Woman Flaunts Her Stretch Marks And Wins A Bikini Competition

A woman had been bullied all of her young life and even as she entered adulthood. Her weight was something she struggled with since the age of six and it was the main focus of all the teasing. She needed to make changes so she could be healthier and happier, and while the bullying helped push her to better herself, it ultimately came down to how she felt about herself and what she knew she deserved. Now she is living life the way she always wanted to and every day she becomes more confident and loves herself even more.

Conner Rensch had always been bullied for her weight and size.

She turned to food for comfort which created a vicious cycle.

“When I was in 6th grade, a girl on instant messenger told me I should just kill myself.”

“My mum says I just loved food and I have such a sweet tooth.”

By the time she was 18, Conner weighed 271 lb.

“I was a constant eater, I was always hungry and would want to feel very, very full — it comforted me. At school both boys and girls bullied me. They would leave me out, call me ugly and fat.”

When Conner got to college she had had enough and got a nutritionist and a personal trainer.

She changed her diet and took up kickboxing, cardio, and weight lifting.