wearing outfits I feel insecure in for a week

[@charlieiscorrect2856]

“Excuse me? You have an amazing body.” WE STAN MAMA MONTANA

[@StarGuardianKassadin]

she was M A D

[@im-ella-hi]

EXACTLY my thoughts

[@marydecker4484]

Your skinny

[@daffodailluminos9816]

She's right tho

[@cayahmiller]

It’s so crazy to hear how critical people are on themselves in our current world. It makes it easier to appreciate that not everyone feels good about themselves all the time.

[@iyaabdo7524]

It’s crazy how are eyes trick us. She literally looked so good in everything. The low waisted shorts look fire! It’s like we self sabatoge.

[@roryfitzmorris4755]

your moms immediate “you have an amazing body” made me smile

[@Lauren-mi6pf]

What's interesting is that as a teen girl I look at you and am jealous of your body, everything you put on I genuinely thought your body looked incredible. Anyway the reason to this is that it reminds me that when I get insecure about my body that I shouldn't and that I view my body a different more critical way and that others may not see it the way I do. So thank you

[@bunbunbrookie7525]

Its very grounding to hear you say that you were scared to do this but still did it! So proud of you and who you are becoming! Love watching you ❤

[@charlieiscorrect2856]

I think my problem isn’t even how clothes look on me..it’s how they’ll look on me after I’ve eaten, bloated and sweated. I’ll be confident when I put it on then after a few hours I’ll regret my entire existence lol. But I’m working on it. Thanks for this video Luna. I needed this

[@snowflake891000]

This is me 100%

[@miriamlv]

Totally true, it happens to me every time.

[@N00MM]

Exactlyyy I don't eat before or when I'm out because of this in certain clothes I regret everything feel so bad fk that💀

[@maddy-uk9ly]

same i get such bad bloating

[@Faeriecrafts_wh]

Thissss and it makes me want to not eat

[@boom1481]

I hate to see beautiful girls hate their bodies. You have the most beautiful proportions, i love your legs!

[@desiides8705]

Righhttt 😩😩

[@skylarkiss2541]

its amazing how slim model type people have so much insecurity, but big girls like meeee are HELLA confident!!!!!!!!

[@alicejones9360]

I love that your mum told you not to make yourself small! My amazing dance teacher told me something similar with me being 175cm (5"9?). She told me to embrace my height, stand tall, and in the centre told us to take up space because we deserve to! Teenage me couldn't quite wrap my head around it, but 26 year old me loves that she said these valuable things to me. We are certainly our own worst critiques, so big ups to you for stepping out of your comfort zone! My challenge would be crop tops (although, I am living in a small town and an early childhood teacher, so I'd have to pick and choose the time and place to wear one)

[@emma.l]

I'm 5 ft 10 and had a ballet teacher tell me the same - "dance tall!" makes such a difference

[@ThatLaurenThing]

Literally zero hate to you, people can be insecure no matter what their body looks like. Totally understand that, and it’s great that you did something that was hard for you. I just can’t stop thinking about young girls watching this video. If I saw this when I was in my teens, I feel like it would’ve made me feel even worse about myself. Looking at you, it seems like you have the universal ideal body type. To imagine that you look at your thighs and hate them seems impossible, so MY thighs must be an absolute abomination. I understand that it’s dysmorphia and isn’t reality, but I don’t think I would’ve when I was young. Hell, I’m 26 and have struggled with extreme weight gain and still found this a little triggering if I’m honest! I’m fine, but I think it would be well worth it to add a strong forewarning about dysmorphia when talking about these subjects - just something to consider for the younger portion of your audience.

[@shelby2172]

I feel like she didn't give an outward warning but she did mention the topics of struggled eating and BD so if people were already uncomfortable they could have clicked off the video. I totally get how videos like this can be hard to like for the reasons you listed, but Luna is also not responsible for anyones triggers, she mentioned the issues in the beginning and people know what this video is about when they click on it. I totally get your points, but everyone has their struggles no matter what they look like! :) its a personal journey for everyone and Luna is just letting us in

[@ThatLaurenThing]

@@shelby2172 I agree! Which is why I said that she should give more of a warning for young peoples’ sake - not necessarily for adults who are triggered by it. I noticed that I was feeling kind of triggered by it, but that’s not on her - I just didn’t finish the video. I’m really just think about my younger self and how damaging a video like this could’ve been. I appreciate her sharing her body image struggles too, you can tell by these comments that it makes a lot of people (especially dancers) feel seen. Nevertheless, I think more of an explicit mention of how dysmorphia plays into her feelings throughout the video would be helpful for young viewers who don’t already know her life story. :)

[@loubunny]

completely agree, it just has to do with the language used. If she had said I am uncomfortable in these clothes that would be one thing but sayin she is specifically afraid of her legs looking fat make everyone with bigger legs than hers alienated while watching. The insinuation is that she would not want to look like me and if she had my body she would not wear jean shorts. I just ask for more consideration with the language is all

[@crisislockwood3886]

@@loubunny i get what you’re saying, but at the same time, she’s saying that her legs look fat because that’s her body dysmorphia talking. she’s not trying to alienate an audience, she’s just saying how she feels

[@redamancy119]

Yes well said, i love her and her videos helped me in gaining self love. Yet some of the body related topics are really hard to handle, I agree with what you said, she has an ideal body to me, ofc being insecure is totally understandable and I’m not saying that she’s ‘not allowed’ to be insecure. However this can also be triggering to some audience.

[@mirandas1263]

This is such an eye-opening video, mainly due to the fact that she looks good in every single outfit and not one of them seemed odd or ugly in the way that she described herself to be. It shows just how highly critical we can be of ourselves and the illusionary restrictions we feel governed by when it comes to style and clothing.

[@faithvangreunen1742]

you saying that you hate not wearing a ballet skirt made me feel so understood 😓☹️ i feel like none of my dance friends have that insecurity so knowing i’m not totally on my own with this feels so comforting, thank you for being so raw and honest❤️

[@irmavenner669]

No hate at all towards you, you're literally stunning. I'm a teen girl who has acne on my face and my back, I have a big nose and a big forehead, my entire life I've been shamed for being skinny and flat. This video made me cry because I would give ANYTHING to look like you

[@AS-rr9km]

Girly don’t worry. Everyone morphs somehow. Some of the ugliest dudes from my high school are indeed some of the most eligible bachelors or already married. Some of the hottest guys from high school have beer guts and a very labor intensive job. The nerds always win. Stay confident, that’s what makes you cute & cool. People will remember you for that. Then one day, when you appreciate what you look like, someone else will too, and more and more it will feel like it never even mattered. I wish you luck. 🎉happy halloween!

[@yasminb.6369]

You never know, maybe someone looks at you and thinks the same thing. That they’d give anything to look like you. Beauty is subjective.

[@KiraHelenRose]

I second your mom’s statement. You have pretty much the ideal body type that everyone desires to achieve. I hope someday you are able to see how beautiful you are and no longer struggle with body dysmorphia.

[@ameliakay3919]

NO BUT THE LOW RISE SHORTS LOOK AMAZING ON YOU

[@Itscourtenayxo]

it's so interesting to see how people feel about their own features.. I personally love your legs and thighs 💕 so strong and a nice shape in my opinion. I have long legs that just look like sticks that I am working on but still learning to love 🤣 but I guess everyone views beauty differently

[@corrugatedmetal6598]

so much respect for you taking on this challenge! it's so silly to hear the things that we can be so deeply insecure about. like with the high-waisted shorts covering your belly button, i personally hate showing my belly button! and i feel super weird in low-rise, baggy pants. high-waisted skinny jeans all the way for me! and at the end of the day, we all look great no matter what we're wearing. thanks for sharing this video!

[@annaisbananas7530]

The only thing I can wear is baggy jeans and shirts. I hate tight clothing because of my body. Which it kinda upset me cuz to me she’s perfect in my eyes but Ik she sees herself differently.

[@potatopolice7584]

It's so crazy how much I relate to this. In 2020 I developed an eating disorder, and I lost about 40 pounds. I'm a healthy weight now, but I've been struggling to dig myself out and start being healthy. I haven't worn shorts, t-shirt, leggings, etc in 3 years, due to my own body dysmorphia/ insecurities. Seeing you step out of your comfort zone really inspires me to do the same. Just wanted to say I really appreciate you making this video 💛

[@aprilcraig1873]

Just wanted to say thank you!! This is probably the most relatable KZbin video I have ever watched, the not wearing a ballet skirt part really hit home. This is so inspiring for not only myself but for all the younger generations. Thank you so much :) ❤

[@arianabellchamber2197]

it's so interesting to see that one person's insecurity is another's safe outfit cuz I love my high waisted skinny jeans lol and feel so out of my comfort zone in low rise pants in general

[@wordstodescribe]

I hope you’ve been making progress in truly loving your body and not just feeling more confident because your body has changed. It’s confusing sometimes when we get closer to our body/health goals because it’s easier to accept it in that state but what would happen if you unexpectedly gained weight? You should be so proud of your journey but I just want to make sure you’re there for yourself even when you’re not as thin or fit as you are now. Something I find that helps is remembering how strong, resilient and beautiful our bodies are regardless of their shape, especially as women, our bodies can literally create life. Your body allows you to create art in the form of dance and even just get you to where you need to go. These are just little things we can remind ourselves of to appreciate the body beyond the aesthetic value we give it.

[@bumbleb4226]

It’s crazy to see people who have your ideal body type, also be so insecure in themselves and the way they appear. It makes me so sad to realize that every single person struggles with insecurities. We are literally living on a floating rock and we all care so much about how a piece of clothing looks on us😭😭 none of it should matter. We should literally wear whatever we want whenever we want. I hate that our brains have been polluted like this. I absolutely hate it.

[@nataliesoutlet]

Love this video idea YESSS to living a more authentic life 🥂

[@hanadisonouper247]

You seriously look absolutely stunning in every outfit ❤ but it’s heart warming to hear how everyone has their own internal struggles, and how we do our best to challenge and face them. Sending you lots of love 😊 this was beautiful

[@jessa9801]

Your videos bring me so much comfort I can’t even explain it!! I always get so happy when I see you’ve posted💗

[@winsomechow71]

it's so comforting watching someone step out of their comfort zone and forcing themselves to. definitely not easy and takes loads of courage!! recently i've been hating everything when it comes to the way i look, my body, and hating how my clothes look on me, and this video of you challenging yourself brings me comfort & reminds me not to be so harsh/critical of myself. No matter what you wear, I still think you look like the coolest person ever!! 😆❤

[@lyss1935]

those little shorts are so cute on you! i know how it feels. just remember that people always see it differently! don’t be hard on yourself

[@jennyesperanza]

"Excuse me? You have an amazing body" the words I've never heard my mom or anyone say to me (and never will), we love momma Montana.

[@Minnie_the_Shinobu_fan]

You have a perfect body Luna!!! I love your body!! Really beautiful, and some people wan your body!! That doesn't mean your not allowed to be insecure! No matter how "perfect" or "Imperfect" are bodies are (Noone has a perfect body really) we are insecure about ourselves. And its because we judge ourselves more than others. And also the society. When you gain weight, "ugh your so fat" and then when you lose weight "Ugh your soo sick and skinny gain weight" like the world is so cruel. Their is just certain clothes im no comfortable wearing bc even me myself is insecure about my body. But I wear them anyway. To get over your fears, i think makes you get less fearful and insecure, so well done Luna! (i don think your reading this comment its late)

[@mckinleystallbaumer4220]

luna, you are truly one of the most beautiful souls i've come across. as a dancer who struggles with self esteem, it's truly inspiring watching you continue to do what you love through all your struggles. dancing makes me so happy, and you really help me to feel confident in my leotard. keep doing what you're doing, ilysm!!

[@bonniemartinez-jackson]

I think it’s definitely lingering dysmorphia (I say that because I dance and have dysmorphia to different degrees too) but it’s also learning about your body shape and skin tone for optimal styling and it’s all super normal.

[@Susannah10]

Seeing you conquer your fears is such a valuable teachable moment to impressionable young people. It just shows everyone has their own set of insecurities even if you think they're perfect. It is a shame you didn't pursue ballet further at college like your peers but I respect your headspace at the time, it is never too late though!

[@sachasaliba8521]

You made every single one of these outfits look absoluuuuutely gorgeous

[@singingwithbecca]

Most of these clothes are the clothes I personally feel THE MOST comfortable in, so it's really sad to know that many people feel insecure in them. I think all of the outfits in this video were so beautiful!!!!

[@loubunny]

Hi! Hoping you can take the time to read this Luna! I think this type of video is a really cool idea and I am really happy that you are on a healing path with body image because society has definitely done us all dirty with that lol! However, I just wanted to say a word to be careful with the language you use when describing your body insecurities. Specifically, when you said you used to be scared that your thighs would look "fat" or you said you did not like those first jean shorts because you thought your thighs looked "big". I know these are just your own worries for your own body, however the insinuation here is that having "fat" or "big" thighs is a negative thing. You also said near the end that you were insecure in the ballet clothing because of possible cellulite showing. A lot of people have cellulite showing no matter what they wear, and its a great and beautiful thing. It is important to be confident in your body but not JUST because you don't see yourself as fat anymore. There is nothing wrong with being fat or having cellulite, and even if you were ten sizes bigger you would still be just as valuable as you are today. Saying out loud that you are insecure in your shorts *because* you are fearful you look fat could really hurt your fat viewers. Some people's thighs look fat no matter what bottoms they wear because they are simply that big and that will always be the case. I will always have big thighs no matter what shorts I have on. I will always have cellulite that shows. You have to understand you are not the only one hearing the words you say, and they have a profound impact on girls like me who grew up hyper aware of how they looked. And so to hear someone smaller than me be afraid to look the way I already do is disheartening as a viewer. It didn't make me feel welcomed. I know this is not your intent but I just wanted to say something because I feel like you'd wanna know if one of your viewers felt that way and I might not have been the only one! You can definitely still have your own insecurities and take your time on your healing journey, however, the language you use when talking about your or other's bodies could be used a little more carefully especially with such a large audience. Thank you for reading and hopefully you can understand my intent is just to be honest with a creator I like watching and I hope it is taken well!

[@ThatLaurenThing]

Totally agree! I imagine that her viewers are mainly younger women, probably many teenagers. I sure didn’t need to hear more about how I should be afraid of being fat when I was in my teens! Looking back, I was super skinny in my teens but because of messages society sent me (much like what Luna just put out into the world), I HATED myself. Now I’m an adult and 60 pounds heavier, and it’s hard not to be upset for these teens who are STILL subject to the same messages. She should be way more careful.

[@lacelolita]

definitely agree with this. i was kinda listening to this video in the background and some of the words i heard did turn my attention right back to the screen. i do suffer with disordered eating habits (i won’t diagnose myself with an ed) and it makes me sad how i would want to have her body in a heartbeat. i’m on the fence though because i also believe that she is not responsible for my triggers in any way, but just as you said, the word choice could’ve been a bit better

[@candicewhitton1006]

Girl you are so beautiful in the body you are in who cares what other people think God made us all unique in our own ways! You are beautiful

[@kyaralite]

YOUR BODY IS SO PRETTY! YOU LOOKED WONDERFUL IN ALL THE CLOTHING. AMAZING JOBB

[@doga3312]

YOU LOOKED SO GOOD IN SKINNY JEANS

[@emiliegoold7166]

Okay so that’s what i have to say: I get your insecurities because i have them, but i wish i could see myself the way i see you, YOURE SO FRICKIN PRETTY i wish i could se my body from a other perspective because i believe we judge ourselves way falsly than the others

[@selindoygun521]

Hey Luna! Love you so much and am so proud of how far you’ve come. Genuinely it is so beautiful to see. Just a bit of advice if you choose to take it or not.. can we try to stop using the word “fat” as a negative describing word for how you feel about your body. I used to do this all the time and I understand that you literally mean no offense but it’s just something that can quite badly affect a fat person negatively. Fat is a describing word absolutely, but a lot of the time we use the word fat negatively like “ugh I look so gross and fat” or “these jeans make me look fat, I don’t like it”. Again I know you mean no harm whatsoever but if we can just try and change our vocab we can really make a difference in body acceptance. I hope I articulated this well. Love you so much ❤

[@zoehill200]

I especially loved the dance part of this video. When your friend said the teacher once forced the class to take off their skirts and she ran to the bathroom and cried. I’ve never related more in my life. The amount of times that happened to me as well. I’m 5’8 as well and have curves so in dance growing up it was like I was the abnormality in the class because all the other girls were incredibly thin and I still struggle with it today I don’t know if I ever won’t. You look amazing Luna. Thank you for always being such an honest influencer. I love you and your videos and you’re a beautiful dancer as well.

[@FrenshPerfume]

Watching you make me realize waaaw, where in the world we all have all those dissatisfied ideas about our bodies, we are from different cultures and different regions of the world but we all share the same.. OMG! how destructive that is! I am serious girl, you're beautiful and your body is just amazing I'm not sugarcoating things

[@Themckennarose]

You legit rock the low rise shorts oml

[@lilliemaebake]

your friend being so supportive for you at the end🥲🥲

[@kaedynalmond7872]

girl. you may not see it on yourself, but you are literally gorgeous and your body is beautiful!!🤍

[@fayadpalos2420]

What an eye opener… JUST KNOW. You ARE beautiful.

[@clairedillon6168]

I want you to know what when your mom said “excuse me, you have an amazing body” that’s what all of us are thinking…. You look amazing girl ❤ but your insecurities are valid and body dysmorphia is so real and difficult

[@natkme]

Luna: it just doesn’t look good on my body tip. Luna’s mom: excuse me you have an amazing body. Love it and it’s so true what her mom said🤍🤍

[@kqlvs]

okay but body goals. you looked so good in those low rise shorts like omfg U LOOK SO GOOD

[@irlkuromi7]

i completely understand the struggle of having a body type that a lot of people think is ideal, but struggling with SO many insecurities, especially comparing to bodies that YOU think are ideal. We have similar bodies, and although to everyone else it looks perfect, to us theres so many things to nitpick. My thighs are too big/small. my booty isnt big/small enough. my waist isn’t skinny and my stomach is bloated. its so hard bc all i want to do is love the way i look and feel good abt myself. but looking around at all of these far more gorgeous women on social media, it just crushes me.

[@anastasiaparfenova]

Don't be insecure! This makes me sad....You look stunning in everything!

[@kalon3056]

I love the high waisted jeen shorts, you look SO good in them

[@sumaiyasamina]

when your mom was like "excuse me you have an amazing body" it made me so fucking emotional especially thinking about your accepting weight gain as a ballerina video

[@GreenieEyes]

the jean shorts looked sooo good on you Luna!!

[@kyrat6079]

Props to you for doing the thing you're anxious about but sticking with it! You proved to yourself that you can do it!

[@arianemiranda1374]

Insecurities are so crazy cause the way your thighs looked in the shorts and the skinny jeans is the way I WISH mine looked 😭😭😭

[@Qtopian]

You look SOOO GOOD with the low rise shorts

[@ree-ree8030]

applauding you for trying this! 💖 it's not an easy thing to do something outside our comfort zones let alone to things that we know will make us very uncomfortable & omg the feeling of running into someone you dislike when you're not feeling like a baddie is so real!! you have to just fake confidence like a 2nd skin cause you can never give an opp that satisfaction of knowing that

[@VintageToysASMR]

You're so interesting! Love hearing your thoughts 💕 An your closet and purse wall is just amazing!😍 So fun!!

[@brittonmartin7534]

GIRL THERE IS NOTHING FOR YOU TO BE INSECURE ABOUT YOU ARE THE PRETTIEST GIRLY EVER ❤❤❤

[@laurasgaardgjrup4861]

The bright colours fit your skin tone amazing, you bright up an glow. You have to were pink more !!

[@annem.j.6691]

I wish you could see how AMAZING you look in the skinny jeans

[@sophieisla9504]

I know that things like this don’t fix anything, but honestly Luna I think you beautiful in all the outfits especially the shorts ❤

[@tuliplover0609]

LUNA YOU SLAYED ALL THESE OUTFITS BETTER THAN ANYONE I'VE EVER SEEN

[@johanna970]

love that Tristan is in class with you!

[@nadiabarmasse5294]

Dysmorphia is a nightmare, it must have been so hard but you did, you should be proud of you ❤ p.s : To me you looked so beautiful in every outfits ❤

[@fh9061]

I feel like in the past couple of years the way to style skinny jeans is with something oversized or as skirt/dress over pants etc I personally love them I think they look put together. For a going out outfit I would wear them with a tank top and blazer. Also one outfit that I have been loving for the fall is skinny jean and legwarmers

[@madelyn9739]

ur so prettyy i cannot also the "its been a minute i miss you" so sudective

[@mariad45]

Giiiiirl you look amazing with anything plz don’t be so harsh on yourself ❤❤

[@aysekeskin3105]

Might be controversial but I dont understand why ppl need to step outside of their comfort zone. You dont have to wear everything and anything known to mankind. The purpose of fashion is being confident in the clothes you wear and like. Everyone has a personal style and thats 10 times better than pushing yourself to wear things you dont like. Its unique to your personality and shows who you are. Especially when your comfort zone isnt that small. If you just feel confident in a little amount of stuff its a whole new story. But in your case, Luna, you already have a good sense of style and a big variety of clothes you wear. You dont need to push yourself to do more. Even tho the things out of your zone objectively looked good on you, you dont have to force yourself. Kisses :3

[@lavinia6421]

OMG everybody speaks about her outfits, but i rlly think her brother is kinda nice

[@erikacolman6212]

I love your content! I struggle with the mental health problem like you. So thank you for being the real you! I love these videos and your beautiful!

[@totallynotrennie]

glad that you're facing your fears

[@rositasouza1216]

Haha same. I was terrified too

[@hoperyann2747]

YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL🫶🏻🫶🏻 god doesn’t make mistakes☀️

[@vampirebl4des]

loved this video !! the clothes i feel the most insecure and uncomfortable in are pants of any kind especially skinny jeans/jeans and shorts so i almost always wear skirts ahhhh

[@alexiseckhoff1729]

So due to a rare illness I lost half my body weight so I went from being extremely curvy to a stick. I've always had food issues/ED's/body dysmorphia so this video is so so relatable. Thank you for being brave enough to post it! ❤️

[@marybeth.morrison]

I struggle so much with what I wear as well.. there’s so many pieces of clothes I’ll never wear or even look at. Love this video and how brave you are 🤍

[@paulalopeztomas7281]

I wished my mom was that supportive

[@anaguevaraa136]

its rlly hard to not compare urself when growing up in the ballet comunity :( i literally struggle with the same things that u do, but the difference is my body is actually ugly lol. so proud that u are getting over this

[@cheyennehatton7412]

honestly girl u have nothing to worry about. I wish I had ur body ❤

[@kimeoww]

i actually did this for a while and my confidence level increased

[@mariasoto1837]

The only reason I am watching this is because what could you possibly feel bad about wearing because you're so beautiful.

[@crunkcore]

It’s so funny because I’ve also been doing ballet since I was 3 and I can tell you that body issues do not stop even when you’re rail thin… I spent most of my adolescence/teenage years in complete disgust of my skinny chicken legs, lack of hips and straight waist. I could never do class without trash bag pants or shorts (skirts didn’t have enough bulk) because I was SO insecure about my lack of shape. As I’ve gotten older and stopped dancing seriously I’m dealing with a whole new set of issues when it comes to the way my body is putting on weight… Idk what the moral is lol. But the grass is never actually greener when it comes to body aesthetics and that’s good to keep in mind when prioritizing your health needs

[@_bebeboudeur_]

I used to hate the way my hip bones would show off in leotards and pretty much everything being tight I feel uncomfortable in, I love me some xxl tees sweaters etc. Just, yeah I relate even though I feel more comfortable in my body now that I'm older!

[@buttertoast6097]

Your lines look amazing without the ballet skirt! 🤍

[@bloomingnessa]

I had severe anorexia like 8 years ago and I still struggle with mild body imagine. I grew up wearing baggy clothes to hide myself. Two years ago I challenged myself to only wear sports bra and leggings to the gym to challenge myself. I couldn’t look in the mirror and I would get emotional every time but after a while I got comfortable and now I can walk w confidence. So glad I challenged myself.

[@lonegundersen4494]

It's so interesting because denim short for me, is so nice on everyone. I really think it brings out people's waists and butts. But when I hear your opinions and feelings, I see it in a completely different way. For example, I hate when I wear low waist jeans. I feel chubby and weird. It's so interesting and weird to think about how different we are.

[@sherihancroft]

Girl you have an amazing body AND YOU DO look great in EVERYTHING

[@stephheartsbooks3777]

Really proud of you for stepping outside of your comfort zone!

[@adrianatratsela8398]

And also I just started ballet and I’m 16 and I feel very insecure in my class because everyone does ballet since they were little and also all the girls are very skinny and I feel fat when I am around them

[@thatsme7655]

If this I what the sport plants into your mind, maybe try finding something else, which gives you more joy and body positivity :) I can for example recommend Pole Dance, Aerial Yoga,… I wish you the best of luck to find something that enhances your positive Mindset ❤️

[@adrianatratsela8398]

@@thatsme7655 thank you so much for your interest, and to be honest with you, I just started yoga and I feel amazing but I continue dancing ballet because I really enjoy it, and I enjoy it even more because I have no negative thoughts❤️🎀

[@annawilliams8176]

You are such an elegant dancer

[@cheyennemarie1824]

you always make me feel so seen & less alone! thank u for being you always, even when it’s hard.

[@zeze1257]

I struggle with the exact same thing and it just makes me so so sad because you don't see how beautiful you actually are. Truly all outfits looked amazing on you, you're absolutely stunning but you don't realize that. I hope that one day you do. I love you Luna

[@morticiaok]

First: Awesome video. Second: Luna really looks like Cassie and Jules combined!!

[@e.e.8965]

When I watch your video, I thought “OMG she looks fantastic and still torturing herself for no reason” And then I thought so am I… Sometimes we go so hard on ourselves and think about things literally no one ever could think about us. You have an amazing body, your thighs are far far away from being big. Even if they were, you would’ve still look amazing. Bright colors looks great on you, they bring out your skin and hair color which are also fantastic. You have to accept the fact that you are very very beautiful and you can wear anything.

[@maggiemgillll846]

LUNA I LOVE UR OUTFIT FASHION VIDEOS SO MUCH YOU HAVE NO IDEA

[@jessicapaterson817]

the california girl/ballet girl body dysmorphia is real omg

[@bonniecoletti9759]

do not be insecure about your body u be confident

[@siberianprincess9475]

I know that this might not help because when other people tell me this I don’t believe them and I just kind of brush it off but I think you are so beautiful and that you look amazing in anything

[@rebagrammer]

You look so cute in everything you’ve put on! You’re giving me the inspiration to try things I’ve felt insecure in!