“I admit I’ve never been really good at talking about myself, probably due to the lack of habit. Because girls like me don't talk about them. This is what I grew up with. I've always had a problem with my body, but being younger I had never heard of it. They say you are fat because you eat too much. I found out much later that no, I am actually fat because I have eating disorders. Then afterwards I was told I was just too much: too fat, too alternative, too different. So yes, people aways talked about girls uncomfortable in their own skin, teenagers with a different style but they were often represented thin. But never people like me, those who embrace themselves and for whom it is not a phase. That’s why I decided to be that person because I am lucky enough to have people around me for who I am not too much. And when I see teens who could have been me or mothers who come to talk to me about their daughter being in my situation and they support them, I am proud. Proud to show that we exist.”