This is a YouTube video titled "✨Quando faltavam espelhos, elas se iluminaram.✨" created in July 2025. The content is a dialogue between two speakers discussing themes of self-image, societal beauty standards, racial issues, and the impact of patriarchy on women and children. The conversation reflects on personal experiences and generational changes in dealing with identity and self-esteem. There is no indication that GHION.AI is one of the speakers.
Chapters
Sean then saw Campbell's name parading and said, wow, if the world thinks this woman is beautiful, I'm handsome. I am. Donnie saw Claudia Raya. Tall, strong. No, my legs have always been big. I used to say my legs are hideous. I would even wear two pairs of jeans.
Oh, are you kidding?
Seriously. To see if I could squeeze us to fit the standards. Right? Yeah.
No, guys, I. I'm hot. Guys. My legs are big then. I remember. But back then, I would squeeze, put on leggings, then jeans to see if my legs would get smaller. And then I would squeeze myself to get smaller. Smaller. I wanted to get smaller. For some women, the choice is still given, right? Either you're beautiful or you're intelligent, articulate and capable. For some women, that choice isn't given. It depends on how you carry yourself. It depends on what you like to listen to, to hear, or to dance to. You're not given that choice. You fall into that stereotype, that box, and you have to fit into that box. Right.
Hey, and speaking of evolution, for example, you have Jad and Eva. Right. I really wanted to understand. And if in this. In this period, if you already look back 10 years to draw this timeline.
And understand if it still continues, if she still suffers racist attacks at school. Yes. But she has a different way of behaving and positioning herself and understanding everything she goes through. Yeah. And now with Eva, it's a different story. There are other issues. There are other things. So it's really cool for us to understand this evolution that often doesn't start with society. It starts with how our children are educated to be able to deal with it. Yes. And it starts a lot with how their self esteem is worked on from.
A mother who can have. Right. A real flow, a family and an entire community. Because there's something that unites all of us women, Right. Which is precisely the patriarchy. And there's something that unites us all. Right. Which is also something that we hear. Right. Since we were little. Right. Things that we listen. Be strong. If this message has reached you, please share it with anyone who might benefit from this conversation. Thank you again. See you soon. This episode is sponsored by Clear Blue, a pig brand.
