Stephanie Gonzalez’s experience as a plus-size woman and model taught her a lot about the issues that plus-size women face. She feels that when people see small models in publications and believe they are the only way to be beautiful, they begin to aspire to appear like those models. Because of this erroneous view, many get into eating disorders in order to reach an unachievable goal, jeopardizing their health in the process.

Stephanie Gonzalez is a plus-size fashion model and social media influencer whose mission is to raise awareness about the fact that you don’t have to be a specific size to look or feel attractive. Known for her red hair, Stephanie spreads the message that beauty comes in a variety of sizes and shapes.

Stephanie’s experience demonstrates that if you’re healthy and content with your appearance, there’s no need to change anything about yourself. Due to her emotional sensitivity, she struggled to keep up with daily life during her adolescence, which led to drug addictions. Stephanie worked hard following her recovery experience, which altered her life, to cultivate her own positive mentality. She was resolved to share her optimism and self-assurance with others after that.

Stephanie’s material is well-liked on social media, where she has 622,000 followers. Her message instructs her followers that it is totally great to be self-assured in one’s looks and accept one’s curves.

Along with body positivity, she emphasizes the importance of acceptance of various body shapes. Stephanie feels that in order to gain confidence in one’s look, one should never dismiss another body type. A woman’s skinnier or curvier figure does not make her less beautiful. Neither is superior to the other.

Stephanie’s life challenges have shaped her into a sensitive and caring spirit who understands people’s issues with body image, looks, and lack of self-assurance.

Stephanie admires those who are happy in their own skin and don’t want to gain or lose weight or who don’t want to alter anything about themselves at all since they belong to a group that she wants everyone to be a part of.