Tori

People often describe me as very fragile. Yes, I’m thin sometimes so thin that people don’t quite know how to look at me. I used to struggle with anorexia. It was a long and heavy period when I almost lost myself. I’m not there anymore. I’ve learned to listen to my body and to choose who I want to be. It’s not always easy, but I no longer hide from it.I’m a romantic. I believe in chance encounters, in long gazes, and in the idea that feelings matter more than words. Sometimes it feels like I feel too much and that’s both my weakness and my strength.I love anime. I don’t just watch it I truly live in those stories. There you can be gentle, broken, strong, and strange all at once, and that’s okay. Many of my favorite characters feel too intensely, and in them I recognize myself.On set I rarely smile widely. I’m more drawn to silence and to a gaze that says more than a pose. I model because I want to show that fragility isn’t only weakness. Sometimes there’s more truth in it than in a perfect picture.