I didn’t know, I’m not interested in putting another man on a pedestal and devoting so much of my time and attention to them.
Thank you for the context, that tracks.
Can you imagine if we lived in a world where people who make their money by being on camera/online for a comparatively minuscule fraction of their entire life had any incentive to cultivate or construct a specific persona/brand to aid their profitability?
Good thing we know that’s never happened, and anything said/shown online/on camera are 100% unassailable “facts”.
Anyway, if someone thinks Morgpie is unattractive, whatever. What I don’t understand is the purpose for them in announcing that to anyone else without being prompted?
Not saying people can’t do it (they obviously can, have, and will), nor am I “defending” her. Attractiveness is subjective and illogical. Telling someone they’re wrong about who they find attractive is like trying to argue someone out of their favorite color. So, what’s the point? I wonder if these people ever walk into restaurants, yell “I don’t like the food here!” to the assembled diners, and walk out. Makes about as much sense.
Even if I don’t agree, I can understand someone calling her dog ugly…but fat?!?! There are objective measures for that, like visceral fat and body fat percentage, and she doesn’t meet them. She could only be “fat” on an “Olive Oyl is the peak of female form and/or I like my women to look like little girls” skewed scale.