Body positivity doesn't necessarily mean you have to love every aspect of your body unconditionally. It means accepting your body as it is and learning to appreciate its uniqueness. It's okay to have parts of your body that you're not entirely comfortable with; most people do. The goal is to work towards self-acceptance and neutrality rather than self-criticism. Over time, you may find that as you embrace and care for your body, your feelings towards those aspects you're not entirely comfortable with may evolve, leading to greater self-compassion. Remember that body positivity is a journey, and it's perfectly normal to have moments of doubt or insecurity.