It's summer, which means it's officially playoff season for feeling bad about your body! Whether you're outside in a bathing suit or inundated with pictures of people in bathing suits while inside on your computer, it's easy to feel sh*tty.

In the latest installment of the trend of really, really ridiculously good looking people pulling the curtain on how they look so damn perfect in their photos, model Imre Çeçen is going viral with her post on the magic of posing.

Meet Çeçen, who has made exposing these "30 second transformations" her thing.

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Çeçen took on the ubiquitous, seasonal phenomenon that is "hot dog legs" poolside Instagrams.

‼️DIFFERENT KIND OF "KEEP IT REAL"‼️ I know some people are all done with the "keep it real" pictures so I thought I'd try a new one😅 I find this one kinda hilarious🙈chilling by the pool instagram vs real life👙 . Anyone familiar with the concept of having all "normal" legs when you're standing but as soon as you sit down they transform into huge piles of meat?🍖😂 Why is it that those 2 sticks we use to walk expand to the size of Texas whenever they touch a chair?😅 . This is the most NORMAL thing ever yet us girls seem to be so self conscious about it😔 Hello! Your legs are being pushed against a surface, they are supposed to expand! This doesn't mean you're fat🙅🏻 Even muscle will just look like a huge shapeless pile of meat when there's no flexing involved🍖 If you don't want your legs to expand maybe invest in stone legs!⛰⛏ I'd choose marble ones💁🏻😂 . We've just lost touch with reality because on the internet all we see are those freaking hot dog legs🌭 I am guilty of posting those too! Yet even I wondered on my last vacay why my legs were so "big" when I sat down. 😅 . Thought I'd take a good comparison pic and I'm pretty sure I've got a hernia now😅 Creating that thighgap & skinny legs feel was real hard😵 I had to arch my back like crazy, hold my legs up (serious ab work was involved) and had to sit on the edge of the pool which caused me to almost fall. Both my camera & I would have drowned in the sadness of insta perfection (I would survive the water though, I can swim!🙆🏻) To people who do sit like this in real life; I admire your core strenght & willpower! . Yep, that's the truth behind poolside hotdog pics. Truth be told I'd much rather sit like that right pic whilst enjoying an actual hotdog🌭 What is your fave poolside snack? Kinda wanted to hold a piece of watermelon whilst taking this but it turns out that's only for advanced instagram posing😅 I couldn't hold myself up, flex them abs, hold a watermelon & take pics at the same time😂 Guess I better start practicing for my next vacay!💁🏻 . Ps. I don't think there's anything wrong with the way my legs look in the pic on the right. Just showing you the difference! 🌭 vs 🍖 = both yummy🙆🏻

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As Çeçen points out, the hot dog legs are only hot dogs because they're NOT ON THE GRILL.

Legs, because of physics, look wider up against a surface, and as Çeçen says, "Even muscle will just look like a huge shapeless pile of meat when there's no flexing involved? If you don't want your legs to expand maybe invest in stone legs."

Hot dog legs take work:

I had to arch my back like crazy, hold my legs up (serious ab work was involved) and had to sit on the edge of the pool which caused me to almost fall.

Çeçen posts a lot of "same girl, different pose" photos—it's kind of her thing.

She's made a few PSAs for the importance of good posture.

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And pointed out how things are different when someone's sitting and standing up.

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Now strike a pose!

Model explains those ‘hot dog legs’ pictures and damn, it should have been obvious.