What should I change about my body

You notice a petite frame that needs absolutely nothing altered — every proportion lands exactly where it should.

You find your eyes tracing the curve from shoulder to hip, pausing where the waist pulls inward just enough to make your hands want to follow. You feel the pull of something compact and deliberate, a body that holds tension in the best possible way.

You already know the answer to the question being asked. You want to say: nothing. You want to say it slowly, close enough that it lands somewhere between a whisper and a confession.