Don’t think that the backlash of being over weight is just thrown at the Kardashians for cellulite issues. Media attackers are sending letters and inboxing everyone from Reality TV stars to local news reporters. Some have had a enough. A reporter recently read her news letter on live television. The letter was written by a viewer telling her how disgusting she was for her body. The letter reads as follows:
Hi Jennifer, It’s unusual that I see your morning show, but I did so for a very short time today. I was surprised indeed to witness that your physical condition hasn’t improved for many years. Surely, you don’t consider yourself a suitable example for this community’s young people, girls in particular. Obesity is one of the worst choices a person can make and one of the most dangerous habits a person can maintain. I leave you this note hoping that you’ll reconsider your responsibility as a local public personality to present and promote a healthy lifestyle.
Her Response:
Another reporter also backlashed for her weight. Demetria Obilar spoke out on social media as well. Her backlash caught the eye of other celebrities who weren’t having it.
Her Response:
So the question is are you over weight or over it? According to the news reporter Jennifer it isn’t like women with heavier bodies are not aware of it. Seen on Obilar’s Instagram she even runs and works out. Support groups like Size 12 & Up Is Sexy As F.U.K have gathered a liking and support for plus size women. Giving male and female advice about what a real sexy is.
In todays society all sizes need to be supported, and yes weight is important. However, when is enough more than enough when can someone be happy with who they are and work to become better without criticism. Studies show more people lose weight without stress and depression. When cyber bullies pressure individuals to change their hair, blend in with the make up, or become the same shape and size as the average person, that never helps. So for women like Demetria Obilar and Jennifer society is grateful to have them as real role models with natural curves and honesty.
