Roxie Nafousi

Yeah.

Yeah.

In the monastery in India, they didn't have any mirrors.

And that was the first time I had experienced what that felt like.

And forgetting how you look physically, which I don't anymore.

I'm always on camera, Instagram and my videos.

So I don't know what that feels like anymore as well.

But I remember at that time, forgetting how I looked allowed me to go inward in a way that I can never imagine doing because I forgot my physical self.

And then you can deal with your mental and emotional self.

But if you're always overexposed to your physical self, you actually don't think of yourself as anything more.

So when you're saying,

I'm amazing as a human, that's going beyond your physical self.

But because we deal with everyone just by our physical selves, we think this is all we are.

For us to gain a bit more understanding of it.

So what happens when someone says, well, Roxy, you look amazing.

Like, I think you look great.

Like when someone says that, what does the disorder do internally?

Like, how do you feel when you receive that?

So on a day that you're not feeling your best physically and your face, as we talked about, it's not your body, it's your face.

And someone's like, oh, but you look great.