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Sex Sells...Confidence Costs More with Isabelle Miller

Jun 18, 202353 min
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The saying goes "Sex sells" but what we should be asking ourselves is "At what cost?" Isabelle Miller (@IsabelleMillerx-IG, Twitter) is not just a model but a talented, confident content creator using her platforms to give fans an intimate look at her life. Sapphire and Isabelle discuss how body confidence and sex positivity is sometimes jaded by the way social media says who in fact can "sell sex and body positivity."


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Warning, the following program is not for the weak-hearted. Those were closed minded when General you're scared to learn. What's behind closed. Doors here at sapphires are clay. I want you to pour the wine. Grab somebody that you want to hold onto or better yet. Get the vibration stimulated through your body. Get ready for one, hell of an eargasm in five, four, three, two, one, what is up? All you sexy motherfuckers out there in radioland it sugar. L, Sapphire another episode of

sapphires are play. And let me just tell you, I am falling in love, just with my guests already. Her beauty her Essence. And I just love the confidence that she shares, especially on social media, especially in such a trivial time. As we have talked about on sapphires, are play loads of time talking about war on Sykes talking about how women and women who exceed exude more, Sometimes find themselves silence for no, absolute reason.

So, without further Ado, I'd like to introduce you to my very special guest. Today, Isabel no Isabel Miller, look at me, I'm already stumbling over my words. Beautiful women stumble over the words Isabel Miller and ambitious model content creator and she's an influencer based right here in La, which is awesome.

And gosh, I love how your people even told me they're like, you're not just, A model or talented content recreator, but you also, like, to share on your platform personal experiences. Give an intimate look on to your life, which is very much appreciative and we can get into that as well. So Isabel, thank you so much. Welcome, welcome. Welcome to the show. Well, thank you so much for standing ovation and wonderful introduction. You are so welcome. Thank you so much for taking

time out of your day to be here. So I mean, goodness, there's so much that we could talk about is, well, let's first talk about your journey. Who are you like, where are you going with everything that you do influencing, especially because I feel like when we hear the word influencer, it becomes such a negative word now. So how are you? Especially, you know, coming on, sapphires are play talking about sexuality. How do you use influencing and sexuality and turn it into a positive thing?

Especially for women. Well, thank you for asking the question and good question. I am, I think everything kind of like felt very naturally to me, I started out modeling in New York with a friend of mine. And we'll always take this really gorgeous. Lingerie nude semi-nude pictures and one day we didn't realize that hey, there's a market out there to capitalize on that image and easiest way for me to grow on social media at the time was Twitter.

I tried Instagram but I didn't get it that much at the time. So I was like you know what? Twitter comes easy for me. Just a lot less censorship. I can put whatever I want there and it also has a really big mellow Again.

So that was like a perfect combination to really expand my image there without, as many restrictions and also, we fought as many comparison and beauty standards because I remember Instagram back, then if you are not like a super Top Model with ridiculously Photoshop body or, you know, let's be honest here, lighter, skin tone. People were not merely checking for you like that. You didn't change that much today, but at least today, I definitely see more of a

diversity, which I love. And so, yeah, it started out on Twitter and then from bears, pandemic came, only friends blew up. And I was like, you know what, this is my chance to, you know, really run it out of the park. So I did that. I also blew up on Instagram and today both combined platforms are like almost at a million for like Instagram and Twitter, which is honestly fantastic. I didn't expect it to lie. Road is fast honestly and I am really grateful for a journey that I have so far.

And when it comes to influencing is also something that came along, because I realize, hey, I wearing very beautiful laundry that people ask me about all the time. Why not start? You know, partnering is a brand. So that's where I'm heading right now. Partnering with more Brands lingerie swimwear and coming soon, Fashion Beauty. Tea and move forward from there because I always love you, no posing for pictures, modeling really, sharing the beauty of what I'm wearing.

And it's a lot of people out there who love it and I love it myself. When I see something beautiful, another woman, I'm like added to the bag, I love that it also again, it's beautiful to know that you've embraced and notice inside, you know, like I'm banking on my body, I feel like a lot of women, especially in this. You know, day and age, where let's face it. You know, we got the city girl era, we've had the little Kim

are a and especially in hip-hop. It's like we know the sex sells, but it feels like now that there is this whole disconnect between women who want to sell their bodies, and then the women, who shunned, the women who want to sell their bodies and marketing in any way, possible Very true. I think, is this eternal game of cat and mouse that has been happening for centuries. If not Millennia, T, societal whore versus Madonna?

Complex of okay. You can kind of like, tiptoe around selling sex, but you can't actually sell it. Hmm. Oh, my God. Point there, because, especially, and maybe you feel the same way. Do you feel that especially with the era of only fans? And I've definitely talked about this How you know, we did see a rise in content creating when it came to adult more lingerie fetish, you know, body image. If you will sex selling and women just, you know, left and right. And like I'm going to create an

only fans. I'm gonna be there. So I'm gonna be that, but don't call it porn, don't call it porn. Don't call it erotica. Just call it adult modeling. And I'm like, um, that's all in the same umbrella. Why is it such a negative word for you? Would you say if someone says, oh, she sells porn clips? Or she sells body Clips, she must be an adult star. Do you get just like do you feel like a disconnect? Do you correct? People like where would you say you classify yourself on that.

When people ask you, that's actually a great question from that standpoint. I understand both sides because all tend to automatically categorize only fans us porn while it's really not always the case.

So I always like to give freedom to people able to classify some self, however, the desire to classify themselves as and at the end of the day semantics are semantics because if somebody sells clips of God knows what and they're like, well I'm not a porn star because I just sell clips and so be it and also it's like a lot of people perceive different terminology differently because sometimes when people that say is a commie a pornstar it's like okay, I'll take it perfectly fine, whatever

you want to call me as but I do identify more with Adult modeling then being a quote unquote porn star because I have, you know, some friends of mine who are poor Stars. I've collaborated with porn stars, and for me, say a return porn story actually need to be a star or unique to be like on brower's and have these big Productions and I've never been mainstream production girl. It's like, yes, I do only things I've done porn before and it's like, if people say, oh, she

does porn. It's like okay, fine, whatever you decide. I tried to call me as but does not necessarily the majority of my brand. So I think there's a lot of nuances there because if I recorded a few videos before and for the most part, I collaborate with Brands and posed on Instagram and Twitter and chat with my friends share Clips do vlogs. You know do I really could qualify as this huge porn star who's out there making this gorgeous movies and everything.

And I do agree. There is a stigma and a lot of people want to run away from the stigma and I know that is controversial, but I don't blame them either. I'm running away or stigma, because why would they further put themselves in a difficult situation if they don't want to be there, I think a lot of people tend to, like force labels on others. To like, you have to label yourself as a sex worker. You have to label yourself as a porn star. You have to label yourself at

this. This is who you are. And it's like, let's Just focus on who we are ourselves. It's like, if you identify as this activist sex worker preaches for the cause and everything. Then build a community where people feel more comfortable being themselves in the first place versus further dividing

everyone. Because listen, I think it's hypocritical to complain about stigma and then complain about the people who want to run away from the stigma because there's a lot of corn syrup or like retired and build on a branch outside. Warren because people few people want to admit that the adult industry has a glass ceiling. Has a glass ceiling, it has an expiration date and there's ways to get around it. You can have your own Studios and work for it in the long term.

Does everybody want to do that? And though, so it's like if somebody is like a miracle if I decided you know what scroll that I want to mount thing and actually go way above and beyond things, adult industry. Because let's be honest here, if Mia Khalifa were shooting the same videos and decided to do the same old thing over and over again.

She'll still be dealing a lot of stigma and maybe the studio will have, you know, bouncer around kick around because if he doesn't sell as much anymore, this is a new girl coming in. So it's like can you really blame her when she said, you

know what? I didn't feel comfortable in that industry and now this is who I am and this is who what I want to do. I think some people into the industry are bitter about it because they say oh how dare her, this is the industry made her and Etc and then which is partially true. And I can see how there's a bit of a game here where it's like you do capitalize on where you started and then use that leverage to move forward and I don't blame them for moving forward.

He said he has a bit of Storytelling here to further shock civilians about how bad industry is. But then again who we who Are we to, you know, deny her own experience exactly. Everybody should have a voice. Another example, be Lana roads, she spoke against her timings adult industry. She's like, hey, I didn't have that great of a time here. This is what happened to me and now this is what I'm going to do. And once again, I do not blame her.

She's not going to stay somewhere where she's stuck and what she does not feel comfortable and she doesn't feel like she can try. So it's like if you really want to support sex workers and women into adult industry or adult interest HSN jobs, let's just support them in whatever they decide to do because Society is hard enough on us. We don't need that in fighting and bitterness.

I had to give that one because so backstory, you know, you and I are just meeting for the first time but I also work behind the scenes in the adult industry. I've been working in the industry for about 13, 14 years almost as equivalent to being in the radio industry and it is two different worlds. For sure, it is two different worlds and everything that you just said. I totally full. Heartedly agree. 2% because you do have the women who are in poor and that wished you just have longevity.

That's it. That's all they want to do. And then there's women who get in, but they're also doing 50

billion other things. And so they see porn or the adult industry as the way in to get themselves out, quick enough to go and dispersed wherever they else want to plead, you know, we've seen it with Chloe Cherry, who is now one of the biggest stars and you Borya, you know, yes, even just like, recently, everybody's been talking about Sheree de Ville and how she's been speaking out against, you know, Instagrams,

sex censorship. And now she's going into the way of activism which is great and dandy but it's also like there is a very big disconnect when I talk to you certain content creators, who do only fans who have done, you know, softcore hardcore porn, but they don't want to ever reflect on. the industry that kind of made them and that's where I get a little upset because I'm like if you did not have that outlet, You would have nothing, you know what I mean?

You would have nothing. It's almost like you do have to go back and look at your roots and where you came from to kind of get to the next higher level. And I love how you said that. Because again, it's not an industry for everybody. It's not a get rich, get quick, get in and out, kind of thing. You do have to put some work in and I think there are a lot of women and just people in general who think that just putting up a

couple Clips here and there. It's going to make millions of dollars, but then when the high in demand comes then it's like, oh, I don't want to do it, I got what I wanted, that's it. But they don't think about the consequences, which is, of course, once it's on the Internet, it's already out there. Yeah, it's there for life,

you're very true. So, with that said, would you say for yourself being a, you know, adult model being in lingerie and, you know, being a beautiful curvy Just woman, would you say that this has helped your confidence? Like where has, you know, shutting yourself for the world to see built that confidence? Was it always in? You, was it something that you kind of gradually worked up to, you know, when you're like, okay, maybe this time, I'll show

a little bit more, you know. And that's more comforting because I've heard women and just people in general, who have said the minute, they started doing more nude work. Ood artwork nude prints. That's when their confidence really built because it's like the world's going to see me and I want the world to know that my body can also reflect.

There's especially when you're not talking about our usual small teeny teeny a cup you know, size 9 or 1, if you will, I'm talking full figured regular everyday body is that people can see and be like I can do that. That's a very, very interesting take because I've always, I feel like I've always been really comfortable in my body and Wells are.

There is some, you know, issues here and there were some days I'm like oh you know, I wish I was a little more fit whatever and it's like it doesn't really last long and it's like a lot of people go through that. So I think one thing that really helped me with my confidence is just You just show up every day, no matter how I judge myself. Mmm, and as time goes along ai-chan away from the self-judgment and I try to be as accountable as possible to be like, this is not about others.

This is about me and how I perceive myself because people sometimes, you know, they underestimate so open-mindedness of the public. Hmm. It's like sometimes people on like you're my goodness. Is this bitch topless pictures of me out there and you know so

what is going on? But really is really not that it hasn't been the case for me. Mmm I think for the most part I live a pretty normal life and most adult entertainers I know also do. It's like sometimes yeah you don't have fans coming up to you and say hi which is sweet you know it's respectful is kind and besides that you know it is It's pretty neat. You know I have been comfortable with it and I was always a curviest women. I've been thin before now I'm on my curve year side era you know

either way it's been fine. It's like yes you're going to have some trolls and insecure people projecting on you. Like you know, you look better when you was smaller or whatever and it's like, you know what? More power to you, you can leave mmm. Either way, I've learned to see Beauty in me. No matter what because it is there no matter what, so that's just fundamental that I have and the one that's going to carry me over time.

Because I think it's very easy to get into this tis, really toxic cycle of self-depreciation, a negative self-talk and compare self comparison, especially as an Instagram model because people see them online. And be like, oh my gosh, you know, that's very realistic for me, which is a lot of times like this, but they don't realize that it's a girl also has unrealistic standard for herself because She's not the only one here.

Who does. Who's comparing that girl that you see might be comparing herself to some other girl out there who is perceive a sexier and hotter and more popular and Etc. And it's then you get into that weird. Once again, really shallow cycle of competition based on looks and Etc. Which is a negative sum game because at the end of the day, we're all going to die. Die. We're not going to be young and beautiful forever. The popular In Crowd that was there 20 years ago.

It's not the same one. Now man, who exactly is winning this game. I don't know. And that's not the big thing. Like for like personally for me that's the biggest struggle that I have. Now I feel that I you know I am in a more curvier side of my life than I was before before I was in high school doing sports even in college. I you know, To the gym and stuff. But then the pandemic 8 gyms

closed, I got a second job. Now it's kind of hard for me to hit the gym the way I used to, you know, before the world changed, if you will and lately. I've been trying to, you know, shed my skin a little bit more to be a little bit more comfortable. Because if I'm doing a podcast last podcast like this a show like this for years, where I'm talking about how How genuine and into my sex life. I am that. I don't give a fuck. I'll brag about the sex of the orgies everything I ever do

that. I am so comfortable in my body, but yeah, I love them myself. Yeah, you love it and yet I look at myself sometimes I'm like, why the fuck, why the fuck are my partners with me? I don't see, you know what others? See, you know, I then you go to the comments which I know is like the Dreadful thing which are never What to do on social media is go to the commons and engage, but when people are telling you, you're obese lose some weight, you're a poster child for being fat.

That's not right. And then, especially being a woman of color or a queer woman of color, you know, I've heard it from all aims of the spectrum where, oh, it's always the polyamorous folks that are ugly and fat. Like, why are you advertising that? You know what I mean? And it's like, did I come to your house and shit on your Lon, why are you shitting on mine? I'm trying to better myself. The clouds are the internet is like, you know what? If somebody's making those kind

of hideous. Comments Gentiles are Z feel like crap about themselves in the first place or not projecting. So the way I see it is that I would already put them into that category and this is not a category. I tolerate on my platform. So immediately there are kicked out because Is my platform is actually dictatorship. This is not for see where you can be miserable in our phones. Curled around and take your time to comment, stupid stuff. It's like you're free to find me

beautiful. You free to find me an attractive and you're free to just crawl along and move on like the majority of people who don't care about me or my content or Etc and when it comes to like, this is stigmatization and prejudice against Podium useful. How do you say heard about like swingers clubs? You know, where will like everybody thinks I I feel and I do blame a lot of porn. I mean listen, we can all blame poor and for a lot of things because for the longest porn had

a certain image. If you weren't a size 0 or 1 2, that's it, like we said, Taylor complexion blondes, you know, blonde hair, that's it, then it's like the black girls get into porn. Ebony porn has been around for as long as you know, the dawn of age. But There's also been that aesthetic of black girls and now we're seeing more bimbo, vacation happening, even amongst black women. So now it's like making it harder for people to be like. Well I can't get into porn.

I don't have you know injectables. Yeah. I don't look like these girls that I may get off to by myself or to my partners and then of course you see it on television it's like there's a AIDS, weight tolerance of who's curvy on the camera? Exactly, it's kind of like to see more duration rules about, why cook cell and Etc. I think a lot of times the executive artists places are stockings our own ways and don't necessarily understand the variety and open-mindedness of

the public. Eye was funny enough. I was actually listening to podcast that Edward n fo CX. I believe editor-in-chief of British books and about you know when he appeared at when they started working at British hopes, it was very you know stereotypical white women on the covers because people assume that women of color did not

sell. So it's that prejudice that is still entrenched in media to this day that thankfully is going away because when he came there, we saw these beautiful Awful covers our young say black celebrities, Brown celebrities diversity that. He wanted to implement there and see because that's who he always worked with. And he said, you know what, why not put it on, put it out there and he realized that. Hey, so numbers said financials

are through the roof. Most people buy into diversity, all these corporations are not putting diversity Chief officers and out there for nothing. That's operations, care about money. Diversity cells but people done again, hold on to their own Prejudice especially on for example of Island and I'm like, this is boring. I'm so glad you brought love Island up because that is the pouring. It's like where our where's the diversity? That, where is he

interestingness? That I want people that are interesting and it's a carbon copy of each other 22 year old, skinny long, maybe black and tall model looks great. But what else? Right? There's always a certain prototype and it doesn't matter what the TV show is, but love island is the perfect example. Because they're in bikinis like 90% of the time.

They're in bikinis there in swim trunks, and I have yet to see someone like yourself Isabel, especially full-figured, gorgeous in lingerie, gorgeous, and swimwear, getting some love on the island, like, what is it? Go wrong about that. And then even when you come to American television because I'm so we're talking, love Island, UK and Australia. Fuck USA like, but the American dating shows, We've all seen it. It's all the same prototype. There is no real full-figured

woman. In fact, I think the first time I actually did fall in love with seeing a full-figured woman in a reality, show was an Isa aneesa on real world. She was in the Chicago Season, she was a lesbian, and she was a new days and she was curvy, and she was kind of, it was great. She had a great storyline coming from a nudist colony.

Growing up but, you know, the house kind of ostracized her, for being naked and full figured and being queer, and just being so free with her body and it's like, no fuck that. When you look at it, it's been now, almost 30 years since her season had aired, I can't believe I'm aging myself like that, but it's been like, 20, 30 years since that season, and it still holds to the say, to me of why I felt like it's okay to shed some skin. It's okay.

As a full-figured Woman as a queer woman, to try to be comfortable at sex parties to get naked. When I started going to sex parties about five, six years ago, I didn't even have sex of the parties. I didn't take my top off, I refused because I felt like one, I felt like I was on the menu because I was young and a lot of these sex parties and swinger parties, a little bit older.

Crowded even the ones that they say, oh, we love the 20 year olds know you love the 20 worlds because you're 60 and up looking for some young thing thing. So it's, you know, but that's what I also love about going to sex parties and going to more Kinks entered events because you see literally every body that is good. Everybody. I love it. How? Some places, celebrate everyone, and ostracize and I think a lot

of that is internal. It's like nobody forces you to feel sexually attracted or enemy to someone, but there is a basic level of respect where it's like sometimes people as soon as they see that somebody's overweight or not, always expects them to lock, is like, get away from my face for real, and it's That's a reflection on you, because if you if that's what you think, then you might really reconsider how you feel about yourself in the first place to project. That disdain on others, it

costs. Nothing to be kind and considerate. Nothing, mmm. Are we really losing out on these people? I made the conclusion that, you know what, if somebody is being weird and you know, Standoffish because I look a certain way you know what? Great get away from me. Please, it's then I can welcome to love. That is actually given to me and that's something that I make

sure that I honor. Like, for example, is he is examples, is the comment section because for every negative comment just going to be 10 or hundreds of positive ones and I make sure to read I appreciate those like them if I can reply reply, because these are people who love and support me versus, you know, so goofball, who's like, who she is? Wearing a bra, and it's like, you know, what? Great, you know, you're out of here. Mmm. I love that.

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Just do what y'all just do it. Welcome back with Isabel. Oh my goodness, we have been talking so much like good gems. And I want to Circle back on a couple things again, talking about sex cells and just gaining that confidence. Now, let's talk about the bedroom confidence because I feel that maybe you can relate with this to have you ever felt

yourself? Sometimes where you're in the bedroom, you might be. On top and you kind of get that like shyness of letting your curves, just touch your partner's body or let your partner touch your curves. For me, it was like the longest I'd never liked my stomach being touched during sex. Good question. Honestly, I never felt it because I realize, if somebody is in the bedroom with me, they're here for me and everything that comes with it. So is, there is a bedroom with

me? Chances are, it's already love my curves and you say, like, I feel it that's alot of my curve, so you know, let them embrace it. I'm racing do and it works out well that way. But when we think about self-consciousness, I don't know, it's like I think the bedroom Journey somewhere where I feel really free and open and that self-consciousness is not really. There may be some times when I'm on top and I get fired, I feel like I'm lazy but that's fine.

So get over it there with the Baddie in the bedroom, they're fine, they're being blessed, there we go but you know I feel that Sometimes even if the cameras are off in a lot of people do say cameras off. I'm not my full confidence lights on lights off, but when I'm on camera, I'm thinking about what may happen with once it's out there, you know, how are people going to respond and receive? I might think I look bomb as hell and then someone's in the

comments being a clown. But, like you said earlier, you know, for every clown, there's like 10 to 100, other positive, Comments. So how would you say for someone who may just want to start embracing their body showing off their body? A little bit more and modeling? Where can they find from the bedroom confidence to the

on-camera confidence? Because I know there's sometimes there could be two different connections and a disconnect when it comes to that because again you're sharing your body with just one person or many people however you live your best sex life. However, you get it in but then also When you're sharing it with the camera, the world is seen this can't, you know, seeing yourself through that lens and that's it. Good question. I think let yourself kind of like embrace it naturally.

Not force things. Because let's say that on camera. You feel different and not as confident. Just take it slow. If you want to film by yourself, do it by yourself because I think about filming, especially if he's just you or, you know, taking our pictures you don't have to publish it right away. Mmm it doesn't have to go out there to work right away. So I think a good thing to prep yourself or just to just take

content for yourself. Just do it for yourself if you want to share it with your partner. Great. But you know, take your own It's and keep it ready to like get it out there. Do the processing, the practice nudes, if you will exactly, exactly. Because then you start getting more comfortable and you camera seeing your body. And to some extent, you will get the sense that I saw it. You're like oh it's no big deal like my fondest hundreds of millions of meals, like whatever.

I'm used to it and it's like also there's so many people out there who do porn who are not necessarily 10/10. Dance or supermodels. And I think that's actually the majority of the porn industry is like, not everybody up there. It's like somebody who's on a book cover or anything like that. A lot of people in Port look normal. So, women look, you know, there's a higher standard for the women but at the same time, there's also especially for many fans way.

We wait more diversity in body size because I know women of any size, Age, you know background who does 0f women, who look like you women, who look like me women who are older shorter much bigger and there's an audience out there. Who be like oh my goodness I'm in love. I love that. So sometimes we overthink about how the public will perceive us, and most of the times the people there is out on PornHub, going out of their way to click on

your video. They like what they see that's true and, you know, it also brings it to the point of like I wish people would stop saying that they secretly love a bigger full-figured woman that shouldn't be ever secret. You know, there are beautiful full-figured people out there who are just Wanting to be loved and reciprocated, but when you start hiding it like a secret, I think it was this.

It was a couple weeks ago, an old clip of Howard, Stern pulled up, and it was him, interviewing John Cena, the wrestler and he talked about You know, fucking a bigger woman. He was with a group of his guys, and, you know, he did jokingly say, like, I did take one for the team, but it was a beautiful experience and Howard Stern. Just couldn't wrap around his head that John Cena, fucked a bigger woman and it's like It's

pussy. A man is not going to reject pussy especially if the pussy comes with personality, I would never reject somebody for having a good personality and say, oh no, that's a no-go Zone because of their body. I joked around and years ago and I said, I can never have sex with a man with bigger titties than me.

I still have never fucked a bigger man, but I also don't fuck a lot of men, but if there was a man who made that exception made me laugh, treated me, you know, Oh well, and I'm like, oh yeah, maybe you're doing things to me and you got bigger titties than me, maybe I will have that experience. You know, I'm not going to like knock it until I try.

It kind of thing. so, coming back to that, it's like You know, talking about the dating life, where do you think sex cells in dating versus sex selling? Or if there is a difference it's like selling on just only fans or would you say it's almost kind of like the same because

people swiper what they like. But there's also that like secret, I can't like it on my dating profile but I'll like you and by your Clips secretly on only fans, but I'm not going to tell anybody that I'm into big women. I'm going to keep swiping. All the skinny women on a dating app, be seen with a skinny woman on a dating app. But I secretly like full-figured with it. Hmm. Well, in that case, I think yes,

there is this category of man. But I honestly felt when I was dating, I mean, I didn't feel like my partners were seeing me the fetishy way personally, I think like something that I felt like Sarah fetishizing. A bet was my status online. Like, wow, you since the grandma roll? I don't know. Especially in America, where it's like, Do I really want to give them that opportunity? I don't know. So I always felt like dating was a bit overwhelming for me at that time because it's either

people. Don't think you real on two profiles. I think you're fake profile, whatever. And then it's like, oh, they see you as this as this, you know, this Instagram model. Yeah. And it's like, there's also men out there who just you as a person. Beautiful women, that's enough to date an Embrace and a lot of men out there who do love Curve Your women.

So it's not necessarily about, you know, I think especially nowadays, but being thin, but it also depends for their own, their friend group because they're like, oh, if their friends are judgmental, then chances are she'll be judgmental himself because they'll be like, oh, my friend, is going to bring something funny about me if I see this girl, so I'm Keep it on

the low. Right? So I don't know, I feel like sometimes I felt like I had the opposition from, you know, they'll be FaceTiming leaves our friend and I felt like, you know what? I'm not too sure pointy. So, you know, I there's a new ones there because I do like, discretion and privacy when it comes to dating and intimacy. But when it comes to, like this whole weird fetish, if Aang, there's so many options out there, if I feel like somebody is treating you like a secret.

Chances are they are. So I think one good thing that women need to do is to not guess like themself I feel like if you're dating someone unless he's just, you consider them a booty call and you don't really be seen in public with you, some either, right? And they should be, at least taking you out, you know, treating you well and if you decide to be intimate with them grades, but you should not be a

weird secret. 1010. Would you say also in the lines of sex selling, there is a cultural divide on that to. Like, if you go outside of the Americas, I feel that depending upon where you're dating, or where you might be doing content, creation, bigger bodies, are praised Oh, good question. I think it's the opposite because America Praises bigger bodies, Martin Europe, real a 100% Europe. Maybe see you case a bit more open-minded. I just miss you.

Okay, it's a bit more open-minded and let's say, France, or Italy. Because I've noticed there is like, once the sea Bigger bodies as an ailment it's like oh you're overweight or something wrong with you. Wow. Because those are different, it's a lot less. A lot less sedentary, 10 America and the quality of the food there is also more regulated So and I've better work-life balance so it's easier there to be fit then here. And but it's also very cultural.

They do have that, you know, skinny white Duty. You know, are concentric ideal of beauty. So if somebody doesn't necessarily fall in line with that, then you're kind of like an oddity. I'll I believe, because sometimes I go in to shop there and it's like you know, the size size, a large there in Spain is monsters necessarily the same large that's here in l.a. right? Exactly exactly. I nothing offends me more when they say oh yeah we got we got to excel in.

It's clearly an Extra large, it's clearly a large or medium. If you will. I do remember going to when I went to Italy and I was like, I really can't find anything even as a sixteen-year-old girl because I had really strong. It's built for off. If you're not an extra small, good luck. Oh my God and yeah, it was so crazy because the Italian main drooled they drooled over black skin curvy body. It was like almost On display.

And then, of course, you know, you go into Nigerian cultures and you know, I'm West Indian. So from Barbados and Jamaica and it's like Bigger is better that, you know, they try to say and I love that but also I feel there is that disconnect even hear me

americanize Nigerian main. It's like they do want the child bearing hips woman but also they still rather be seen With the the skinny influencer, you know Bearskin model I'm like wow I say that you embrace all of a black woman you want has to offer but you only want to be seen with me at certain things may be at certain cultural events versus like in the club in Vegas or out in the club on a rooftop in New York, it's so weird to me. So so weird to me that they're

still just like these little here and there's like oh You're sexy and cute but only sexy for this type of event, only on this night of the week that kind of thing.

It's so crazy. And then when you put it in all perspective in, you know, the aspect of marketing, it's kind of like there is still that I especially now in radio because they want to see more of us. They want more of the radio jocks to be more glammed up and they want us to start looking like news reporters and I'm like, we did not get into this industry in the first place. To be seen.

So now you're telling me I might have to drop a little weight now, you're telling me, I got to put a little bit more makeup on, and I have to look the way I sound when I first heard that. I was like exactly beginner and yet, I'm told my voice is too seductive to be on certain radio stations. Like my God would you, would you rather me sell your product if it's like cells, then let my voice, sell the product, sell the station, you know what? It's almost like.

They don't want people who fall outside the norm to be desired. Yes. And I'll put that. Also that weird dichotomy of all we like you but and just want to the Wayside. This is too dangerous, right? It's if it's on you can't take it there for you for your personality and to Big package and there's going to be an audience that's like oh my gosh worse worse. A fire. We want to see her because we love her and they don't want to really open that gate because I

feel like to some extent. And challenges our own perception of the world. it challenges the own perception of society because it wont to still feel like Society, only likes a certain type of women and certain ideas of femininity and certain ideal of beauty and like maybe your beauty ideals Only go so far. Maybe a lot of it is in your head will be your Social Circles.

And even there is kind of forced because it's a group of people a group of guys start on like who I like this girl and I liked that girl. Not like this, not like that but I also feel like there's a counter balance to it. Let's say for example the Nigerian men who is maybe more person eyes has a higher Social Status and want to be perceived to be a certain way around certain women.

Then it's going to be very challenging for him to be himself and say, hey, I like this girl because that's the other guys are going to be like, what's wrong with you? You guys look that and then he's also first trains on their relationship because she goes somewhere in terms of guys are sneaking them. And it's like and then the grandma can comfortably say like, why am I even here? Your friends are dicks. So, then he sells for this, The girls attracted to. So I could get, this is fine.

I'm, I like her as well. And she's safe, so it's safe. But also does it really mean that he's loyal to her? That's another counteract, their action. Because I also noticed that people that are overly fixated on beauty, see it as a commodity, and the miss out on the uniqueness that makes you as a person. So, because your commodity, you're easily replaceable, hmm. If your day, is there for your looks and blond hair, and blue eyes, and skinny body. Next day, it's just going to be

your carbon copy out there. Nice about it. Is it's going to be your carbon copy of There. And so it's going also to be that pressure on the girls. Like what half has to be this way. I have to be this way and it's like, you're don't really feel as loved and respected as you should be. So, sometimes people, I feel like we missed those fundamentals and we your to Virtual stops only looks, but

looks they fade people change. So, there's an Essence to the person that sometimes people are missing, and the like, that's why sometimes we see two celebrities and really popular, man in that pleads with stunning women. But it's almost like it's never enough for them. It's a culture in never Satisfied. That's yeah, that's kind of like where we're at. Now even in this digital era as we wrap up this digital era it's

like we're never quite satisfied on social media. 100%, you know, you might get two million likes one day and then only 50 likes the next, it's never like a consistent model and I feel that I, you know, while it can be a booster, it can be a confidence booster, you know, I was talking about it in therapy. The earlier today, it's kind of like I'm tired of social media becoming such a popularity contest, where people have to feel the pressure to look a certain way.

And that's the social standard of what's going to make them pop. What's going to make them so harder? It's not, you know, genuine personality anymore. It's do they shed more clothes? That's fine. That's going to get the like right there but the minute they put those clothes. Jean or the minute. They show a boyfriend or girlfriend or whatever. Oh, fuck that they're gone. We're out of here. Pull out. Now, they're not selling the brand. If sex cells, then let all aspects of sex cell.

Oh yes! Okay, let all aspects of sex. I'm talking full frontal full-figured, all different shapes sizes, you know, disabilities, if you will. Okay. Amputees can be sexy. I've seen them women with Vitiligo sexy. Oh yes. Okay. Let's Excel and stop. Putting a cap on. What is the meaning of sex selling as we've been talking about? It's very that confidence.

It is but I think itno today's a great news is that cap is slowly blowing up because anything that's forced this going to be a counter force and then the truth itself of be settled. Hmm. Goodness, I think we can understand that because that's that's the way it has to be. I do see it. It has to be more of it and we

just have to continue that. And what you've been saying to me today it's like it's I'm gonna go back to this and I'm like, I got to pull up a couple mantras from what you were saying and work on my own self, and I appreciate that. Oh, thank you. I appreciate that. You know, you learn from our conversation as well of the course. So Isabel where can people get in touch with you. What's coming up? If you know people want to get more of you like where can they

find you? Do you have any events or speaking engagements that people can tap into? Oh great? Yes. So you can find me on Twitter at Isabelle Miller X. Same thing for Instagram. Isabelle Miller X on YouTube is Isabelle Miller on Tick-Tock. It is it's Isabelle Miller perfect. So Now you can find me on all the social media platforms and Annie speaking engagements or anything coming up soon. No speaking engagements. Perfect. People can still get in touch

with you which is great. See your content. See your beauty in essence and of course I will drop all those links in the bio of this episode for you guys to tapping, give some love to Isabel, trust me. Y'all won't, y'all won't regret it was a pleasure being here with you guys.

Q, thank you. Remember, you can reach me at Miz radio Sapphire that's MSR ADI OSAP pH I re at Miz radio Sapphire.com sapphires your play on Instagram at Miz radio Sapphire and Instagram. Of course remember the safe sex is the best. Hot sex till next time. Good night. That was the show. All you sexy motherfuckers out there. Remember to follow, Adam is Radio Sapphire and sapphires are play on Instagram once. Amir guys into the past and

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