The "Girls" star and creator said she is at ease with going nude, reported People magazine.
Sharing a picture of her body, with her modesty covered by some strategically placed emojis, she wrote, "...I spent so many years loving my body but thinking it wasn't lovable by others - its sole purpose was to be fodder for jokes. I performed the insult so no one else could.
"I don't regret any of it - that's my art and that was my truth - but now, at age 31, having been through hell and back with my health and other people's perceptions of my physicality, I feel deeply comfortable with the idea that this pear-shaped pot of honey is equally good for making people laugh and laying out like a Suicide Girl circa 2004. Love it all (sic).
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