First girl had such an easy ass solution with minimal backlash and NO LOSS... a simple "I got them because i wanted to. And i dont regret it." Bc in the end, thats what body positivity is, you can love your body but still change something. With how gullible the internet is they wouldve eaten that up. Using soft a as an insult is BRAZY.. like bro..
The end of Fearless's career was the most respectable imo. I get creative burnout and it sucks, and it could make doing the thing you love into a chore
The amount of larger YouTube accounts that take ideas from smaller ones is ridiculously pathetic. They continue to do it and there are no consequences for them until the smaller accounts get much bigger.
It seems like, for any good it may have done, Social Media has also given a platform for people with unchecked mental illnesses and personality disorders to spread their venomous ways of thinking around the World. At least some of them eventually face consequences for it
I actually changed my body because I had way too much free time. I started going to the gym and put on some muscle.
You can be confident about your body while still wanting to improve it, right?
It's like me earning $40k a year. Sure, I'm doing fine, but of course I'd rather be making $400k.
She was wrong about a lot of things, but I can understand why she felt that way. You can feel confident and still objectively recognize that something doesn't look as good as it could.
For example, I never really had a problem with being a little overweight—about 10 kg—but I definitely felt better once I wasn't.
Or imagine I had a huge hooked nose that made me look like the stereotypical witch from a fairy tale. I could learn to live with it, accept it, and even love myself despite it. That doesn't suddenly change how it affects my appearance. Acknowledging that isn't self-hatred—it's just recognizing reality. Self-acceptance and self-improvement aren't opposites.
Using soft a as an insult is BRAZY.. like bro..