You are in denial about how deeply this shyt impact many in our youth. If there are people crying about being rejected in childhood, add white beauty standards and then your own people assuming your are masculine and your own parents helping to perpetuate this stuff then, yeah even if she is clinically depressed, these factors can exacerbate her issues. And claiming that she is acting like a victim when these individuals DO share there issues doesn’t help either.The reason we can't have discussions about this shyt is that we end up first having to "unpack" to dense and often unrelated circumstances all rolled together because we want to talk to each other like where in a college hall.
She's a young lady (whether she's attractive or not) that is dealign with the hectic lifestyle of being a celebrities child, like another poster already posted, and a physical issue.
I was updating with a video of her talking about "colorism." But, that wasn't in the OP, but, every one jump at the chance to make another "dark skin" black women the victim of black men without that information in the thread.
Nobody is dealing with;
Every day, but, we roll every black woman in this victim rolls.
- Colorism
- Social Media
- Euro-Beauty Standards
- Parental Embarassment
- Negative Social Media
- Abandonment from parents
- etc.
She's got the resources to manage both her physical health and mental health and it's cool she felt the need to share that.
But, damn, these threads always turn into these dense thesis about shyt that has nothing to do with the subject.
But if you don’t see, you don’t see it.
We can agree to disagree.