Selena Gomez’s blunt response to those who think about her weight

One of Selena Gomez’s goals is to give visibility to mental health, a problem on which she herself has revealed her own experience: “I am a great defender of detox on social networks. We are constantly bombarded on social networks telling us stories about who we have to be and what physique we have to have,” the star told us in an interview for FASHION. Recently, the artist commented in a conversation with Good Morning America that since she practices these digital parentheses she is much happier and that she connects better with those around her. However, she does enjoy the videos that she uploads to Gen Z’s favorite platform, Tik Tok, where she has launched a message to those who criticize her weight. 

Naturally but without wasting the opportunity to make her position clear to those who criticize her physique, Selena Gomez has used her networks to answer the haters: “Well, I’ve been trying to stay thin but I’ve gone to Jack in the Box and I’ve ordered four tacos, three egg rolls, onion rings, and a spicy chicken sandwich,” the star begins. “But honestly,” she continues, “I don’t care about my weight because people think about it anyway. ‘You’re too skinny,’ ‘you’re too fat,’ ‘that doesn’t suit you,’ blah blah blah.”. In closing, she delivers a powerful message: “I’m perfect just the way I am. Moral of the story? Goodbye.” 

As he has revealed on several occasions, this acceptance of his own body comes after years of dealing with the insecurities derived from digital platforms: “Social networks are an optimized reel and, when you do not feel at your best, it is easy to fall into comparisons. Something that has been very useful for my own mental health is giving me time to disconnect, run away from social networks and focus on myself”, she confessed to us a few months ago. 

In addition to putting her grain of sand with messages like the one she just published to stop cyberbullying, Selena has also created Wondermind with her mother and another partner, a company that they present as mental fitness for everyone: “We have had our own difficulties with mental health and we realized that there was no inclusive, fun and easy place for people to connect to explore, discuss or investigate their feelings. So we created it, “they announce. An ambitious goal that they achieve through informative content, informal conversations between users or custom tools to overcome problems of this nature.