing up, you want the curves. Then when you grow up and get it, you want to be slim. Then when the trend changes and thickness is in, you want thickness again. In a few years, a new trend will arise and girls will continue killing themselves trying to fit that mold. Fuck all that shit. Embrace your natural body, curves or no curves. More importantly, as much as I love the human body, in all forms, it is only one aspect of our humanness. I talk about female form & sexuality because so many of us are uncomfortable with that part of ourselves. But since feeling "attractive" wasn't a focal point for me growing up, I was able to develop my mind and focus on the development of other aspects of myself.. And for that, I am thankful. Embrace the journey ✌🏽️🌊🔮 #tbt photo by @marcushyde

Una foto publicada por R Δ Q (@raqnessmonstah) el 26 de May de 2016 a la(s) 1:30 PDT

Doodles on myself 🎨🌀🌴

Una foto publicada por R Δ Q (@raqnessmonstah) el 24 de Mar de 2016 a la(s) 7:00 PDT

Experience is the real wealth of the world .. The 💰 is in the memories .. Go LIVE. Happy Sunday 🌚✨💎🔮🌾🌻

Una foto publicada por R Δ Q (@raqnessmonstah) el 20 de Dic de 2015 a la(s) 1:32 PST

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Una foto publicada por R Δ Q (@raqnessmonstah) el 9 de Nov de 2015 a la(s) 1:13 PST

How often do we find ourselves casually saying "I love sunsets." Or "I love the beach." ..I love X, Y & Z. It's so easy to say those things. We say them constantly without second notice or question. But why is it so difficult & terrifying to say "I love you" or "I love ME" ? If we can love the sky so easily, without question, why can't we do the same w/people ? When we say things like "I love sunrises", our love for these things is not based on whether or not it is reciprocated. We love regardless, without expectation of love in return. I demand nothing. It exists as it is and I love it for that. When I say that I love sunsets, the reason is simple. They're beautiful. They make me feel good. That answer is enough. But it's harder to do that with people. "I only love u if u love me." That is not love. That is a conditional statement, a contract, & if it's based on the condition of reciprocity, it cannot be genuine. From the moment we are born, we are in search of love. Of God. Of comfort. Security. Nourishment. Happiness. Babies cannot survive on their own, they need love from another. They depend on the protection of who they perceive as a God-like figure. The older we get, the less dependent we become as we find our own footing. The more we will hopefully come to realize that love is inside of us just as the divine is. We need not search outside of ourselves for this power. But that doesn't mean we aren't here to share our love. To connect. Why do u think it's so easy for us to use the word "love" ? I love art. I love sex. Etc. we are LOVERS. Tis the nature of humanity. But yet, many of us are uncomfortable w/the idea of loving ourselves & loving others. But if u don't love urself, how can u possibly share love w/others ? How can u give that which u do not have ? How can u love what u do ? Love your career & your passions ? Our dreams & goals are rooted in love. Love is not romance. Just as God can exist outside of religious dogma, love can exist outside of relationships. Love is the force of life. It flows like water, takes infinite shape but is shapeless. Let love take over. Love what u do.Love who u do.Let love be the seed & watch ur life blossom✌🏽️🔮🌚✨🌊

Una foto publicada por R Δ Q (@raqnessmonstah) el 28 de Jun de 2016 a la(s) 10:05 PDT

made my own boomerang, sorta lol this is what you do on a Friday night when you live alone and have no social life💃🏻

Un vídeo publicado por R Δ Q (@raqnessmonstah) el 28 de May de 2016 a la(s) 1:34 PDT