𝓌𝒾𝓃𝓉𝑒𝓇𝑒𝓈𝓉𝒾𝓃𝑔 ❄︎

every time giselle goes live, there are comments about her appearance, her weight, random insults, and criticism that has absolutely nothing to do with who she is as an artist or as a person. and honestly, for what? at a certain point, it stops being criticism and starts being projection. a lot of these people are carrying their own frustrations, insecurities, and unhappiness, and instead of dealing with them, they choose to take it out on someone they don’t even know. the saddest part is that we’re talking about a real human being. someone who feels, who reads comments, who has emotions and bad days just like anyone else. imagine opening a live to talk to the people who support you and being met with a flood of hateful messages from people who have turned hatred into a hobby. this isn’t normal. it isn’t funny. it isn’t an opinion. it’s cruelty. the internet has made a lot of people forget that there’s a real person on the other side of the screen. nobody deserves to be treated like a punching bag for someone else’s bitterness. the truth is that people who are genuinely happy with themselves don’t spend their days obsessing over someone, joining lives just to insult their appearance, or looking for reasons to tear others down. that kind of behavior says far more about the people leaving those comments than it does about giselle. it needs to stop. she deserves the same respect and humanity as anyone else. nobody should open a live and become the target of other people’s frustrations.