The swimsuit is part of the panoply of summer and it is the easiest thing to slip into your suitcase. A one-piece or two-piece swimsuit for women, briefs or swimming trunks for men, plain or patterned, black or coloured, there is something for everyone.
However, with the approach of summer, the swimsuit can be a source of concern or even anxiety, especially for women: thus, 6 out of 10 women would feel uncomfortable in a swimsuit. That we find her belly too big, her breasts too small, her unsightly feet, that we try to eradicate her love handles with a sudden diet or abs session, the test of the swimsuit betrays our physical complexes and the injunctions of society with regard to our bodies, in particular via social networks.
Bintily Diallo receives today Fanny Jacqpsychiatrist and mental health director at Qare, to discuss our physical complexes and the pressure of the “summer body” and give advice for a more peaceful relationship with our body.