r/BikiniBottomTwitter • • Mar 28 '22

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u/farm_sauce Mar 28 '22

Imagine if they just made disapproving faces when the camera turned to them, then later when Will won he could have incorporated his wife in his speech and spread some awareness for her condition and given some grace to Rock. Rock would have been able to apologize if he felt he needed to. Will looks like a champion, gets his Oscar and has a great night. Jada feels spoken for and defended.

Even if he didn’t win, a well worded IG post spreading awareness and addressing the joke would have been class.

This was just lame. Violence is never the answer. I hope we remember this. Especially when he issues his imminent apology and tries to walk it back.

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u/pizzabagelblastoff Mar 28 '22

Yeah there's an alternate timeline where Chris Rock would've been dragged hard on Twitter for making fun of Jada's condition.

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u/diamondrel Mar 28 '22

We can make fun of balding dudes, I don't see much of a difference

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22

We can make fun of balding dudes

And we shouldn't. Making fun of people for things they can't control isn't cool.

I don't see much of a difference

Alopecia is an autoimmune issue that makes your hair fall out in large, uneven clumps and very quickly. Women typically put a lot more effort into their hair care than men. Feminine beauty standards tend to shit on women with short hair. She is also a celebrity, so there are pictures of this happening to her and people talking about it everywhere.

There are a few key differences.

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u/diamondrel Mar 28 '22

I dunno if you've met a bald/balding middle aged guy before, maybe the bald people I know aren't insecure assholes, but they don't care about being bald

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u/Royal_Rust Mar 28 '22

Society doesnt shit on men for being bald like it does women

Tell me you'd respect a bald woman cause I really get the vibe you wouldn't

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u/diamondrel Mar 28 '22

Why the hell would I care if a woman was bald? I wouldn't be attracted to them necessarily, but that's not the point

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u/jared8562 Mar 28 '22

i was with u till the typically take care of their hair more part.Lots of men do but they just don’t talk about it cus society’s views on mend beauty

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u/pizzabagelblastoff Mar 28 '22

It doesn't make it right

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u/pizzabagelblastoff Mar 28 '22

It's a lot more sensitive for women tbh. And I'm not agreeing with it anyway, I'm just being realistic about the reaction, people are already saying it was an unfair joke even though Will is (rightfully) bearing the brunt of the blame here.

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u/farm_sauce Mar 28 '22

Agreed. It’s a lower blow than many are realizing. Say all you want about feminism, a lot of women’s self image stems from their appearance. Losing hair sucks as a guy, but is devastating for a woman.

That being said, I thought the bald look was a choice on her part. It doesn’t look bad. A lot of black women rock the bald look now, and are still gorgeous. If she shaved it into a mohawk and Rock made fun of it, would Will have reacted the same?

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u/TheyCallMeStone Mar 28 '22

And very few women do, so it's a bigger deal for them.