Lili Reinhart has never hidden her struggles with body acceptance and how they have had a major impact on her mental health. Suffering from dysmorphia, I have always personally worked to draw attention to this problem, but above all to highlight how harmful certain aesthetic models are to people. In a series of posts published in recent days, he stated that she’d like to see more people with “normal sized hands” and not as “excessively thin” as it seems in fashion.
She wanted to highlight this aspect because these images affected her personally, causing her to have intrusive thoughts for months, and in the last few days she had a crisis.. An experience he wanted to share to help those who feel the same way no longer feel so alone and vulnerable. And then he added: “Such thin hands can only be in adolescence. After that it’s almost impossible.” Why, then, harm yourself by trying to achieve a practically unattainable model? This only serves to “treat yourself poorly,” as the actress well knows.
Reinhart has also criticized Kim Kardashian in the past for shedding a lot of pounds to wear a Marilyn Monroe dress for Met Gala or she exposed how the magazines that featured her on the covers had extensively used Photoshop to soften her features or make her look slimmer. She has always made good choices to avoid media scrutiny over her weight, such as cutting down on the number of red carpets she attends to avoid criticism. and therefore suffer the psychological consequences that would have had on her. This, as she herself said, isolated her a little in show business, but it certainly didn’t make her take a step back.
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Of course, these types of positions over the past few years have helped normalize female body image and accept other, more inclusive models of women. So one can only be grateful to Lili Reinhart for her commitment.
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