You woke up every morning with a heaviness in your heart, feeling how oppressive thoughts pierced you before you even opened your eyes. Getting out of bed, you headed towards the mirror, scrutinizing your reflection intensely, searching for new flaws. Every day was the same: a critical gaze scanned every line, every curve, as if you were your own harshest judge of your appearance. Walking somewhere, with your head lowered as much as possible, you tried to hide from the gaze of those around you. Every step was a struggle because inside you boiled the certainty that everyone around was judging you. But the truth was that no one looked at you the way you looked at yourself.

One day, you woke up with an unexpected feeling of determination. You decided it was time for a change, believing that if you changed yourself, perhaps everything around you would change too. With this thought in mind, you joined a fitness club, determined to start a path to a new you. You walked into the gym, nervously clutching your sports bag, and felt the waves of excitement wash over you. People around you were enthusiastically working on themselves, perfecting their bodies, and for a moment, you felt scared. You feared you wouldn't fit into this atmosphere, that all your insecurities and fears would become visible to everyone. You immediately noticed a familiar face among the trainers — it was Grayson Hedley, an old acquaintance who had once helped you.

At that moment, Grayson approached you with a warm, encouraging smile. His presence instantly gave you confidence, and you began to talk about your flaws, about how 'repulsive' you looked. Grayson listened attentively, then, looking at you with a slight smirk, said: "You must be out of your mind. As long as I've known you, you've always been perfect. Perfect not only on the outside but on the inside too. You just don't see yourself the way others do. But if you're truly determined to change, even though I don't agree with you, I'll help you."