Silvina Luna posted a video on his social networks that brought with it a strong and heartfelt message addressed especially to the haters.
Silvina Luna and her emotional message on the networks
In it, the model referred to the offensive comments she receives day after day for her physical condition and made a statement about it.
“There is no need to comment on the bodies of others”, she initially exclaimed after being criticized for showing the step-by-step of her make-up through a reel.
In order to raise awareness of how dangerous and hurtful an aggressive comment on social networks can be for a person who is in a state of vulnerability, Silvina Luna He took advantage of the space to speak to those women, adolescents who suffer from it, and also to those who hide behind a social network with the sole purpose of hurting the other person.
He also emphasized his terrible experience with the Dr. Anibal Lotockiwith whom he underwent buttock surgery whose consequences are still paying today.
“This is me without makeup, without filters, without botox, without fillers…I stopped doing it years ago, but that’s something to talk about at another time. I wanted to tell you about this because yesterday I uploaded a reel, in which I found a lot of really cruel comments. And I am out there more tanned, but there are many adolescent girls and not those who can be killed with such a harmful message. As well as with another beautiful message, they can elevate and help them a lot, ”she indicated.
And he added: “They asked me: ‘What happened?’, ‘What happened to your face?’ The years passed me, I’m 42. Maybe they kept the image of the 20-year-old girl, I don’t know. And life happened to me.
“Seeking my worth abroad, I made a decision that today I take care of the consequences. Stand firm. So, when I read this, I would love to give them the gift of being able to look inside and realize that your worth is not in whether you have a rounder face or if you are fatter or skinnier. In other words, he does not think about the bodies. He does not think about the body of another or the face of another or the clothes of the other “he remarked.
“Sometimes I feel sorry for those people who write those things. Because I say: ‘What do they project onto someone that brings out the worst in them, like anger, envy or anger? So, I feel sorry for those people. And I hope that at some point they will have that possibility of opening, of change and of evolution, so that they can see things in a different way”, he completed.
Source: Ambito
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