Ep.150 I Don't Trust Your Photoshopped Face
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Ep.150 I Don't Trust Your Photoshopped Face
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In this podcast episode, the host discusses her distrust of photoshopped faces and the underlying reasons why people feel the need to heavily edit their photos. She shares her own experiences of being called fat and lazy and explains that she is comfortable with these labels and does not need reassurance from others. The host believes that heavily edited photos indicate fear and insecurity, and she prefers to see the natural, unedited versions of people. She also discusses the importance of embracing our natural human abilities, such as psychic and mediumship skills, which she believes have been suppressed by societal systems. The host encourages listeners to reflect on why they feel the need to present a packaged image and to embrace their natural selves.