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What planning a wedding has made me realize about the way I look at my body and myself

What planning a wedding has made me realize about the way I look at my body and myself

Update: 2025-06-25
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Planning a wedding is supposed to be joyful—but no one warned me how deeply it would challenge the way I see my body. Between dress fittings, comments from others, and the pressure to “look perfect,” I started realizing how much shame I’d carried silently for years.

In this episode, I open up about what this season is teaching me—not just about body image, but about compassion, healing, and seeing myself the way God does. I talk about the spiritual battle behind body shame, how the enemy uses appearance to distract and discourage us, and the truth that your worth has nothing to do with a mirror, a milestone, or a measurement.

If you’ve ever struggled with food noise, body comparison, or feeling like your body is never quite “enough,” I pray this conversation meets you where you are. You are not a project. You are a temple. And you are already deeply loved.

In this episode, we’ll cover:

  • Why bridal culture often stirs up hidden shame
  • How to protect your peace in a comparison-driven world
  • The spiritual side of body image struggles
  • Biblical truths to speak over yourself
  • Practical ways to heal and walk in freedom

Whether you're planning a wedding or just living in a world obsessed with appearance—this one’s for you.

Let’s rewrite the narrative.
Let’s choose truth over shame.
And let’s remember: your body is not a problem to be fixed—it’s a vessel to be cherished.

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What planning a wedding has made me realize about the way I look at my body and myself

What planning a wedding has made me realize about the way I look at my body and myself

Kyia Mochitani