Jackie Oshry

Like, I don't know if the world's ready for it.

But I also feel like if we're doing that, it has to apply.

Like if we're gonna be like, we're intervening because this is a health issue.

I feel like the movement of like women's bodies, like, I don't know how to say this in a way that's like not gonna get me canceled.

Okay.

If we are going to like have these conversations, which I am down for, like, I don't think we should ignore this person who's very clearly sick.

Like-

if we're gonna have those conversations about extreme weight, we also should be having those conversations about extreme weight on the other end.

I think that we kind of encourage and applaud people who are sickly in the other way.

And we can't say that, right?

But we have to say for Ariana Grande, she's sick.

It is two extremes and they're not treated equally.

So I always feel kind of weird being like, she looks so skinny, she looks unhealthy.

Cause it's like, you would never say it about the opposite.

And they are both equally valid health issues.

You know?

So I don't really ever like make like big statement.

Like I don't really get involved, but like, yeah, she looks really bad and really scary.

And it's, I can't even watch it.

It makes me feel sick.