You know those fucking youtube videos titled shit like "Body shaming: My experience" with some foid telling her "story" of how maybe some internet troll once called her fat and how hurt she was, through a carefully produced video where she slowly turns on the waterworks and breaks down (all acting of course), oftentimes being so manipulative to add some quiet sad music in the background.
They'll talk about how this is a huge step for them, how terrified they were to upload, etc etc when in reality before they sat down to film the only thing they were concerned about was making their hair and makeup and lighting was looking good, there is ZERO emotional struggle involved in this. These aren't problems, they're FASHION ACCESSORIES. It's cool to be a victim.
But anyway, it really does read like a parody of actual issues. People talk about first world problems jokingly but this shit's just ridiculous. Imagine being some Chadian kid coming home from the 20 mile walk for water to find Boko Haram have shot everyone in your family and then you learn thousands of miles away people are crying about getting called fat online.
They'll talk about how this is a huge step for them, how terrified they were to upload, etc etc when in reality before they sat down to film the only thing they were concerned about was making their hair and makeup and lighting was looking good, there is ZERO emotional struggle involved in this. These aren't problems, they're FASHION ACCESSORIES. It's cool to be a victim.
But anyway, it really does read like a parody of actual issues. People talk about first world problems jokingly but this shit's just ridiculous. Imagine being some Chadian kid coming home from the 20 mile walk for water to find Boko Haram have shot everyone in your family and then you learn thousands of miles away people are crying about getting called fat online.
look at these starving African kids
