Megan Fox
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So plucked my eyebrows out. Most of them never grew back. Why did you pluck them out? It was like cutting or like any kind of a – I was just doing things to myself to like – not disfigure myself, but it was a compulsive action that I didn't understand at the time. And then in high school, like if you saw my high school yearbook picture, by that point I was cute again.
So plucked my eyebrows out. Most of them never grew back. Why did you pluck them out? It was like cutting or like any kind of a – I was just doing things to myself to like – not disfigure myself, but it was a compulsive action that I didn't understand at the time. And then in high school, like if you saw my high school yearbook picture, by that point I was cute again.
I had figured it out somehow, but equally as lonely and like isolated. And I had a friend, but I've never had like a friend group. How did boys treat you in high school? I had a high school boyfriend once. I didn't – I don't know. At that point, I had started like some modeling in Miami and doing like auditioning for acting things.
I had figured it out somehow, but equally as lonely and like isolated. And I had a friend, but I've never had like a friend group. How did boys treat you in high school? I had a high school boyfriend once. I didn't – I don't know. At that point, I had started like some modeling in Miami and doing like auditioning for acting things.
I had figured it out somehow, but equally as lonely and like isolated. And I had a friend, but I've never had like a friend group. How did boys treat you in high school? I had a high school boyfriend once. I didn't – I don't know. At that point, I had started like some modeling in Miami and doing like auditioning for acting things.
I think during high school, I did that Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen movie. I'm not exactly – I think I was like 16, 17. Yeah. The kids in school, I didn't get like a real reaction from the boys in school. But as I went out into the world doing that stuff, I started getting reactions, but also from like much older men, which was weird because they were not my peer group, obviously.
I think during high school, I did that Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen movie. I'm not exactly – I think I was like 16, 17. Yeah. The kids in school, I didn't get like a real reaction from the boys in school. But as I went out into the world doing that stuff, I started getting reactions, but also from like much older men, which was weird because they were not my peer group, obviously.
I think during high school, I did that Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen movie. I'm not exactly – I think I was like 16, 17. Yeah. The kids in school, I didn't get like a real reaction from the boys in school. But as I went out into the world doing that stuff, I started getting reactions, but also from like much older men, which was weird because they were not my peer group, obviously.
And that sent a whole nother like set of confusing messages.
And that sent a whole nother like set of confusing messages.
And that sent a whole nother like set of confusing messages.
Yeah, I've had body dysmorphia since I was probably like, five. I can remember sitting in the back of my sister's car. She was getting married. And I even remember what I was wearing. I had black shorts that had white polka dots on them. And I was five. And this is crazy when I look at my children, because now I understand what it is to be five years old.
Yeah, I've had body dysmorphia since I was probably like, five. I can remember sitting in the back of my sister's car. She was getting married. And I even remember what I was wearing. I had black shorts that had white polka dots on them. And I was five. And this is crazy when I look at my children, because now I understand what it is to be five years old.
Yeah, I've had body dysmorphia since I was probably like, five. I can remember sitting in the back of my sister's car. She was getting married. And I even remember what I was wearing. I had black shorts that had white polka dots on them. And I was five. And this is crazy when I look at my children, because now I understand what it is to be five years old.
And I was in the backseat looking at my legs being like, I have such fat thighs. My thighs are so fat. I was five. But I also had like, I think I was blonde in a past life or and or. I Whenever I would look in the mirror as a child, I was like, that's not me. That never felt like me. Nothing about that face, the hair, the skin color, the body, that wasn't me. I never associated that with me.
And I was in the backseat looking at my legs being like, I have such fat thighs. My thighs are so fat. I was five. But I also had like, I think I was blonde in a past life or and or. I Whenever I would look in the mirror as a child, I was like, that's not me. That never felt like me. Nothing about that face, the hair, the skin color, the body, that wasn't me. I never associated that with me.
And I was in the backseat looking at my legs being like, I have such fat thighs. My thighs are so fat. I was five. But I also had like, I think I was blonde in a past life or and or. I Whenever I would look in the mirror as a child, I was like, that's not me. That never felt like me. Nothing about that face, the hair, the skin color, the body, that wasn't me. I never associated that with me.
And so I think that's because I have a strong tie to some of my other lifetimes. And it was always hard for me to accept that this is who I am in this lifetime. And that goes back
And so I think that's because I have a strong tie to some of my other lifetimes. And it was always hard for me to accept that this is who I am in this lifetime. And that goes back
And so I think that's because I have a strong tie to some of my other lifetimes. And it was always hard for me to accept that this is who I am in this lifetime. And that goes back