Bella Thorne opens with the passage of the anger of being sexually abused in her childhood.
Thorne revealed that she had been mistreated from the age of 6 at the age of 14.
“Because of my past, I was just an angry little girl for so long,” she thought in a conversation with Life and style. “But I did a lot of work on myself and I changed so much. I perfected the kind of work I really want to do, and it brought a lot of happiness in my life that I did not have before. “”
When asked how she had solved her problems, she explained: “We are always our worst critic, right? You can get into a spiral. My therapist shared this tip to distract the mind with the body. Take an object. Like, I have this pen. I will pick it up and put it, recover it and put it. And for a while, it stops the [negative] reflection process. And can focus even more on things that, so it’s your choice to come back to this bad habit or move forward. It was also useful when I got stuck on things in a creative way.
She also revealed how therapy helped her grow, saying: “I work on the limits. I never understood when someone crosses one with you, how to react appropriately and to go ahead in a pleasant way. »»
She added: “And also, as a director, to create limits on the set for a really comfortable and safe working environment so that everyone can do their best. Because when you are afraid or you feel like you can’t talk, that’s when mistakes are made. “”
Bella Thorne made her director debut with Color your injury, which is based on a true story of a growing gay boy in the Bible belt.
