Comfortable: 50 People 1 Question

These days it is so easy to feel insecure about our appearance. Whether it is because of the mean comment that comes our way or the photoshopped image we see in magazines, it can be so easy to feel self conscious about our body. When was the last time you felt comfortable in your own skin?

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| CAST & CREW |
Director: Jason Y. Lee
Producer: Elaine Zhou
Director of Photography: Daphne Qin Wu
Second Camera: Eugene K. Choi
Third Camera: John Enriquez
Gaffer: Robert Streeper
Sound: Patrick Joyner
Hair and Makeup: April Friske
Production Assistants: Annabell Liao, Jean Rheem, Grace Yellow, Dorothy Xiao, Sharlene Park
Editor: Annette Ortiz Diaz
Translation: Sandy Ovalle and Tina Zhou
Location: Slickforce Studios

Featuring: Alexandra Johnston, Alison Stopla, Anthony Edwards, Caige Coulter, Christina Lopez, Dimzy Saucedo, Elizabeth Kuriakose, Ellis Meng, Gabby Gal, Isiah Adams, Johnny Ortiz, Kevin Mimms, Mateo Franco, May Brunelle, Mia Cardena, Patricia McNeely, Sandy Kotch, Scarlett Spencer, Shawana Carter, Sydney Mae Estrella, Van Brunelle.

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iNature Skincare believes on natural beauty inside and outside. Beauty is not all about appearance; it is about who we are, and how you perceive your own beauty. If we all at one point believed that we were perfect in our skin, then what's to stop us from believing it now?

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[redsorrow]

its amazing how the children interpreted the question in a different way and answered it the only positive way possible by wishing to gain something instead of lose something

[xo.isa_]

"i like my body actually" gave me goosebumps its sad that as you grow older you grow sadder

[FalseDisposition]

I asked my 5 year old this question... His response: "A car. I'd be a car"

[Tei_]

at first I answered “nothing.” BUT THAT LITTLE GIRL WHO SAID SHE WANTS WINGS SO SHE COULD FLYYY I WANNA 😂❤️😊 SHES SO CUTE

[Theonegamefreak]

Wings, obviously.

I can't believe only one person got it right.

[zaphwonderful]

"Can you seat on the chair?"
"No"
OMG so cuteee 😂😍

[ZookHaunts]

I’m really hoping that someone doesn’t say their skin color.

[lanisimone]

I love how all the kids wanted to change something about themselves so that they could be different like snark teeth or a mermaid tail. All the adults wanted to change so that they would be the same as everyone else like bigger eyes or a smaller forehead. All those things are what makes us us.
Love yourself💙💚🤎💛🤍🧡🖤💜❤️ Everyone is beautiful!

[emanuellelabonte]

I wouldn't change anything about my body, just the way I perceive it.

[buttdumpling]

society is so fucking cruel man, as a soc major I just find this so depressing because the world is what changes us, these little kids are at their happiest most free point in their lives and I'm literally crying because as they get older and get pressured they're going to feel bad about themselves too

[kyisblue]

"I don't think there's anything to change" MY HEART

[mirabailey]

2:45 “I don’t think there’s anything to change”
And
2:48 “I like my body actually”

My heart♥️


small youtuber <3

[ssniperkat]

So kids want extra things
Adults want to change things
And elders are wise enough to understand that each one of us is unique
Perfect idea of a video❤️

[shaikha]

No one is born hating how they look
Society changes that

[KiraQueen]

I remember they asked us that in kindergarten and i said: everything.

[ferninthehouse]

The girl who is saying she has a big forehead doesn't even have a big forehead.

[heleneheltmark]

This just made me realize that we´re actually born confident in our selves, but through our lives we experience so much shit that we lose our confidence.

[okaysouls]

_i may not like how i look all the time, but i know im beautiful no matter what. and you should love yourself no matter what_

[kooflvr]

"nobody is born ugly, we are just born in a judgmentally society" - Kim Namjoon

[adananukheys]

I felt bad when the Asian girl said she would make her eyes bigger, cz I think she's beautiful already. And I hope people stop judging each other cz nobody is perfect