Is this body shaming?

[MariMama]

Hard to tell from that one picture.

She needs to come to my house and dance around a little before I can make an informed decision.

She has plenty of similar pictures online of herself if you're so inclined to look. It seems she loves taking pictures of herself in skintight clothes and showing them to the world.

 

[MariMama]

I don't think body shaming is the correct word, though I think guests were out of line in how they treated her. The whole thing sure is earning her a lot of publicity and surely some $$ for appearances and for her fitness business. Probably the best thing that ever happened to her.

That's if you believe it actually happened.

 

[MariMama]

Ugh, maybe this woman should hang out with Ariel Winter.

If you dress to get attention, you're going to get attention. Good or bad, right or wrong, but that's just the way it goes. End of story.

They're both pathetic attention hos.

 

[HM]

That dress is a size or so too small.

 

[Goofy_Disney_Dad]

 

[JaneBanks]

So which one of you was it that spilled your beer on her? lol Geeze...

 

[MariMama]

So which one of you was it that spilled your beer on her? lol Geeze...

I don't believe anyone spilled beer on her. It was an embellishment added to make people feel sorry for her.

 

[Wendy31]

Whatever happened to class & dressing appropriately for the event?

If things happened the way she claimed, then the guests who harassed her were wrong, but she definitely wasn't "body-shamed."

She obviously dressed for attention, & she got it. And now she's trying to get extra attention & be a poor, put-upon victim as well.

 

[ZachnElli]

I'm not believing this story 100%. If a woman walked up and "smacked" her behind, it was a family wedding and it was her grandmother/mother/aunt or another family member who has known her since she was a baby. And with my thought that it was a family wedding, her and the bride have history and she was purposely stealing her thunder. Yeah, just my theory, seen it a few times though...

 

[Soldier's*Sweeties]

Some people on this thread seem really angry about what she does with her life.

 

[AnnaFloridaLover]

She is being called a "ho" on this forum yet many of you don't believe she was treated badly at the wedding?

 

[CarolAnn856]

Some people on this thread seem really angry about what she does with her life.

Angry? Where?

 

[CarolAnn856]

She is being called a "ho" on this forum yet many of you don't believe she was treated badly at the wedding?

Did you purposely leave out the word "attention?" Because that drastically alters the meaning. Unless you are trying to put words inpeople's mouths, you might want to correct your omission.

 

[AnnaFloridaLover]

Did you purposely leave out the word "attention?" Because that drastically alters the meaning. Unless you are trying to put words inpeople's mouths, you might want to correct your omission.

Are you serious? LOL!

 

[CarolAnn856]

Are you serious? LOL!

Yes. Are you?

 

[jt'smom]

She has a banging body, and she's dressed like a stripper, but I don't think it's body shaming. I suspect people made fun of her because she's dressed like a stripper at a wedding, of all places. It has nothing to do with her body. It has everything to do with her taste!

 

[Poohforyou]

1. What does it matter what everyone else was wearing?
2. That she feels confident with herself? You can't be suggesting that she deserved to be harassed?

Whether or not the dress is ugly/inappropriate doesn't bother me. The behavior of the other guests is what is shameful. Why can't people just let things go. Fine, you don't like the dress? Don't wear it and move along. Let other people live. Sounds like those other guests were just jealous.

I honestly question whether there was any altercations at all. I imagine snide comments were made behind her back. I wouldnt put myself above making a few. It has nothing to do with body shaming and everything to do with being tacky.

There isn't any way that dress is appropriate for anything other than clubbing. It isn't even cocktail party appropriate IMO.

 

[King Schultz]

I really didn't care about this person at all; who she was, what she wore, where she went.


Then I find out she wasted innocent beer to try and gain some sympathy??

Well now, IT'S PERSONAL!!!

 

[DisneyMommyMichelle]

NOT body shaming, she was dressed inappropriately and got heat for that and who knows what truly transpired at the wedding. I believe that this was a publicity stunt for her to get her business and body out there because she knew she would get a few negative comments and she could use that by blowing it up. I think she's beautiful and she worked hard for her body, but she used this wedding for her own personal platform.

 

[JaneBanks]

Did you purposely leave out the word "attention?" Because that drastically alters the meaning. Unless you are trying to put words inpeople's mouths, you might want to correct your omission.

But people on this thread are putting thoughts and intentions inside this woman's head. You are as well. What's the difference?