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- Camila Cabello shared a long post
- “I can’t let go and rest,” wrote Camilla
- “I want to feel like I look ‘good’,” wrote Camilla
pop singers Camelaca below In a long note on her Instagram handle, she opens up about her struggle with body image. The singer revealed that often she feels “self-conscious” about wearing a bikini in public. He denounced society for creating unrealistic expectations about what women should look like. Is carefree The singer’s letter comes a day after she was spotted in a bikini on a Miami beach. Sharing a long note on her Instagram handle, she wrote, “Every time I’ve been to this beach club in Miami, I get nervous – somehow I know in my bikini when I check-in And every time I feel great. Weak and undressed – I wore bikinis that were too small and I didn’t care how I looked, then I looked at pictures online and made comments and I’m very Got upset.”
Camilaca bello, In her note, she revealed how she had to explain herself when negative comments affected her self-esteem. “I reminded myself when it affected my self-esteem that I was thinking about the views of a culture, not my own. A culture that is attuned to the image of what a ‘healthy’ woman’s body looks like. Done, she’s totally not real a lot of women,” the note read.
“Photoshop, restrictive eating, getting more exercise, and choosing angles that make our bodies stand out from their natural selves the moment we breathe deeply, when we eat, when we allow waves Let us bother. I remind myself of this, listening to podcasts on intuitive eating, following women who admit their cellulite, stretch marks, belly, bloating, and weight fluctuate… And yet. I’m a single woman in her 20s in the middle of an s– ton of promos and I want to feel like I look ‘good,’ the note continued.
Senorita The singer also revealed how she made sure not to eat anything heavy today before heading to the beach. She continued, “I couldn’t go and relax and do what we want to do when we go out in nature. I tried to pretend they weren’t there but I couldn’t and I held my breath.” chair for the ocean.”
Camilla further revealed her goal to feel like a 7-year-old on the beach. “I saw a group of children laughing with enthusiasm on the waves—no sunglasses, no jewellery, no self-consciousness, only childlike innocence—that’s the spirit I’ve always gone to nature for.”
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This isn’t the first time Camila Cabello has spoken out about the body struggle. Earlier this month, Camilla wrote a lengthy post about her “yearning for belonging.” Also in 2019, Havana The singer lashed out at people who were trying to body-shame her.