text: Chidera Eggerue, otherwise known as The Slumflower, created the #saggyboobsmatter movement earlier this year, inspiring countless women to embrace their bodies and feel more confident in themselves. At 19, Chidera decided she was bored of disliking herself and stopped wearing a bra.
  In this vlog for HuffPost’s Love Your Body series, Chidera discusses why she started the movement, what she would like to say to those who have insulted her and why your legacy is not going to be determined by the size and perkiness of your boobs.
  Love Your Body is a series of vlogs from women and men on celebrating parts of their bodies that they have previously felt ashamed of, or not considered deserving of love. The series will be running throughout June, with a new vlog every Thursday
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distilabel_metadata.content: Chidera Eggerue, otherwise known as The Slumflower, created the #saggyboobsmatter movement earlier this year, inspiring countless women to embrace their bodies and feel more confident in themselves. At 19, Chidera decided she was bored of disliking herself and stopped wearing a bra.
  In this vlog for HuffPost’s Love Your Body series, Chidera discusses why she started the movement, what she would like to say to those who have insulted her and why your legacy is not going to be determined by the size and perkiness of your boobs.
  Love Your Body is a series of vlogs from women and men on celebrating parts of their bodies that they have previously felt ashamed of, or not considered deserving of love. The series will be running throughout June, with a new vlog every Thursday
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