How Do We Break the Mold of Generational Diet Culture? With My Cousin, Carly Loveman
Conversations with Cam · Cameron Oaks Rogers
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Show Notes
In this episode, I sit down with my cousin, Carly Loveman. We discuss all things body image, from a recent diet culture conversation we had in our family, to growing up in a prominent diet culture environment, to navigating how to speak up for yourself amongst family members. Carly shares body commentary that influenced her self-image growing up, her history with anxiety around clothing and dressing for events, and the work she has put in post-pandemic to cultivate self-love. We also discuss the concept of “flattering” clothing, why we sometimes feel the need to dress sexily, and how confidence and positivity are contagious.
Key Takeaway / Points:
- A recent diet culture conversation within our family
- Carly’s relationship with her body growing up
- Our family history with body image
- Past body commentary Carly absorbed
- Navigating speaking up for yourself within the family
- Carly’s past anxiety around dressing for events
- The concept of “flattering” clothing
- On absorbing sexualized comments and feeling the need to dress sexily
- Carly’s body anxiety coming out of pandemic lockdown
- The work Carly has done post-pandemic to cultivate self-love
- How confidence and positivity are contagious
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This episode was edited by Tim Flanzbaum
Producer: Amelie Yeager
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