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Sarah Langa says she is grateful for not having a BBL done

Sarah Langa expresses gratitude for not going under the knife.

Taking to her Thread the model said she is “grateful” as she recalls a time when she had not fully come to embrace her body. She thought back on how simple it may have been to get plastic surgery in order to conform to social expectations.

“One thing I’m grateful for is the fact that I never did a BBL (Brazilian butt lift), even when I felt like I hated my body and when I felt all the pressure to get work done. I love my body right now, I love my hip dips, my proportions, my legs. “Feeling so grateful for the body I was born with and how hard work pays off,” she wrote.

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Many people flooded her comment section as they praised her for not conforming to societal norms.

One social media user wrote: “Please you inspire me so much to keep and like the model shaped body I have. Nothing a day in the gym can’t maintain.. love you so much for keeping it real. Ps never get work done you look amazing???.”

“And I love your body?? you look beautiful in everything u wear♥♥,” added another user.

“Hi Sara, such a refreshing comment! We couldn’t agree more ?. We wholly support any individual who may to take steps to change whatever they might not appreciate about themselves, but in an informed manner, with minimal risk, and importantly, using all the natural ingredients that work together with your body ?,” another social media user commented. 

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