Freelee, una youtuber australiana de Queensland que promueve ideas veganas, tomó la decisión de cambiar su vida ahorrando miles de dólares en tratamientos de belleza y decidió irse a vivir “fuera de radares” en la selva suramericana, informa el diario Daily Mail.

La mujer de 37 años huyó de la “civilización occidental” junto a su pareja para librarse de “la vida de esclava” que llevaba trabajando cinco días a la semana. “Quería inspirarme y sentir algo significativo todos los días”, contó Freelee.

Según lo informado y puede comprobarse en su cuenta de Instagram, la mujer pasa la mayoría de su tiempo desnuda, ya que la ropa la “restringe; además come frutas y verduras que cultiva ella misma, se ducha en las lluvias monzónicas y bebe de riachuelos de la selva.

Freelee usa Instagram para compartir su vida. En las fotos aparece desnuda o cubriéndose con ropa hecha de materiales orgánicos como cáscaras de coco.

“¿Que si ahora voy a estar desnuda en cada fotografía? Sí, desnuda en la jungla. Libre de ropa, etiquetas, zapatos, maquillaje y depilación. Simplemente, uno se siente bien”, compartió.

Daily Mail informó que la mujer australiana ya ahorró unos 4 mil dólares en un año en cosméticos y en procedimientos estéticos como teñido del cabello y pestañas postizas.

 

In my eyes you are successful in life when you have the courage to embrace who you really are, however strange or peculiar that may be. Regardless of whether it fits with societies expectations or cultural norms. Growing up I often said the wrong things, didn't have the right clothing, or the right look, and was laughed at or excluded for being "a bit weird". I never felt fully accepted. Over time I learned to keep my "uncool" thoughts to myself and adapt my appearance so others would feel comfortable being around me. This only left me feeling internally suppressed and frustrated, (certainly not free) until one day when I reached my threshold and thought - ahh fuuuck it, this is boring! And this isn't me! - From then on I decided to just let the TRUE me flow, to be my rawself, to act impulsively, to own that embarrassed look from others and to be the awkward freak I'm born to be. The result? Goodbye fake friendships, hello soul mates #gofreeyourself

Una publicación compartida de #gofreeyourself #rawtill4 (@freelee_official) el 9 Jun, 2018 a las 7:32 PDT

 

Although it's seldom, I still feel the pressure to conform in society, to shave my legs and underarms, to paint my face and look a certain way to others. This western self-obsession is a powerful dis-ease to shake. Some days I strut confidently, other days I pick at my insecurities, but everyday I move forward with strong purpose. I sometimes see that look of disgust from certain others at my hairy armpits and legs but I always remind myself - that person is not part of my tribe. Would I really want to spend my valuable time with someone who feels that way? About body hair? A person who thinks I'm disgusting as my natural self? Heck no! Girls, remember, your body hair is a gift, it's protective and part of your being, but maybe best of all it's also a powerful natural fuckboi repellent.#gofreeyourself

Una publicación compartida de #gofreeyourself #rawtill4 (@freelee_official) el 13 May, 2018 a las 6:38 PDT

 

So how do ya like ma coconuts? I just love seeing my DIY coconut bowl collection growing It feels really empowering to make things myself rather than pay others. You might think "Oh I could never learn to do that, I'm just not good at that stuff" and that's where you are wrong. I grew up without a shred of do-it-yourself experience, I was taught by this consumerist society that it's better to just buy something rather than attempt to create it yourself. Sure, it may be quicker and easier but where is the personal satisfaction in that? Everytime I use the bowls I feel a sense of purpose and pride. You try, make mistakes (eg. hole in bottom of one bowl) but you learn and become more skilled, confident and powerful each time. Save money and become a stronger, freer woman with each project.Remember - If you are not willing to learn, no one can help you, if you are determined to learn, no one can stop you. #gofreeyourself

Una publicación compartida de #gofreeyourself #rawtill4 (@freelee_official) el 17 Jun, 2018 a las 2:14 PDT

 

Lately I go days without looking in the mirror even once, and I find it incredibly freeing. This was definitely not always the case. As a young woman I became obsessed with my reflection. I would spend hours a day analysing and comparing. Was it because I was vain? Because I thought I was too perfect for this world? On the contrary, I saw a face filled with 'imperfections'. I believed the story I was told by advertisements, that I was born inadequate and in desperate need of enhancement. I saw normal human charateristics as defects to be erased or covered; to be ashamed of. I hated my skin, especially my freckles. My smile was too narrow and my teeth too crooked. My top lip too skinny. Eyes not big enough. My hair too fine. The reality is, I didn't see the real me in the mirror. I didn't see the cheeky girl who loved to explore nature for hours and play in the dirt and creeks, instead I saw the ugly lies the beauty industry fed me. I've now been many months without makeup, fake lashes, creams, treatments etc and it feels so damn liberating. Remember, you were not born flawed, you were born into a flawed system. You were designed to be wild and free, to get dirty, to love and laugh, to explore and experience this beautiful planet - not to stress over your humanness. Don't buy the lies #gofreeyourself

Una publicación compartida de #gofreeyourself #rawtill4 (@freelee_official) el 17 Feb, 2018 a las 4:58 PST

 

I used to work in a concrete jungle, now I just work in the jungle. How did this happen? Well, I woke up one morning dreading the work day ahead. I was exhausted with the 9-5 grind. Waking to an alarm, commuting over a hour a day dressed in a restrictive suit, painting my face to 'look the part', binding my feet in high heels, and faking a smile to the public. I was sick of working my life away making someone else rich. Maybe the worst, I was bored. I wanted to be turned on and to FEEL something meaningful everyday. That morning I decided to free myself from being a slave. There wasn't any social media back then so I transitioned by becoming a personal trainer with my own business. Soon after I found veganism and my true passion in life. Don't be afraid, you CAN create this too. One day I will do a video on it. #gofreeyourself #jungleoffice

Una publicación compartida de #gofreeyourself #rawtill4 (@freelee_official) el 11 Feb, 2018 a las 12:43 PST

 

When I was 17 I developed an eating disorder; anorexia. I would often eat less than 500 calories in a day, and sometimes, nothing at all. When I was 19 I became addicted to cocaine and ecstasy. My nails were brittle and my hair was falling out. My skin was covered in acne bumps. By the time I was 21 I had swapped anorexia for bulimia and was binge-eating till I was in agony, purging daily. I developed serious digestive issues and suicidal depression. I felt helpless after seeing every specialist in the book. One day I went to my usual yoga class and there was a new teacher. She was so incredibly vibrant and energetic. I felt drawn to speak to her. She told me she was vegan, and loved fruit. Little does she know that she helped save my life that day. Never give up. #gofreeyourself

Una publicación compartida de #gofreeyourself #rawtill4 (@freelee_official) el 9 Feb, 2018 a las 4:45 PST

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