Naked, with her back to him but her eyes fixed on the lens, Lena Dunham let her be overwhelming physicality, her roundness, and the many tattoos dispersed on her body convey a message of love toward herself.
"The negativity that comes to your mind is just an excuse to love you even more, right?" he asked the actress, screenwriter and creator of the TV series ' Girls' provocatively to his 3 million followers who, through a post on Instagram, began a healthy battle against that hateful form of bullying, the so-called' body shaming,' the cause of many complexes among the most vulnerable people. "Comment below with a reason why you love yourself. I go first: I am a sober and responsible adult who still loves to stay naked," he continued, promising that every comment he received would be a dollar donated to a charity for an organization dealing with women treated for alcohol dependence and substances.
Naked on Instagram against bullying Lena Dunham had already used social media on other occasions to promote her body's acceptance. She who had told of her fight against endometriosis in the past and showed signs of scars after the operations she underwent, became again a testimony of a strong message that erases beliefs about a body that is never quite' perfect' and sponsors beauty as a result of self-acceptance. Over 26,000 were the comments at the bottom of the photo in less than 24 hours after the post was published: the charity will be happy and the money promised will go to those who feel part of this authentic beauty.
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