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sit down smash twitter, im gonna give you a little throwback
this is milana vayntrub, a woman who filmed a commercial for at&t.
this is milana vayntrub, a woman who filmed a commercial for at&t.
she was sexually harassed and broke down in tears on an ig live because get this: people were remarking on the size of her chest. the saaaaaaaaame things you guys say about mythra and pyra. booba. big mommy milky. word for word what was being said about her.
A REAL PERSON
A REAL PERSON
COUNTLESS people slut shamed her for just appearing fully clothed in a commercial. so when women say they are made uncomfortable when people point out and drool over fictional character's tits, their fear is not far off at all considering it actually fucking happens.
and before you skew my point: here's my main idea. the same exact things that were said about her were said about your beloved fictional characters - women have a reason to be uncomfortable seeing yall make those jokes. this is a real anecdote proving why
tl;dr listen to women their fears are not delusional
lemme clarify i am by no means against fanservice or anything. i think it can be done and consumed respectfully without pushing boundaries or making people uncomfortable
