Are you anxious today? The word anxiety seems to become a daily life of young people, workplace anxiety, wallet anxiety, hair volume anxiety...
Women also suffer from more appearance anxiety and body anxiety than men. Especially female celebrities, every bit of their bodies must be strictly "censored" by the media and netizens, as if there is no abs and vest line is "unqualified".
The "harshness" of the media for female celebrities is also prevalent in Asia and in Europe and the United States. Not long ago, European and American netizens sorted out the media's "physical humiliation" of female celebrities, even if their state is beautiful and confident, but still can not escape the media's poisonous tongue.
1. Britney Spears (Britney Spears)
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When Britney made her comeback for the first time, I distinctly remember the media describing her as "fat as a balloon to 10 yards" !!! I replied below that saying these words would have a negative effect on the young girl reading it, but I never got a response.
2. Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift has also suffered body shaming before when she suffered from an eating disorder, but not publicly. People say she looks 'sick' and 'bone-chilling'. Then, when she took a few years off to adjust herself, she was ridiculed for being fat because her weight had returned to a healthy level. She said it affected her mental health.
Taylor also mentioned in her documentary that as long as her belly is a little protruding, people speculate about whether she is pregnant, which makes her start to fall into an eating disorder.
3. Selena Gomez (Selena Gomez)
Selena was photographed wearing a bikini on the beach by paparazzi, and everyone was discussing how much weight she had gained. She responded that it was her chronic illness that caused her weight to fluctuate. But why should we make women have to explain their weight? This is ridiculous!
4. Zendaya (Zanda)
At the 2015 Oscars, the media said Zendaya's dirty braids felt as if a smell of herbs oil and weeds was wafting off the screen.
Hair may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of body shaming. But whether at school or in the workplace, or even on the red carpet, black women are constantly humiliated by their hair.
5. Rihanna (Rihanna)
Back in 2017, a sports journalist wrote a notorious article titled "Will Rihanna Make Obesity a Hot New Trend?" We all know that Rihanna, no matter how fat or thin, is so attractive.
6. Christina Aguilera (Christina Aguilera)
She gained weight during each pregnancy, and when she didn't recover immediately, the media sneered at her. After she appeared at Michael Jackson's tribute concert, every report kept talking about her figure and suggesting that alcohol caused her to look "messy," and even published the hotel bar bill for her entire team. They called her a 'fat bitch,' or even worse.
7. Victoria Beckham (Victoria Beckham)
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I once read an article, "Victoria Beckham's biggest fears have come true because she joined the Wrinkle Hands Club." The 39-year-old showed off her dry fingers in London on Sunday, and fashion can't stop aging. ”
Why aren't there men in the Wrinkle Hands Club? What is the meaning of this article? To humiliate women who age naturally? poisonous!
8. Michelle Obama
I remember someone on Fox News saying michelle Obama could 'lose a few pounds' when he promoted healthy eating at school, and I almost fainted when they listened to it, and they actually focused on this.
9. Scarlett Johansson (Scarlett Johansson)
A few years ago, a tabloid newspaper published a photo of her bikini, apparently taken from a distance, with her back to the camera. They said how obese and deformed she was and how "covered" she was by fat. This is the most ridiculous article I've ever read, isn't it normal for a little orange peel for women of this age? Can't they see how good her body is?
Netizens use their own ways to oppose the media's Body shaming for women, the public's aesthetic has long been separated from the single thin beauty, and more and more people have begun to pursue a healthy and well-proportioned posture.
Fitness bloggers also do not shy away from posting photos of themselves when they are relaxing ↓ let everyone see the "imperfection" behind the exquisite photos, alleviating the public's body anxiety.
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In fact, as long as you have healthy lines and a confident smile, even if you grow wrinkles, even if your skin is not tight, you can exude different charms