Hollywood actress and model Cara Delevingne, who has over and again discussed her battle with emotional well-being, feels that it is truly vital to discuss psychological maladjustment.
The ‘Suicide Squad’ star who battled with wretchedness as an adolescent, think it is pivotal to discuss these issues in a way that youngsters can interface with, as it can enable them to comprehend they’re not the only one, as per People Magazine.
While giving a meeting to the production, she stated, “‘I think it’s really important that in this book, and generally, that mental illness is talked about. I think my depression came from a mixture of things, whether it was from pressure from, not only myself, but to do well in school, from my parents to get good grades, and to be someone I thought I was that I wasn’t.”
Adding, “You bottle so much up, you end up going mad. When you bottle emotions up that’s when it leads to [your] downfall.”
The ‘Victoria’s Secret’ model also noted that she made sure that her book conveyed the importance of reaching out to others.
“I wish I knew how important it was to reach out to people, to talk to people about how I felt. [To] talk about my emotions more and not run away from myself . To open up and not hide my feelings. Create more, learn more, take everything in because every moment is magic,” explained Delevingne.
Cara also shared that she “dreamed” about releasing her novel her “whole life”, and admitted she was overwhelmed by the support she received at her book signing.
She noted, “Promoting this book has been something I’ve been dreaming of my whole life. Honestly, I just did the book signing and it was the sweetest thing in the world. It was so nice to meet everyone and actually see people get this book.”
On the work front, Cara will be next found in ‘London Fields’ nearby Jason Isaacs, Amber Heard and Billy Bob Thornton.