"What would you change about your body if you could?"
This was the question that was put to 50 people by the JubileeProject, a non-profit organisation that strives to "tell stories that inspire change".
The first half of the video focuses on the adults of the group. As you can imagine, almost every single one of them found a physical aspect of themselves that they felt needed to be changed: 'large forehead', 'big ears', 'small eyes', 'bad skin'.
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Many of them explained their reasons, remembering moments from their childhood where being bullied about these so-called flaws led them to being acutely aware of them long in to their adult lives.
The tone changes, however, when the kiddies of the group take centre stage.
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Their choices were all about standing out and making a specific improvement to their lives (wings so they could fly, cheetah legs so they could run faster) unlike the adults complaints which were more about blending in.
"I don't think there's anything to change" one little girl answered, while another admitted that she "liked her body, actually."
It's a telling commentary on our body perceptions - and leaves us to wonder when, where and how our body image seem to warp later on.
The video reminds us that our idea of physical perfection has become less about us as individuals and instead become more constrained by standards set by the media around us.
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The short documentary works to inspire us to just get comfortable in our own skin.