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giirl you dont look a day under 40

@whatzaraloves6

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Why it worked

The video taps into a widespread frustration with online bullying and societal pressures related to aging, particularly targeting women. By directly addressing these issues and offering a counter-narrative that promotes self-acceptance, it resonates with viewers who feel similarly.

Summary

The video discusses the societal pressure on women to not show signs of aging, highlighting how comments on social media often shame women for their appearance. It critiques the anti-aging industry for capitalizing on these insecurities and promotes the idea that aging is natural and should not be feared or shamed.

Structure

1Commenters shame a young woman for her appearance.
2The creator discusses the prevalence of age-shaming comments on social media.
3The creator critiques the anti-aging industry's role in promoting these insecurities.
4The creator advocates for accepting aging as a natural process.
5The creator expresses frustration with the lack of progress in societal acceptance of aging.

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my anti-aging routine as a girl in her 20's anti aging industry that has cashed in on telling women you should not show any signs of aging: and it also does just shame the act of aging, which is the most natural thing ever. It is such a symbol of privilege of getting older. Yet jokes like these just teach us that it's something we should fear and prevent as much as we could. signs of aging I have a whole taboo on the bus and long episode digesting this because I see this like once a month. We haven't made any progress and not shaming women for showing any signs of aging and I just hate it.