[ SECRET POST #3147 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3147 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: So creepy men have driven a teenager to dangerous unnecessary surgery

[(Anonymous)]

ia with you in how distasteful that article feels. It's like clickbait to talk about a 17-year-old's breasts and her medical choices thereof. If she wants to speak out her experiences, that's awesome. But I also get the sense that it's something people would be talking about it even if she hadn't said anything. Like, if the article was actually interested in the medical situation, focus the article on that, and other examples, instead of making it so personally about her situation.

Re: So creepy men have driven a teenager to dangerous unnecessary surgery

[tabaqui]

Exactly. I'm baffled by people in comments who don't get why the headline rubbed me the wrong way. It's just...i dunno. Icky. Especially because they chose this cheesecake picture of her, instead of just a nice head shot.

Bah, whatever. Good on her, she seems to be happy about it, so that's what matters.

Re: So creepy men have driven a teenager to dangerous unnecessary surgery

[(Anonymous)]

People don't get why the headline rubbed you the wrong way, because there's no intrinsic reason it should. And we've GIVEN REASONS WHY. Stop playing the innocent and admit that you're just raring for a fight. Or keep telling people to fuck off and calling things "icky" like some sort of child.

Re: So creepy men have driven a teenager to dangerous unnecessary surgery

[(Anonymous)]

DA

CNN is known for clickbait, and an article focusing on a 17-year-old's breasts is ALWAYS going to rub some people the wrong way... as it should. ffs.

Re: So creepy men have driven a teenager to dangerous unnecessary surgery

[(Anonymous)]

But she's not saying an article about a teenager's breasts rubbed her the wrong way. She's saying the word "explain" is "icky" and rubs her the wrong way. And that's no fault of the article. Because whatever anyone thinks of Ariel Winter going public with her decision, explaining it ... is what she's doing.

Tabaqi is just making weird-ass inferences and being bitxh to anyone who challenges them.