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How to use psychology to feel better about how you look in a swimsuit

Last updated: June 15, 2025 4:40 am
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As we approach midsummer day in the northern hemisphere, the sun shining bright in the sky signals the start of the season for many, but for some, it brings about feelings of self-consciousness and body image dissatisfaction. The pressure to achieve a “beach body” can be overwhelming, leading to a phenomenon known as “seasonal body image dissatisfaction.”

Research conducted by Scott Griffiths and his team at the University of Melbourne shed light on this issue, particularly among gay and bisexual men. A survey of 823 individuals revealed that over 70% reported higher levels of body dissatisfaction during the summer months, attributing it to social pressures from the media and the increased exposure of their bodies.

Further analysis of 12 million social media posts between 2020 and 2023 also highlighted a peak in posts expressing body hatred or unhappiness during the summer months. This trend underscores the need for a shift towards a more mindful and compassionate approach to self-image.

One concept that may help individuals navigate these feelings is mindful self-compassion, which involves responding to oneself with kindness, acknowledging shared experiences, and cultivating present-moment awareness. This approach encourages a non-judgmental focus on body functionality rather than appearance, aligning with the body-neutrality movement gaining traction on social media.

Research by Raeanna Kilby and Kristin Mickelson at Arizona State University suggests that body-neutrality posts may be more effective in reducing self-objectification compared to traditional body positivity messages. This shift in perspective encourages individuals to focus on health, happiness, and relationships rather than external appearance.

As we enter the summer season, let’s strive for a mindset that prioritizes overall well-being and self-acceptance. Instead of striving for a perfect “beach body,” let’s embrace the idea of body neutrality and focus on the joys of the season ahead. Remember, your body is not an object for judgment but a vessel for experiences and memories. Let’s aim for health, happiness, and meaningful connections this summer.

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