She continued, “How about we try not to comment on people’s bodies, good or bad, if they’re not asking? If someone posts a string of thirty and asks, ‘I’m hot’, hey – go ahead. But it’s grotesque to comment. on someone’s body when they just post a picture of themselves EXISTING. “
The original poster, Chelsea Fargan, responded to Doll house star, writing: “Hi, Erin. In this tweet that you are quoting, I am saying that it is cruel and unfair for people to mock and embarrass you for conforming your body to an aesthetic that your career (and probably more generally fame) required of him. “She also noted,” I don’t see how you got here from what I said, “which generated more responses from Cummings.
This is not the first time that Kumail’s physique has been a topic of conversation. The actor himself talked about the feeling of bodily dysmorphia because of his drastic change and lifestyle change.
“I don’t want to rule out people who really have debilitating bodily problems,” he said Men’s health in March 2020. “I don’t have that. But I started to have some bodily dysmorphia. I looked in the mirror and saw my abdomen – and when I looked again, they faded. I just saw the flaws.”
He later revealed “when I saw this reaction [to the photos] that’s when I said, ‘Okay, I clearly don’t see what’s really there. “And he admitted:” It is something I am trying to be aware of and be better at, because it is not a good way to be. You want to be easy on yourself. “