Selena Gomez says weight comments make her “bitter”

Selena Gomez Shared she becomes “a bit bitter” when her weight becomes a conversation theme, as these comments are always directed at women – and “no one cares about this kind of things with men.”

The Only murder in the building star, 32 and her fianceproducer Benny Blanco37, appeared on March 24 the episode of With intention with Jay Shetty PodcastThe Where Gomez tackled the topic of body image and shares “This is not news to someone who obviously has women much more intense feelings from their appearance.”

She said: “When I’m prepared for an event, 90 percent of the time I’m just like,” I just hope I can take the picture and sit down. “” While Gomez said she is trying not to look at internet comments, “so many different things that come up in my face, that I can’t help but see … I get victim to look at things.”

The Emilia Pérez Star continued, “It is the character that is judged: that’s how I am not enough white, I’m not Mexican Enough … no one cares about that kind of things with men. ”

“My weight is also a big one,” she continued. “Everyone has just something to say and it really makes me sad and – not even sad,” I’m not a victim, everyone – I just think it has made me a little bitter and I feel really guilty to say it but it is true. ”

As “You said you were sorry” singer have sharedthe medicine she takes for her chronic autoimmune disorderLupus, can make her weight fluctuate. “I would rather be healthy and take care of myself. My medication is important, and I think they are what helps me,” Gomez has said. “Not a model, will never be that. And I think they are amazing, think of you. I’m just definitely not.”

She shared that she has no social media on her phone right now and told Base“I’m human and sometimes I read things,” she said. “But I do that, for the most part, ignore everything. I have nothing on my phone at that moment. So there are ways to fight it.”

“I’m not in,“ I hate it. “I understand the power of what social media is, she said. It’s just tricky.”

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