Megan Fox suffered a psychological breakdown due to being sexualized and objectified

Sep 18, 2019 18:55


Megan Fox opened up about falling apart and putting herself back together in a raw and revealing interview for the 10-year anniversary of the film “Jennifer’s Body.” https://t.co/GWWimaQ987
- HuffPost (@HuffPost) September 18, 2019
10 years after the release of Jennifer's Body, Megan Fox reunited with director Diablo Cody and sat down with ( Read more... )

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elderpricely September 19 2019, 02:44:57 UTC
I do think really beautiful women are treated like dirt sometimes, even by other women, because beauty is seen as the ultimate currency in a male-centric world so they can't have "real" problems. Even here people will roll their eyes at women who say anything negative about being good looking (or call them vain/delusional for saying that they are good looking). It's sick.

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champagnexdream September 19 2019, 02:48:14 UTC
I’m pretty average looking but have been catcalled a few times and it makes me honestly feel horrible for extremely good-looking women and what they must have to deal with on a daily basis from creeps.

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anna_drenxavier September 19 2019, 03:47:47 UTC
MTE. I'm plain af (growing up, I was bullied for ~being ugly~), and yet I STILL get harassed occasionally by men. (It really does happen to every woman.) I work with a few natural beauties who put up with that shit constantly, and I don't know how they handle it. Men are terrifying.

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corgismiles September 19 2019, 02:49:47 UTC
One time on the red carpet she said something to an interviewer about feeling like she looked bad and the comments from women were all really defensive like she was saying it to make them feel bad about themselves when it wasn't personal.

The other comments were from men who were either calling her a whore or saying really sexual things about her. This was literally like 10 years ago but I remember it because there wasn't a single nice comment from anyone. That must be such a shit feeling.

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stf_ugh September 19 2019, 02:54:51 UTC
Agreed.

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genbu_no_miko24 September 19 2019, 02:59:36 UTC
Its def true. It’s a double-edged sword for them. On one hand they’ll get into the industry a bit quicker than a less attractive woman but you’re pretty limited to the hot girl roles and not taken seriously. And they have a pretty short shelf life unless they managed to branch into fashion mags.

I think Charlize Theron is one of the few to have broken the mold for herself.

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slaughtermatic September 19 2019, 08:07:12 UTC
monster was the most genius of genius moves

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pseudonygma September 20 2019, 17:17:46 UTC
Charlize Theron was never afraid of looking "ugly" and that helped a lot.

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genbu_no_miko24 September 20 2019, 20:07:47 UTC
I don’t think it’s that alone though cause plenty of actresses would be willing to get “ugly” if they knew it win them an Oscar. Charlize is a really good actor.

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msbombtastic September 19 2019, 03:44:38 UTC
Yup. I've gotten it before, and mind you while I'm cute and what not, I'm not ~flawless~ or have all completely conventionally attractive features. I can only imagine for someone like her who is like textbook, western-world beautiful.

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myhipusername September 19 2019, 04:08:49 UTC
mannn i hate how much im stared at in public. i feel like im a piece of meat and even when i look at them back they still continue to stare, like where are your boundaries?? the worst is when i walk into a room i feel eyes everywhere sometimes i gotta give them a dirty look to back off lol. im terrified of walking alone anywhere anymore because of men and their entitlement, its gross af. not trying to toot my own horn but on the line youre talking about, i can relate to megan in that sense of wanting to hide from everyone because of the objectification

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space_poodle September 19 2019, 05:27:34 UTC
same here to everything you said.

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externalmusic September 19 2019, 04:42:48 UTC
it's true and i'm sure all women have stories about feeling uncomfortable about receiving unwanted male attention but even in the replies we have to put a disclaimer saying how we don't think we're THAAAAAT attractive, because if we dared say "yes i think i am objectively attractive and i receive a disproportionate amount of attention that affects me negatively and makes me live my life differently", people would still roll their eyes and discount it ( ... )

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acidsnow September 19 2019, 05:56:12 UTC
That's awful that happened to you. Hopefully things take a turn for the better when you get older. I know a lot of older women who are happier once they're getting ignored by guys. Just curious, but what country are you located in?

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externalmusic September 19 2019, 06:01:28 UTC
thank you. hopefully! i'm in the us

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acidsnow September 19 2019, 06:23:07 UTC
You're in the US o.O Were you able to file a police report and get a restraining order? Did he go to jail? Holy heck.

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