Today, we're talking about the war on bodies and shaming, thanks to Billy Eilish. And this one

hit a little at home for me. We're days away from a catastrophic government shutdown just in

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jump into it. Starting with, let's talk about this Billy Eilish situation. It's a little bit entertainment,

societal drama. And this time it all stems from this variety article titled,

Billy Eilish was made for this. Being a woman is just such a war forever. And adding in the piece, especially

being a young woman in the public eye is really unfair. Well, there's a number of things talked

about in the piece. There's this section that has gotten a lot of attention. She's talking about

how she's been talked about and seen as she's been growing up. And there's this bit there where she says,

I have big boobs. I've had big boobs since I was nine years old, and that's just the way I am. That's how I look. With Variety saying that she became exasperated as she recalled the media frenzy when she first

dared to wear a tank top in public at age 16. And Islish going on to say you wear something

that's at all revealing and everyone's like, oh, but you didn't want people to sexualize you. With

that saying to the trolls, you can suck my ass. I'm literally a being that is sexual sometimes, fuck you. But then also, Variety saying she went off into a rant.

With Islish reportedly saying, nobody ever says a thing about men's bodies. If you're muscular, cool.

If you're not cool. If you're rail thin, cool. If you have a dad bod, cool. If you're pudgy,

love it. Everybody's happy with it. You know why? Because girls are nice. They don't give a fuck for who they are. And there, I gotta say, uh, no. I'm not gonna go as far as to say Billy Eilish is lying here,

but she is, uh, I think wildly misinformed. Everyone is capable of body shaming. Now, before I go on,

I want to preface it all by saying, I am in no way trying to make a one to one comparison to what women deal with on a daily basis. The way women's bodies are perceived, disgust, and even weaponized on a daily

basis is such a different thing. And the sexualization aspect that Billy was talking about is

mostly a uniquely women's issue, no doubt. And honestly, I probably would lose my fucking

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