The age Brits learn to embrace themselves ‘just as they are’ revealed as major life events trigger change

The age Brits learn to embrace themselves ‘just as they are’ revealed as major life events trigger change
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The age Brits learn to embrace themselves ‘just as they are’ revealed as major life events trigger change
Author: Freya Parsons
Published: Feb, 13 2025 14:26

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While 54 per cent now prioritise comfort over style, with 52 per cent going as far as to say living a ‘low maintenance’ lifestyle for themselves feels like the ultimate act of self-care.

Almost a third (30 per cent) believe their partner helps them feel good about themselves, while 28 per cent credit parents.

Becoming a parent helped 25 per cent start to better accept who they are, while 21 per cent felt it happened after turning a milestone age.

For 41 per cent of these, it’s simply more comfortable, while 20 per cent reckon they look more ‘them’ when in their cosies, according to the OnePoll.com figures.

It also emerged 32 per cent of those who have stopped caring what others think believe doing something like going out without makeup is totally ‘natural’ for them now.

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