Eiza González shared a quirky moment with his fans through Instagram, Where he acknowledged the difficult emotional moments he has experienced as a result of criticism not only about his work, but for his physical appearance and the way he is seen from the show business.
We are not show business, we are people and we have traumas
In the video, Eiza, with a moved face, a voice interrupted at times and with teary eyes, highlighted the personal dilemmas she has experienced in the face of pressure to not being “chingona” enough of how the parameters are marked and how equally if it is affected by the criticisms it gives rise again to more pressures.
“If you fall into criticism, then what hangs,” Eiza said as he began to recount his perspective on how these judgments lead one to believe that one will never be enough to please others and in particular, he pointed out to the media more specialized in entertainment.
“I was watching a lot of videos of girls talking about their traumas, comparisons and it made me very sad. There’s something I’ve been thinking about all my life that I don’t have to talk about these kinds of issues, because being vulnerable makes you not being good enough or I have to be a public figure who has everything under control, and reality it’s not true, we all have our traumas. “
González, who has joined the list of Mexicans and Latinos active in outstanding projects in Hollywood in recent years, he stressed the importance of putting on the table issues related to emotions and how other people’s words generate negative impacts.
“We are not show business, we are people and we have traumas. There is a very negative mentality in being vulnerable, I was always made to feel that for my mistakes I had to feel ashamed and it is not true. Even if I am successful or work, I have serious problems with my self-esteem, with my security 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 past hit “Floricienta”, at which point she is awarded that although she managed to start in taking his first professional steps, he was also the trigger for each of his decisions, relationships, and physical and emotional changes to be subject to severe public scrutiny.
“All my life I heard what those in TVNotas magazine or Ventaneando were saying and I thought I should be silent and that’s why I gave the perception of someone who wasn’t. If I was talking about my emotions it wasn’t good enough. We are not show business, we are people and we have traumas. There is a very negative mentality in being vulnerable, I was always made to feel that for my mistakes I had to feel ashamed and it is not true. Even if I have success or work, I have serious problems with my self-esteem, with my security as a person. “
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