• The Body Image Episode with Leila & Rhys

  • May 3 2021
  • Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
  • Podcast

The Body Image Episode with Leila & Rhys

  • Summary

  • This week’s theme is BODY IMAGE.

    Leila talks about her experiences being a tall kid and I (Rhys) chat about how I thought the only way to become happy within my body was to strive to become a Marvel superhero...

    During the episode, we chat about: 

    • Our own unique experiences with body image growing up — both good and bad.
    • TW: eating disorders and how body image plays a huge part. 
    • TW: baby loss and post-partum body image. 
    • Ageing, changing and going with the flow. 
    • Social media, societal expectation and advertising, and how that plays into body image. 
    • Achieving body neutrality and learning to be grateful for what our bodies do for us. 
    • How to improve your self-worth, confidence and body image. 

    Just so you know, our conversations are completely unfiltered, unedited and happen very organically.

    Also to note, we’re not professionals — if you’ve heard us speak, you will know that. We’re just a couple with a passion for nattering about our mental health and trying to navigate our way through the mad old game we call "life".

    We explore these topics in real-time and figure out our opinions and share our experiences on the fly. We have no agenda and often, we miss things out and get things wrong. We're human — anyway, you know the score by now!

    Anyway, please enjoy our chat, all about BODY IMAGE.

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