I assume its about the discourse of Ariana Grande’s dramatic weight loss and its negative effect on children, pointing out that she is far from the only one.
I mean I do think it’s unfair to guilt someone who’s experiencing a mental health issue by putting the weight of the world’s children on them.
I also think it’s a very teachable moment for parents about what eating disorders look like and how even someone as successful, wealthy, and beautiful as Ariana Grande can struggle with feelings of insecurity and body dysmorphia, to the point that they sadly do harm to themselves. Use it as an opportunity to have an open and honest talk with your child about self esteem, insecurity, and healthy eating and exercise; if you don’t that’s not Ariana Grande’s fault, that’s your own failing as a parent.
The only thing I think about when I see Ariana Grande’s weight loss is that I feel bad for her. She’s clearly struggling with something horrible, whether that’s an eating disorder or something up with her health that she doesn’t want to share (there’s a plethora of health issues that can cause sudden drops in weight).
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u/_Rand_ 19h ago
I assume its about the discourse of Ariana Grande’s dramatic weight loss and its negative effect on children, pointing out that she is far from the only one.
But Zendaya and Chalamet don’t really fit.