Tallulah Willis continues her tireless fight against body dysmorphic disorder, a psychiatric illness that manifests itself as a great preoccupation with a real or imagined defect in appearance. A disorder that has come to alter her daily life and for which she has attended various rehabilitation centers since she was little.
Willis acknowledges that it is not an easy disorder. The attacks that she has received in recent weeks on social networks do not help her either, as denounced by the daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis on her Instagram account.
"I think it's important to share this, for this to happen, for this to happen to a healing person in recovery, who has been honest about how very sick she was/is and who works daily to find safety and home within her skin." wrote Tallulah Willis.
Along with that text, the young woman attached some screenshots, where you can see the responses she receives on social networks. "Fat again," one told her. Others sent her vomiting emoticons and wrote “fat”.
But Willis says she's stronger than ever: “I'm so grateful to have gotten to a place where strange words don't affect me (for the most part). I love you and I like you . Myself".
His mother has also had some loving words. In response to this publication, Moore assures that, with these comments, people "can only reflect her own fear of her" and assured that she is "very proud of her." “Be you in all your ways and keep shining your beautiful glorious light!” she finished.
