Jameela Jamil follows up her stance on Ariana Grande’s situation by citing the effect society’s normalization of anorexia in pop stars has on teenage girls,using the gap in access to medical care between pop stars and fans to make her point.
“I think it's worth considering that the pop star in question has access to a lot of mental health care and the best facilities on the planet, where as the fans watching, largely don't.
Many have no support system equipped to handle the deadly clutches of anorexia. Her most recent images are flooding pro-anorexia websites and teenage girls are saying "goals."."
Ariana Grande IS going to die if no one intervenes.
And no, it’s not anti-women or body shaming to say so. This conversation is insane, choice feminists are insane.
She’s sick, she’s not in her right mind. She needs help, and she needs to be stopped from harming other girls with her example right now. Anyone enabling this or helping to promote it is evil. Full stop.
Without public shaming, the industry won’t intervene, her family won’t intervene. They’re all collecting checks as she melts away, and they’ll likely make more if she dies.