Jun 20, 2025 07:15 PM
(This post was last modified: Jun 20, 2025 08:00 PM by Magical Realist.)
I've always had a bit of this. I hated how I looked when I was younger. My head was too big. My nose too long. My arms too skinny. To this very day like Dracula I dodge mirrors and rarely allow photos of myself. Here's some famous people that have/had BDD..It may surprise you!
https://www.sheknows.com/health-and-well...orphia/23/
"We’re going to be talking about a much more serious topic, a topic that has plagued millions of people. It affects their mental health, their bodies, and how they perceive themselves in the world. Body dysmorphia is no joke, and it needs to be talked about more. Thanks to so many celebrities, it’s becoming much more discussed, and so many are seeking help for it.
For those that don’t know, or never knew the correct term for this phenomenon: Body dysmorphia disorder (BDD) is an obsessive anxiety disorder. It is the disorder where one obsesses over their physical image, more often their body image, and picks it apart. They can react with shame, depression, developing eating disorders, and isolation, per MayoClinic.
A 2016 study estimated that two percent of the general population suffers from body dysmorphia. There have been a lot of studies trying to find the difference between how many men and how many women suffer from BDD, with some saying men suffer from it more, and more saying women suffer from it more. However, it’s generally agreed upon that it’s a split issue, and BDD can affect anyone (even A-listers)!
From Megan Fox to Priyanka Chopra, Billie Eilish to Sam Smith, so many stars have opened up about this (and we love their vulnerability when discussing this important issue).
Check out which celebrities have opened up about body dysmorphia, and if you want resources, be sure to check out the ADAA’s list..."
https://www.sheknows.com/health-and-well...orphia/23/
"We’re going to be talking about a much more serious topic, a topic that has plagued millions of people. It affects their mental health, their bodies, and how they perceive themselves in the world. Body dysmorphia is no joke, and it needs to be talked about more. Thanks to so many celebrities, it’s becoming much more discussed, and so many are seeking help for it.
For those that don’t know, or never knew the correct term for this phenomenon: Body dysmorphia disorder (BDD) is an obsessive anxiety disorder. It is the disorder where one obsesses over their physical image, more often their body image, and picks it apart. They can react with shame, depression, developing eating disorders, and isolation, per MayoClinic.
A 2016 study estimated that two percent of the general population suffers from body dysmorphia. There have been a lot of studies trying to find the difference between how many men and how many women suffer from BDD, with some saying men suffer from it more, and more saying women suffer from it more. However, it’s generally agreed upon that it’s a split issue, and BDD can affect anyone (even A-listers)!
From Megan Fox to Priyanka Chopra, Billie Eilish to Sam Smith, so many stars have opened up about this (and we love their vulnerability when discussing this important issue).
Check out which celebrities have opened up about body dysmorphia, and if you want resources, be sure to check out the ADAA’s list..."
