In the past few years I had to deal with the aftermath of leaving a toxic relationship and a toxic work environment. The gossip. The judgment. The harassment. Fake profiles were created with the solo purpose to contact people and companies I work with and slander me. (From some local teachers that preach love and compassion). Some of my ex colleagues teamed up to ask studios owners to fire me. Students and my work colleagues were told I was a liar and a cheater and over all a bad person. I was labeled as a see you next Tuesday, irrational, unprofessional, unreliable and crazy person. And when it became clear that despite their attempt to destroy me and my reputation I never gave up on myself (and people never gave up on me) - they focused on criticizing the way I look. (And some of them still do). She is flabby, old, fake skinny, trashy, she smells, he feet are ugly - she just shows her ass on Instagram, she is not a yogi, she sold herself to brands, etc etc etc... Why? Because when people can not control you anymore they will try to control what others think of you. * What was done to me is not my fault but healing is my responsibility. * So remember: Ignore the trolls. Focus on those that love you. Challenge yourself. Celebrate both your victories and you failures. Love your body. And if somebody tells you (or your students) that you are here just to show “boobs, brands and Bhakti” tell them to go and love themself. 🤟💫🌟✨ As usual wearing @aloyoga proud to be an #alopartner #womenempowerment #goloveyourself #bendy #yoga #yogapose #yogagirl #bodypositivity #ilovemy🍑 #donttellmewhattodo #narcissitsurvivor #backbed #yogaphotography