@nosyfsfan@quadsalchuwu@dylankomova@AnythingGOE It's so unfortunate that SO MANY talented and wonderful skaters have been injured during the Olympics, USUALLY due to unfair circumstances.
It doesn't change who wins tho.
Hopefully these horrible coaching environments will change someday, but we all know how unlikely that is.
how dare alysa liu have fun and not make herself miserable over medals? that’s so disrespectful to all of us who love watching edits of female skaters crying to The winner takes it all by ABBA
For every tweet from a person who suffered from an ED saying that talking about how she looks won’t help there’s another tweet from a person who suffered from an ED saying the only reason they got help was bc someone told them they didn’t look good and they were going to die
@fireonmytongue@novalunosis2@rosieluvely@ManneredReport@buffys I don't think she's the villain, but it's irresponsible to let her remain a public figure when she's so heavily marketed to children. I don't disagree with you on everything you've said, but the way things happened is hurting more than just her.
people view EDs as moral failures. binge eating is conflated with a lack of self-control which is the “great human flaw” of our capitalist society. restrictive ones that entail emaciation are met with a lack of empathy for the victim, who is solely viewed as a hazard to others
it's not her fault. she has an illness and can't be expected to hold this kind of responsibility but it's so fucking upsetting and disturbing that the ariana grande stanbase has just become a pro-ana community trying to normalize eating disorders out of a desire to "defend" her
That is so untrue, lol. Hundreds of former anorexics—who are naturally thin today—have been raising alarms about Ariana for two years. Fat-shaming anyone who is concerned doesn't help your credibility