It's funny how everyone keeps talking about how horribly we treated britney spears and other young women of the early 2000s and how wrong it was, but the truth is we really haven't changed at all. We're doing the same thing over again to a whole new set of teen girls. It's crazy how not self aware some people are.

"I didn't know human decency expired at 18" THIS. this so much

saying "it's ok to harass them bc they should expect it" is like saying "it's ok if someone gets hit by a car bc they knew the risks of crossing the road"

I feel no matter how “cringe” or “weird” a person especially a teen is, they shouldn’t get shamed for it. In our teenage years we go through a lot of phases and our mental state changes very quickly, but this is all the process of development, getting shamed for that doesn’t make any sense at all.

"Famous people should expect what they get," is an incredibly toxic mindset, and basically translates to, "I'm a jerk and too lazy to be a nice person."

I know they're slightly older, but I think their parents should put a stop to it. They have the cash, they aren't desperate for money. Is this amount of emotional distress worth it for fame? Especially when you're still developing yourself.

Charlie Is a child. I’m 22. I don’t idolize or look up to them, but they are just normal girls who I would let my niece watch if she wanted. They are harmless. Leave them alone.

I'm a mother and it makes me sooo mad that their parents aren't putting a stop to it...they see their daughters suffer and still have a show???my job is to protect my child in any way possible so it can grow up healthy physically and mentally...I know they will always have bad experiences and it's part of growing up...but this is just insane...kids shouldn't go through this because they're not capable of handling such big negative backlash

empathy is a lost art

Full offense, but anyone that thinks it’s funny to watch someone have a full-on panic attack needs to go off the grid until they can learn to have basic human decency. ❤️

“They’re crying is kind of entertaining to me.” Dude that’s just messed up. The fact that you still choose to make fun of her after watching her cry about body shaming and just downright awful hate comments really shows what kind of person you are. Like yeah it might be easy to make fun of them when they’re dancing and it’s kind of cringe, but you really should be able to see past that barrier when you watch this. I really don’t and never will be able to understand how you can actually type that and press “comment”.

It’s really interesting that people pride themselves on being so inclusive and so accepting in my generation and than say ‚im sorry but its funny‘ or ‚her crying kinda entertains me‘ or something alike and then think it’s ok?? I feel like it is so messed up and some celebrities are being picked apart because a lot of people agree on that they are ‚cringy‘ or ‚undeserving‘ . just wtf

Weird how I don't really see people going hard on teenage male tiktok stars like they do Charlie and Dixie.

The fact that we are normalizing misogyny and hate on the internet is scary. Seeing Charlie and Dixie crying and people responded by saying it's funny is really sadistic of them to do that.

damn :/ when I saw Dixie crying and talking about how she felt judged every time, I couldn’t help but cry with her :/ so heartbreaking I wish girls would be able to do/like anything they want without the constant misogyny and judgement…

teen girls have historically been bashed for enjoying... anything (think back to older people at the time hating on The Beatles, who are now far more highly regarded for their musical contributions bc the young people of the time are now old...) or simply existing, so while it's not new, it's never been as amplified as now since people have more access to other peoples' lives than ever before. And to clarify, just because it's not new, Does Not Make It Okay. It's the delightful intersection of deeply ingrained misogyny and contempt for young people, which is a huge systemic issue (requiring difficult, systemic change) Basically, while this won't ever disappear overnight, small changes are the only way we move towards it - like not sending hate to teen girls online, and better yet, *asking yourself why you feel so compelled to hate them in the first place* (hint: we've been taught to our whole lives!)

Ppl forget that their normal ppl, regardless of the money and fame their still teenage girls

the clip of Dixie crying was honesty disturbing, like I could feel how upset and hopeless she was, and the fact that people were calling is funny is so weird to me, how could you laugh at that? where is the comedy? do people not realize she is a human being? you wouldn't laugh at someone who was stressed and crying in real life, so what makes you think its okay to do it on the internet?

WAIT WAIT WAIT.....people hate on YOUR voice???? You literally have the most soothing, chill, calm voice I've ever heard.

People: Britney was treated so badly by the public :((( Also people: LOL D'AMELIO SISTERS SO CRINGGEEEEEEE

Her show emphasises all the hate she gets and it’s so bad. People literally want her to die for no fricking reason. Y’all need to do better.

This reminds me of Emma Chamberlain, Billie Eilish and so many others. I used to hate on them so much for no reason, literally no reason, and now I realize (especially for Emma) how deeply rooted in misogyny and pure jealousy that was from as most of them have done nothing wrong . They got famous as TEENAGED GIRLS! I can’t imagine how difficult it would be to grow up as a young girl under the lens of the internet.

To be honest, I saw the same things being said about Doctors in this pandemic. "You're a Doctor, it's part of your job.. you signed up for this.. suck it up." The lack of empathy is startling. Not only that, but there's a misconception that all medical doctors get paid loads. Junior Doctors in the UK start at 27k salary and hover around the 30k mark for about 4-6+ years before they get their specialty qualifications. During that time they're trying to pay off 6yrs of med school debt and are in too deep debt to just "switch jobs and suck it up". These are also the doctors that are most likely working in hospitals as opposed to specialty clinics, and dealing with anything from sudden A&E/ ER surgeries, to putting patients on ventilators, etc. The pressure is immense. No wonder there is a crisis in the UK where they lack people who want to work in medicine. The amount of abuse they get is staggering and not worth the pay (needing to work 12+ years in such high-stress environments only to get paid the same amount as the average senior software programmer..) Who tf wants that?

Here’s a little bit of love: Your voice is so nice to listen to, it’s relaxing and pleasant Your face is so cute, I honestly love your hair so much Nobody is perfect personality whose, but everybody has the perfect body (unless it’s a health issue)

Recently, me and another female friend suggested to our friend group to get drunk and do a High School Musical marathon, because, well it'd be fun. And all the guys in the group immediately were so irritated by that really simple and light hearted idea and said things like "next you want us to watch twilight?? what comes after, 50 shades??" and I was just. dumbfounded. How do you go from HSM to 50 shades of grey?! Then I realizes; wow, because that's all movies that were mostly enjoyed by girls/women? So that makes them all the same and immediately bad? The deep rooted misoginy really really bothers me.

The most annoying thing about tiktok and tiktokers is that people are giving them views and fame in tiktok and come to complain about it here on yt and on twitter Like if y'all don't like them then ignore them Like why do you want someone to cry for you on an ig live or else to understand their hardships?!! Let people live

This is sad she’s a teenager, if this happened to me I wouldn’t want to even want to go outside. Stop normalising it. We should realise now not later

My depressed self cannot look at other people distressed and crying. Makes me too sad :(

The whole “they’re famous they should expect it” feels DANGEROUSLY similar to “her skirt was so short she was asking for it” like?? Also I’m really sorry that’s happened to you Salem!! You’re TOTALLY gorgeous and I love the way you do your eyebrows and I always find your videos so interesting and thought provoking!! I feel like I’ve learned so much about myself and the world around me from your videos, so I really do wanna say thank you!! And I hope you keep making these for as long as you enjoy it cuz I enjoy watching them

What you said about teenage girls getting criticized and scrutinized for literally ANYTHING that they do is so true!! THANK YOU for bringing that up!! I never understood what people meant by that until I became a teenage girl. It’s really hard to find yourself when everyone is telling you what you should and shouldn’t be, and what you can and can’t do, and I do hope that we start to change this negative opinion of teenage girls to create a healthier and happier future for everyone.

just realised I was starting to become an internet person-a rude sadistic person so glad I saw this I'm going to work myself to become a better person

Can I just say I actually started tearing up when Dixie was crying? I don't care that their content is cringy, you can't do this to a person. On top of that, TEENAGERS, it's not fair and it's not right

What is wrong with people. They are barely “adults”. By legal standards Charlie is a child still!!! THIS IS SO SAD. She is just a kid and didn’t ask to b. E famous. It just happened . Would you speak this way about your child or your family members child? Better yet , how would you respond if this happened to you child’s social account. Jesus, leave the kids alone and learn how to adult people.

I've never understood why Charli and Dixie get so much hate. They dont seem like bad people and they definitely don't deserve to be treated how they are.

I also think it’s important to remember the nature of the fame. Being a successful singer and receiving hate and being an overnight viral success are different. People who have worked for years to get fame can see their own journey and be confident in their skills and craft. An overnight celebrity cannot possibly have that same confidence making them much more vulnerable to hateful comments

a lot of us have been as low as Charlie has and I’m sure I’m not the only one who almost cried at that clip it hurts when it’s us but it hurts even more when you see it in someone else. there’s so much pain in her voice and it’s so hard to watch

How tf can people make fun of your VOICE??? It’s literally ASMR-worthy.

To be honest, I'm so scared to see how far this could even go. The fact that most people with a lot of popularity are treated like robots, not humans. They are humans, people just think it's funny to laugh at everything they do. And it's genuinely insensitive and stupid.

This video made me cry, I can’t imagine how someone can’t feel her complete and utter pain. Money doesn’t negate pain, it doesn’t negate hurt. I have hurt just as bad when I was a kid with no financial worries as when I haven’t been able to buy tampons and have to get some from friends. These girls are still CHILDREN, it hurts to see the world be so harsh

The misogyny is real and yet no one seems to really point it out. This video essay was amazing and I enjoyed every second (except the stupid ads in between). As far as I know, Charlie and Dixie are famous people from TikTok who were made popular by the TikTok algorithm and the hate comments coming in like birds migrating to the north, south, east and west. The fact that TikTok girls or influencers that are women GET MORE HATE is truly dumbfounding. Yes I understand what they do is cringey and it’s it for everyone, but all you have to do is SCROLL UP. Is that hard? Are you really incapable of just scrolling up since it’s not your cup of tea? I don’t think it is. Yes, males who are influencers also get hate and cringey comments, but let’s be real. Women are the ones who get the most up front, sexualized, sensualidad, body shame, body positivity/body negativity, and troublesome comments. It’s a mix. People who say that someone who is in a state of vulnerability and utter chaos with their emotions is funny, you need Jesus. I’m sorry, but you do. And I apologize if I offend anyone with this comment, but some people just need to back off. Imagine the pressure, the anxiety, the mental pressure, the ptsd, the lack of enthusiasm, the simultaneous worry and regret an influencer/celebrity goes through EVERYDAY. Put yourself in their shoes. If you don’t like what they do, then they are not your influencer, so leave them alone. No matter what a person does, if it’s not your business or cup of tea, just leave. Why are you being so rude and indecent to someone who hasn’t done no wrong to you except making TikToks of what they are passionate about and wanted to explore during quarantine? C’mon guys, you’re better than this. And I’m sorry, but the only reason you’re hating is because you hate the way your life is since you either have a friend or two or you don’t have any friends at all and you beat yourself up for not doing anything about it. Therefore, to it pain and misery manifests into something we call “hate”. If you can’t manage your life, don’t manage others. That’s just stupid. All in all, I do not hate any influencer, nor am I fond of many either. I just felt like this rant needed to be said just in case.

absolutely hate the phrase "it comes with the territory" or "it's their job, they should expect it"... Like right it's there job and harassment is illegal in the work place, your point is?? LMAO like their human too with feelings and their still so young so yeah. the world just makes me sad sometimes... I am glad you made this video it was definitely so important to talk about!

In the clip where she breaks down and cries, I was almost triggered by the sound of that cry, because it's so familiar. It's the sound of your brain breaking, when the pain is so deep and you feel absolutely insane. That feeling, that kind of mania: it looks just like this. People are destroying this girl from the inside out and it's DISGUSTING. Anyone laughing at clip needs to unplug for a while and learn some empathy, because that was a very real moment. Money doesn't matter when you're miserable. People need to leave these girls alone. Edit: 🦆thanks for all the amazing videos ✌️💕

The video of Dixie crying is just so disturbing. Yes, they are rich. Yes, they are famous. Yes, Dixie is a legal adult, but Charlie is a teen. Yes, they are human beings and deserve to be treated with respect and such. Even if you think they didn't work hard for their money, they still deserve to be treated like human beings. Body shaming them and calling them names is awful, and the mental health impact we and the internet have on them is just devastating. Even if you're not a follower or a fan, please treat them with basic respect and kindness. We all could use a lot more of that.

If my mom watched me have a breakdown the way Dixie did, that would have been the end of my social media existence. (at least for a while) There’s no way in hell she would’ve let anyone continue to make me feel the way the internet treated those girls. She would’ve made sure I didn’t have access to it and put me in therapy until I was in a headspace to return if I chose to do so. I don’t understand how they just continued to let it happen.

‘Hate is just a side effect of being famous. It’s to be expected.’ is such a cruel mindset that people genuinely believe. There is NO reason to talk about someone’s body/face in such a foul way and people just can’t come to grips with that. If you don’t think someone is pretty, that’s fine because you are entitled to your opinions and feelings. What’s not fine is to tell that person you feel this way when Nobody Asked Your Opinion. Not your body? Your opinions don’t matter. Capiche?

Who the hell is bullying you for your voice, literally so relaxing and an asmr queen

"I FEEL BAD FOR THEM BUT I ALSO DONT-" quirky teenagers 🤪 they have 2 sides: emo and uwu

Girl, your voice is so calming. Anyone who makes rude comments I’ve found are just people unhappy in their own skin. Unhappy people prefer criticising others so they don’t look at themselves.

i used to leave hate comments on peoples videos, and i can tell you, i was in fact pushing my insecurities onto others. especially talking to my friend and siblings, i was super close minded. then, i fell down the rabbit hole of salem and many other's videos and now i am less of an a hole, and im proud of myself. my brother dislikes when people have hobbies and he is just the stereotypical "its not offensive if its funny" type; for me its a reminder not to be rude and put people through stuff if they aren't hurting anyone.

Watching Dixie crying literally broke my heart.

🦆 It's so gross honestly as an adult I can't imagine going to some kids profile just to make fun. Harassment isn't "part of" any job, full stop, it's an issue that needs to be fixed.

Hey, girl! Im 45 and I binge watching your videos. I have a 14-year-old niece, she likes you as well. I've told her - listen to this youtuber, she knows what shes talking about. keep doing the good work!

This is a very similar situation to Britney Spears’, she got torn apart by the media and press up to a breaking point, where she was cased to depend on a parental figure. Now this makes me wonder, how will the media react to Charli and Dixie’s current situation after they reach their breaking point? Everyone will feel bad for realizing how much of a hypocrite they are.

I remember everybody taking these two poor girls a part because they didn't like Escargot. Like yeah, maybe they should've been more polite about it, but trashing these poor girls to oblivion because they gagged a little after finding out they ate a snail is *SO* uncalled for. These people acted like they never reacted that way to eating gross food during their adolescence. Hunny, we've all reacted that way at least *once* during our childhood, it's not that deep.

didn’t even know you had a sister! i enjoy your content because it’s my cup of tea and i do like to listen to your videos on the back when i’m doing something. it’s both due to the topics and your voice.

Damn I don't use tiktok but I've heard of these girls and them crying and talking about how awful those overwhelming hate comments are just made me cry. I've been there. I remember the pressure of not being like "one of those 16 year old girls" It's a lot of pressure plus a million more if you have the whole internet with a magnifying glass on you

just because yall don't think these girls are talented/worthy of their fame it doesn't give you a right to harass them ESPECIALLY over their bodies. they're still real people with real feelings and I feel like a lot of yall forget that. :/

Most people on the internet just don't understand that other people are actually humans

Hey, Dixie and Charli have made mistakes. Everyone does, but no one deserves this kind of hate.

This is strange how this was recommended to me after I binged their whole show yesterday. Like I’m not their fan, but especially after watching the show I would most definitely be their friend. They are both genuinely the most down to earth girls, so precious. They need to be protected at all costs. People can be horrible ☹️

This hate is from the jealousy people feel knowing that they rose to fame in a way that hasn't been done before and is difficult to replicate. Charlie and Dixie are so very naturally beautiful and its easier for haters to put them down rather than to show understanding for their feelings, or compliment them in the slightest about the qualities that they envy the girls for. These rude people want their disrespect and toxicity to become as popular as them.

I hate how people (especially young girls) are expected to act like robot's with no emotion's as soon as they are financially stable

how do you get criticised for your voice?! you have the most beautiful and soothing voice ive ever heard, they're jealous

The problem is that people don't know the difference between constructive criticism and hate speech. Criticizing a video or content is helping the person do better content and be a better content creator; whereas, hating on the persons' looks, disabilities, etc doesn't help at all. Unfortunately, there have been too many generations who don't understand the difference so it got lost in translation so now everyone is name calling and attacking one another over a comment pointing out the flaws of a video, and instantly getting labeled as a hater or psychotic. There are some content creators' who do deserve to be pulled down from that pedestal due to toxic personality and toxic content which encourages ill behavior and mindset set... i.e.the trend of idolizing serial killers like Ted Bundy or those that embrace despair culture and don't get me started on the entitled mentality of making videos that the world owns you money because you made a f*cking video through solicitating and shaming followers to give you what little wealth they have. It is all stupid. 😑 I hope the online stupid influence world dies off already. It gives false impression that you don't need to contribute to society for it to continue on and progress. Our society functions, because there are people involved in many different fields and work areas... i.e. you being able to go to a store and buy food is more complex than that... there is someone who planted, raised, harvested and prepared said food before it got to the store, and then there are the people who inventory, stock, and managed the food. People are involved in that. If everyone is a stupid infliuencer b*tch than that system of operation will cease to existence. 🙄The whole influencer culture does not contribute anything positive into the progression and advancement of our species. Taking actual literal action does more.

listen, I'm not into charli or dixies content myself. however, that doesnt give me or anyone else a reason to hate on them. they deserve so much better and i hope people learn that they're human too.

I think it’s part misogyny, part envy. I think people see these people as being famous and want what they have and like to knock them down

On another note, can we please appreciate how the lights reflected in Salem's eyes look like a moon with a star??? Go off, elf queen

time stamps 5:14 part 1: the fame 14:18 part 2: justification 16:04 little personal "storytime" 17:37 back to de Charli and Dixie

I think that their being famous is having such a bad effect on them but I also think they are the breadwinners of the family and even if it's not voiced they probably feel immense pressure to keep the money coming in. The fact that she had that breakdown ON A TV SHOW kinda proves my point. It's like a literal cry for help that the producers and everyone involved is ignoring because it makes good content.

It’s so interesting [read: insane] that you get hate for your voice. I’ve heard from multiple podcasts hosted by women that they’ll get bad reviews because “I just can’t stand her voice”. Like that’s somehow a valid criticism of art produced by someone? Utter insanity.

I’m so sorry you had to go through so much bullying and hate over just being yourself. You make great content and I LOVE your voice actually. It sounds so smooth and soothing like velvet. I actually didn’t know you had a sister, but I’m glad you two are close even with all the bullshit.

The people who made fun of you for your voice are clearly jealous, because your voice is so soothing and pretty 🦋

Charlie, Billie, Olivia Rodrigo, the list goes on of young women whose bodies get talked about for no good reason.

I don’t understand why they criticize your voice tbh. This is like a comfort channel(which is funny because you talk about very serious topics) because I actually find your voice soothing.

literally how could ppl criticize your voice???? ! girl its so relaxingggg love u

🦆it's really unnerving to see adults send these two such incessant amounts of hatred. There's a lack of compassion and empathy for younger people that are even slightly social media famous that needs to be addressed more. I find it really heartbreaking to see someone who's like 16-18 having an absolute mental breakdown for just trying to utilize the fame she never actually asked for and is now being pressured to "make the most of it" because it could literally be gone tomorrow. That kind of pressure must be so debilitating. They're kids! This is so much for them to handle! And it ties into so many other issues like child stars, exploitation, etc

Salem ur looking so pretty todayyy 💕✨

In the past I've made the mistake of judging influencers based off of short clips-- but after being judged by a couple people in my life-- and having a breakdown. I am completely empathetic towards influencers now. Yes, some need to be held accountable, but young women should never be treated like this.

people tend to think that fame absolves you from mental illness, which is so obnoxious. i was offered a collab with a video game company to get my items in their game and it started my freelance career creating assets for said game; people assumed that i would be over the moon over it, and obviously i was, but it introduced severe imposter syndrome which i still suffer from 8 months later. i was introduced to a lot of people who are very well-known in the community and became friends with them. they would vent to me about how a large platform is both a blessing and a curse. i just wish people would realize how serious mental illness is for people who are put in the spotlight. the constant urge to be perfect in every capacity is debilitating.

the lack of empathy…….. how can you see someone having an actual breakdown and the first thing that comes to mind is “im sooo going to hell why she cryinhhh lmao”?? i dont get it

This video is so important, because people don’t seem to understand that their “criticism” can be hurtful. If they don’t enjoy their content, they should simply not consume it! Side note: can we talk about Salem’s eyes reflecting a star and a moon please?!! It looks so pretty, I was starring her eyes all the time!

Idk if it's just me, but seeing her crying videos made me think "is she faking that she's crying rn?" because it's so weird to have to take a video of a person crying and posting it. But no, that was just a HUGE mistake their parents made. Why in the world would they ever allow the situation get so bad for their children's mental health? If they saw how much hate they're getting, they should've told them "it's ok, let's take a break from social media. We're here for you" or smth to protect them. But they are clearly so money hungry. I don't hate the girls, they're teens and not mature enough to know better, but THEIR PARENTS ARE

The fact that she eats something crunchy after proving a point is so funny to me😭

Hey, as a film studies phd student having rewatched the first Twilight movie recently, Catherine Hardwicke's job as a director is (as objectively as possible) really good !

Charlie and Dixie don't deserve this amount of hate, especially because of how young they are!

Teenage girls already struggle enough with their self image. I can't imagine how hard it must be for them to have millions of people feeding into their insecurities

How can anyone criticise your voice?! It's so calm and soothing and warm... to me, your voice is the 'sound equivalent' of chilling in a cosy blanket and with a mug of hot chocolate on a rainy day. 😊🦆

You and Penny really are sisters?? 😭 I thought it was just for a video 😭😭 I’m sorry about the rudeness you experienced. You didn’t deserve it. I’m really glad that you’re here sharing your thoughts. Not only are you a breath of fresh air, not only do I feel lighter after hearing your voice (after such long days), but also I feel incredibly encouraged to think through more on what I see instead of just dismissing them. Like, at least I don’t go along with the predominating sentiments anymore. Have a great day 🦆

🦆 older female viewer here - if TikTok had existed when I was a teenager, I don't know how we all would have survived it. I recognize so many of these trends in my own history, but social media such as tiktok just amplifies both extremes of the feedback spectrum. Also FYI, I subscribed because I love video essays in general, and I enjoy your quirky take, and I find your voice very calming. (ASMR?) Love the costume makeup looks, but enjoy the videos without them too. Keep doing you, girl - you've got an interesting and valuable viewpoint to share! I hope these younger generations are able to get to that point where they don't care so much anymore about others' approval. I'm 37 now, and I started getting to that point where my appearance wasn't for ANYONE'S approval, not even mine (although I can still enjoy sprucing myself up). As a professional now, I cringe every time one of my female coworkers APOLOGIZES. FOR. NOT. WEARING. MAKEUP..... but I have to remind myself that we were all conditioned to be that way. The best thing to do is approach them and myself with kindness.

Kind of unrelated, but one of my biggest gripes with the whole “you’re famous, you should expect hate” is that some passions just lead to that. If someone is a graphic designer they can be successful without being famous. Same thing with makeup artist. But for people wanting to be singers or youtubers, or something along those lines, a lot of success is measured by how famous you are- even if that’s not really your goal.

I don’t think that anyone deserves this, especially people who seem genuinely nice.

🦆🐣 Thank you addressing this topic! You are beautiful and never forget that! People hate because they hate the person looking back in the mirror at then!! I was taught and taught my children “if you can’t say something nice don’t say anything at all!! Spread Kindness! “ I hope you keep doing your videos!

some people forget that being berated and hated upon constantly is hard on people, especially young people like those two :( its so depressing how so many people dont realize theyre just ruining their lives.............. like watching the video of dixie crying literally made me cry. im loving this style of video tho, its so raw and im feeling it

so proud of you for speaking up about this. these girls didn’t do anything to get attacked like this.

"sympathy, empathy and forgiveness just don't exist anymore on the internet" .. well put!

People made fun of you for your voice? That's honestly one reason I watch your videos. Every episode is like soothing asmr.

These children see adults dragging mega-rich people online (for good reasons) and think they are doing the same thing by bullying other children that lucked out into fame and some money.

No one is entitled to being liked, but being hated on the internet by millions can completely reinforce self doubt and negative feelings for yourself.

This is my favorite video you’ve done. I feel like I cried something out & healed some kind of trauma. Thanks for sharing your story about you & your sister, that was so real & raw

Salem, you are easily one of my favorite KZfaqrs. Hearing about what you went through and what I’m guessing you’re still working through with your sister was heartbreaking. You are an incredibly special human being, your thoughts are always so well explained and respectful, and I resonate with all of them. With this video, I can see how your explanations come with a tone of empathy, nurturing what has affected us by nurturing others who are in similar situations. These girls don’t deserve what they’re going through and they should never have gotten to the point of breaking down on cam only to be criticized and ridiculed some more, like ??? I hope this video reaches people who have find themselves criticizing people they don’t know on the internet, because it IS a great place where you can meet people and learn about things you may not have known otherwise, just like with your videos! :) Keep up the great work, there are eyes on you too, but they’re watching in awe and with love and support.