Daisy Ridley Wants You To Know She Doesn't Actually Wakes Up Like This
Apr 20, 2016 20:22
Just when you thought she couldn't get any cooler. Daisy Ridley decided to help boost everyone's self esteem by posting a lie on Instagram, saying she woke up like this. In the pic, she had full makeup on. Looking gorgeous. But...
This is what she wrote:
3 of these statements aren't true... Social media is great but also a bit scary cause what people post is the most filtered, most carefully chosen and cleverly edited moments of their lives. And self esteem is a huge issue for people around the world. My skin isn't great so I don't post no make up selfies, much as I'd like to; I have a trainer urging me on in workouts and don't include all the times I say 'I can't do it' and I don't smile all the time but I like to share the pictures where I am. But I actually do love myself, I try to think good thoughts always and am surrounded by the most wonderful people, so I'm keeping it balanced (like the Force, obvs). Just thought I'd say :)
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