Ever wonder how an influencer with cringe or boring content can amass a million followers? Is it mostly luck? One post that went viral? Like, HOW? So there’s an influencer – I won’t identify her [...]
Getting triggered on other peoples’ use of GLP-1 drugs means poor mental health and other unresolved psych issues. […]
For many young women, social media is an endless comparison machine. Autism is a built-in guard against this mindset. […]
Truly inspirational women don’t obsessively preach that influencers post the best photo and delete the rest. Enough of this virtue signaling already. […]
There’s something oddly insulting about the claim that whenever a woman wants to lose weight it’s because she’s been brainwashed by society. […]
The shaming of women who want weight loss, especially via GLP-1 drugs, needs to stop. Easily triggered influencers are the primary culprits. This includes influencers who’ve never used a GLP-1 or who’ve never even been [...]
It’s wrong to cryptically shame women who post only their “flawless” exercise videos that don’t show what their tummy “really looks like.” […]
A disturbing trend: Influencers with loads of privilege who don’t work regular jobs frequently reporting how burned out they are from “doing it all.” […]
Young female influencers without kids crying of burnout despite working part-time hours and a lifestyle of luxury vacations, spa treatments, designer clothes and all the other privileges that come with making good money and especially [...]
This autistic woman hopes that the fad of 2 second body transformations soon goes out with the bathwater. […]
We need to stop the trend of influencers begging people not to use a GLP-1. Such influencers are spreading medical misinformation and harmful rhetoric. […]
Why is there still so much shock that Instagram influencers manipulate their pictures to look thinner, smoother or in some other way flawless? […]
Scroll through Instagram or TikTok and you’ll find many body image and mental health influencers sharing stories of “healing journeys.” […]
What is this world coming to when a successful lean influencer gripes that seeing other influencers shrinking in size is unbearable? […]
They insist they don’t promote obesity because they never say “Get fat” or “Gain 100 pounds.” […]
It’s gotten so old: Influencers with “beauty standard” bodies posing unrealistically to look imperfect. […]
Have we not had enough of thinner influencers thinking they’re on to something revolutionary by leaning forward to make fake belly rolls and then telling people even thin bodies have rolls of “fat”? [...]
