Megan Fox (35) has placed for the British edition of GQ Style magazine and has done it with Machine Gun Kelly, the man with whom he shares his life from his separation from Brian Austen Green and although the erotic load of the images has Unleashed all kinds of reactions, the most striking of the publication are the confessions of the actress, which has revealed a corporal sufferingism.
Speaking about his insecurities as a woman, Fox acknowledged that he is diagnosed with body dysmorphy and affected that he has "many deep insecurities". Megan assures in the interview of her that "we can look at someone and think: 'That person is so beautiful, her life should be very easy." Most likely she does not feel like that. "
According to the Mayo Clinic, dysmorphia is a mental health disorder "in which you can not stop thinking about one or more perceived defects or imperfections in appearance, an imperfection that may be less or that is not perceived by others . But you can feel ashamed, distressed and such anxiety that you can avoid several social situations. "
This is not the first mental problem that Megan Fox recognizes suffer caused by his physique. Just two years ago, in an interview given to Entertainment Tonight, Hollywood's star recognized that she in 2009 she "collapsed psychologically" after Jennifer's Body's premiere. "I did not want them to see me, I did not want to have a picture, walk on a carpet, I did not want them to be seen in public at all because I felt fear, and I had the belief and absolute certainty that they would make fun of me, or me They would spit, or someone would shout, or the people would stood me or would attack me ... I passed for a very dark moment after that. "
Date Of Update: 15 October 2021, 21:02
