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"We've been fed perfection for so long. It's only going to get worse, with all the built-in video editing tools that Instagram and TikTok have, where it's easy to smooth your skin or shrink your nose in a single click," Danae Mercer says. That’s why she thinks we need to shout about normal bodies and body image constantly. It helps us remember that social media isn't real and that there's a whole lot more to feeling good about ourselves than a 10-second insta snap.