They Make Us One of a Kind

Unusual features of our body make us a matter of laugh and victim of teasing so many times but it also makes us stand out from the crowd. They make us one of a kind. And here is the story of a Sweden based model with extraordinarily long legs who ignored everyone who commented on her or teased her for her oddly tall body and flaunted herself like a pro on Instagram.

La Ostergren, a model from Sweden was teased so many times due to her extraordinarily long legs but rather than going in depression she decided to flaunt her body and be proud of herself. Her legs size are around 3.5 feet which are considered to be super long legs. La Ostergren proudly showcases her body on Instagram. She has over 217k followers.

She has two children and a bodybuilder husband.

She says on Instagram, “How people treat you is their Karma, How you react is yours.Model from Sweden with extraordinarily long legs flaunts her body on Instagram.La Ostergren was a victim of harsh bullying in her teenage, but she decided to rather love her body instead of being ashamed.

Even her extraordinarily long legs didn’t stop her from wearing heels.
Read Also: This Woman Has Requested Doctors To Paralyze Her Surgically!She decided to love her body whether anyone does or not and she remained happy forever.Just look how happy she looks flaunting her legs.This model from Sweden is definitely an inspiration for the women who are ashamed of their bodies.

Her Instagram captions are even inspiring like “be a flamingo in a flock of pigeons” and “stop competing with others, start competing with yourself.”She flaunts her body like a boss and everyone should.

She considers her super long legs as a unique feature which is not to be ashamed of but to be proud of.
She says, “I received ~700 comments telling me that I look like an alien and that my legs are photoshopped.”
But nothing was enough to bring her down.

She believes, “We all come in different shapes, sizes and proportions; my body has been, and still is, a problem for some people. It’s our psychology to be afraid of something unusual, but remember to keep opinions that might discourage, discredit or insult someone to yourself. I love my body.”