“It’s not about the ass, it’s about the brain”. An

ByJarrat Wood

“It’s not about the ass, it’s about the brain”. An incredible exercise right message from an incredible woman for #InternationalWomensDay. We love you (and that brain), Lena. #LenaDunham #Anxiety #ExerciseRight #YouGoGirl

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