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why do we keep commenting on women's bodies
@jordanagajanian
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Why it worked
The video likely resonated due to its relatable topic of body image and public scrutiny, tapping into a common frustration with online commentary and speculation about women's bodies.
Summary
The creator expresses concern over public commentary on women's bodies, specifically referencing Alexandra Leclerc. She argues that people should not speculate about pregnancy or weight gain without confirmation, emphasizing that there is nothing wrong with either and urging an end to such online discourse.
Structure
- 1Expresses concern over body commentary
- 2Uses Alexandra Leclerc as an example
- 3Discusses speculation about pregnancy and weight gain
- 4Advocates for stopping online discourse about bodies
- 5States personal opinion and dislike for body commentary
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why do we keep commenting on women's bodies
Transcript
I'm a little bit concerned with the way that we're all commenting on Alexandra Leclerc's um, body without 100% knowing what's going on. You know, like, um, she could be pregnant. She may have just gained some weight. There's nothing wrong with that. And there's also nothing wrong with being pregnant. But until I see an announcement, we need to stop the discourse on the internet. You know what? I'm not the boss. I'm not the boss. You guys do you. This is just my opinion. My opinion. And that's what I think. And I think maybe not being like, oh my gosh, she's pregnant because what if she's not? What if she's not? What if she's not? You guys, we we we the commenting on the other people's bodies. I really don't like it. I really don't like it.
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this is opinions based #f1 #formula1 #alexandraleclerc #charlesleclerc
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