Body Image Struggles
Paloma shares her journey with body image, revealing the internal conflict between wanting to promote body positivity and grappling with her own self-critical thoughts. Despite not developing an eating disorder, she reflects on the lasting impact of ballet school and societal pressures from the nineties. The conversation highlights the challenge of separating personal insecurities from external conditioning, as Paloma admires those who embrace their bodies while feeling trapped in her own negative perceptions.In this clip
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