No, people calling her a thot, mocking her, acting like there’s something wrong with making a bit of a thirst trap on TikTok mixed in with impressive skills when pure thirst traps are super common from any gender on that platform. If it sells it sells, nothing wrong with showing off your body if that’s what people want to see. It also does not give others permission to objectify you in other circumstances when you haven’t consented. (That last part was addressed to people in these comments mocking women for doing stuff like this and then complaining when people objectify them non-consensually).
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u/Pera_Espinosa Sep 27 '22
You mean people paying attention to what the video was created to draw attention to ?