Eiza Gonzalez shared a strange moment with his fans through Instagram, where he acknowledged the difficult emotional moments he experienced as a result of criticism not only about his work, but also because of his physical appearance and the way he is seen in the show.
We are not shows, we are people and we have traumas
In the video, Eiza, with a shocked face, a broken voice at times and tears in her eyes, highlighted the personal dilemmas she experienced in the face of pressure from not enough “chingona” how they set the parameters and how, in the same way, if it is affected by criticism, it gives rise to greater pressure.
“If you fall in love with criticism, then what an idiot,” Eiza said as she began to report her perspective on how these processes make her believe that there will never be enough to please others, and especially pointed to the most specialized entertainment media.
“I was watching a lot of videos with girls talking about their traumas, comparisons and I was very sad. There’s something I’ve thought about all my life and I don’t have to talk about these kinds of issues, because being vulnerable makes you not good enough or I have to be a public figure who has everything under control, and the reality is that It is not true, we all have our traumas ”.
González, who joined the list of Mexicans and Latinos active in outstanding projects in Hollywood In recent years, he has emphasized the importance of addressing issues related to emotions and how the words of others generate negative impacts.
“We are not shows, we are people and we have traumas. There is a very negative mentality in being vulnerable, I was always made to feel that I had to be ashamed of my mistakes and it is not true. Even if I am successful or working, I have serious problems with my self-esteem, with my confidence as a person ”.
Eiza made her television debut at the age of 15 with the Mexican version of “Lola … Once Upon a Time”, inspired by the last hit “Floricienta”, to which she attributes the fact that, although she managed to start taking her first professional steps, she was the trigger for each of his decisions, relationships and physical and emotional changes to be subject to severe public scrutiny.
“All my life I felt what the people from TVNotas magazine or those from Ventaneando said and I thought I should shut up and that’s why he gave the perception of someone who wasn’t. If I talked about my emotions, it wasn’t good enough. We are not shows, we are people and we have traumas. There is a very negative mentality in being vulnerable, I was always made to feel that I had to be ashamed of my mistakes and it is not true. Even if I am successful or working, I have serious problems with my self-esteem, with my confidence as a person ”.
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