and what makes it even worse is u know damn well ariana lurks online every album release to see the feedback to the music. to her suprise imagine coming online to see a disgusting discourse about everything but her art.
how the Ariana discourse usually goes
person: “she’s so disturbing, literally a skeleton im disgusted…”
me: “that is such a mean way to word it”
person: “i’m literally just showing my concern, stop enabling her”
other person: “ariana fans get mad over people being concerned”
As someone who has struggled deeply with mental health, I know what it feels like to be judged for simply existing. One day it’s, “You’re too skinny.” The next it’s, “You’re too fat.” It makes you feel like you’ll never be enough, no matter what you do. The hardest part is that, even while carrying all that pain, I always tried to be kind to everyone.
That’s why seeing Ariana Grande constantly picked apart for her appearance is heartbreaking. She’s always so kind, always minds her business, doesn’t bully others. She doesn’t deserve to have her body or mental health treated like public entertainment.
This is an Ariana Grande love thread. If you love and support Ari, please comment, “I love you, Ari.” 🤍
@Tomato2What Well then u can understand with dysmorphia that people have different goals and different views to it.. some might look at negative comments and not care while some might be affected. u clearly are not educated enough
@Tomato2What u was calling me dumb first tho? so u got defensive first whose the immature one here?? the one whose set about another woman's body? or the one whose saying to leave her alone and that negative comments lead to eating diorders which u ignored because u knew I was right xx