Discussing Body Dysmorphia
It is such a struggle to look in the mirror and see someone else, a completely different person from your reality. As Shaun goes through his new fitness journey, he noticed that such an issue can get overlooked. Someone with BDD can obsess with their body image for three to eight hours a day, and although this is not a treatment, Shaun would love to help discuss the reality around it and help overcome some of those tough moments for those who do struggle. He has also asked for help from three people who have struggled with body dysmorphia to share their stories. Micky discusses her struggle through hearing she was not good enough as a competitor and finally finding self-love. Elias talks about the difficulties of comparing ourselves to others, and Carly gets into the negative talk that can be instillment at a very early age.
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It is such a struggle to look in the mirror and see someone else. as I am going through my new fitness journey I see that it is such an issue that can get overlooked. let’s talk about the vanity of it all - accept and embrace it. the BDD can obsess with their body image for longer than xyz. Three people who have struggled with BDD talk to Shaun about their struggles
Micky discusses her struggle through hearing she was not good enough as a competitor and finally finding self-love. Elias talks about the difficulties of comparing ourselves to others. Carly gets into the negative talk that begins at such a young age that can be an instillment at a very early age.
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