It's over. As the famous Hollywood campaign against sexual harassment says, "time's up . " There is no need to put up with anyone humiliating us, abusing us, repeatedly criticizing our lives or, far from it, threatening us with death. Last night, the influencer Alexandra Pereira (Lovely Pepa), one of the most popular in our country, said enough. She published a video of more than 30 minutes in which she explained two episodes of her life that have deeply marked her: the period of bullying she suffered in high school and the cyberbullying to which she has been subjected since she became popular.
Websites and social networks are a breeding ground for the most atrocious criticism, we know, due to the anonymity they provide and are especially concentrated in forums, as Alexandra explains. The Galician influencer tells that forum threads dedicated to her reach more than 70,000 messages in which she is humiliated, criticized in a grotesque way and automatically defamed her person, her work and even her partner and family. On websites - already closed - they even threatened to kill him.
We have read some of the comments on the forum and they have left us astonished, but for the worse.
99% of influencers are suckers who sell to the highest bidder, and still try to dignify it with cheap euphemisms.
It is that it is more rat and is not born.
Pepa, greed will end you and your brand name fucking shit.
In this (photo) she looks horrible too, she looks like a 40 year old retreaded lady.
What has been done this time to the face? In the stories of the motorcycle it is scary.
She is again in the dichotomy of showing that she lives in luxury, on the one hand, and that she works like a slave, on the other. What a truño of text and look.
They are from the pot, she and her team. Hopefully the beach bar will sink soon.
These are some of the pearls that Alexandra has shared in the video. He has spread the link of the forum so that everyone can see them, but in a few hours it was closed .
She has also explained with great sadness how they have come to talk about her sister's sexual orientation or have made very racist comments against her boyfriend Ghassan.
"They said that I did not show my boyfriend's apartment because he lived crammed into a flat with 16 other men and that it smelled of kebab"
The comments on the forum may seem more or less strong, but it is not difficult to imagine how a person must feel who endures so many years of such atrocious criticism . We applaud, very much, that Lovely Pepa has decided to say enough and explain what is happening to her.
We could enter into an existential debate, but we believe that it is worth it from time to time to ask ourselves the question: do influencers, actresses and celebrities in general deserve the anonymous digital derision to which they are subjected? Do they have to constantly be asking for forgiveness for being successful? Of course not. And we do not mean to criticize with humor their dresses or to say if they are more or less favored in a photo, but to comments that go much further.
Another example. The influencer Laura Escanes has publicly shown all her support for Lovely Pepa and has shared one of the most unpleasant insults that have been done to her:
DAUGHTER if you don't want to be criticized, don't fuck a dirty old man just for the money. People are going to keep messing with you the same through other subnormal networks.
Needless to say more. Simply, we join the final argument of Lovely Pepa:
"We are at a crucial moment in history where women have to come together and turn everything upside down. We have to stop hurting ourselves, especially among women."
Together we are stronger.
The cover photo is from Lovely Pepa's website
