Julia Roberts admits she’s been extremely blessed by recent criticism about her son’s physique.

In origin, the cliche simply illustrates a moment of life plus anodyne between her and her niece Emma Roberts. “I posted a photo of my niece and me, prize un matin lors d’un Weekend or elle avait dormi à la maison. On venait de se réveiller, on buvait du thé and on jouait aux cartes. On the eve of a wonderful matinee. “This is great, I’m pleased,” Julia Roberts said in an audio recording broadcast on the Instagram account of her consultant Viola Davis, which will be sold on February 9.

However, the unnamed reactions that cause this image are not related to the cells visiting the heroine. pretty Woman. “This is already a great name for people who feel absolutely obliged to say at this moment: “J’avais l’air is terrible in the photograph, que je ne vieillissais pas bien.” Les gens disaient “Oh mon Dieu, je ne l’ai me pas reconnue”, “C’est à ça qu’elle reconnue?”, s’inurge l’actrice, évoquant également les “confrontations”, qui ont éclaté dans les The comments in the post are creating a real debate between what criticism is aimed at the physical physique and what is needed for protection.

Toxicity of society

L’égérie Lancôme had no doubt about the vulnerability of Internet users and was confident in this remark about accessible touch. “J’étais stupéfaite de ce que cela m’a fait ressentir, et je suis une femme de 50 ans. Je sais qui je suis, et pourtant, j’ai été blessée, admet-elle, j’ai été Tellement blessée que les gens ne puissent pas voir l’interet de ce (post), la douceur, la joie lumineuse et absolue qui se dégageaient de this photo.”

Actress Impact move in Notting Hill, with only three children, this is an excellent opportunity to warn about the consequences of this genre of commentary for teenagers. “Je me suis dit: “Mon Dieu, que serait-il passé si j’avais 15 ans?” C’est juste devastateur,” regrets that this experience allows permission to work on the non-fast consequences of social resolutions. “On se rend compte qu’il ya quelque chose neurology in this system. “It’s fascinating to me and I believe that I know a lot of choices that represent what it means to be a girl in today’s society,” she concluded.

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In a post titled “The Legend of a Son,” Viola Davis’ son wrote, “This Julia Roberts story is so long. Social media can be toxic. What are we doing for everyone – surtout aux jeunes? Reflexson-u.”

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