I Didnt Wake Up Like This - Sonam Kapoor (Buzzfeed Article)

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Always liked sonam for being herself, and glad seeing everyone on IF who used to troll her for her dark circles, now praising her.

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The article is awesome .. no doubts about it

It is totally perfect to be tall/short/fat/slim/fair/dark as long as you are comfortable and healthy. Strength, hard work, character etc. counts more than the superficial beauty.

But I really don't like when people like Sonakshi/Sonam etc. make comments on other girls' thin bodies just so that they can justify their own weight. Some women are naturally thin, just like some women are naturally not so thin. Why should anyone be body-shamed?

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Originally posted by: grounder
The article is awesome .. no doubts about it
It is totally perfect to be tall/short/fat/slim/fair/dark as long as you are comfortable and healthy. Strength, hard work, character etc. counts more than the superficial beauty.
But I really don't like when people like Sonakshi/Sonam etc. make comments on other girls' thin bodies just so that they can justify their own weight. Some women are naturally thin, just like some women are naturally not so thin. Why should anyone be body-shamed?

When did Sonam body-shame a slim woman?

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Originally posted by: Madame_89

When did Sonam body-shame a slim woman?

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Originally posted by: .Dracarys.

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In her statement from the piece that we are discussing here - "The ball is in the media's court to celebrate fit bodies rather than thin ones, and to know the difference."

So, basically - thin can't be fit? 😆

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Originally posted by: grounder

In her statement from the piece that we are discussing here - "The ball is in the media's court to celebrate fit bodies rather than thin ones, and to know the difference."

So, basically - thin can't be fit? 😆

Likely someone can be slim and not fit. What she means is that people should pay more attention to being healthy than being slim.

It's sad that you thought it was a jab when she herself at one point was seeking being slim by all means even if it meant harming herself instead of wanting to be fit (healthy food, sports...).

It's sad that some girls and boys would become anorexic or bulemic to try to like the people of show business when all they need to do is accept themeselves or work on their shortcomings healthyly.

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Very good article!!

Would have taken it seriously had she not taken digs at actresses on their bodies or fashion sense!
Now it just seems hypocritical.

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Originally posted by: grounder
The article is awesome .. no doubts about it
It is totally perfect to be tall/short/fat/slim/fair/dark as long as you are comfortable and healthy. Strength, hard work, character etc. counts more than the superficial beauty.
But I really don't like when people like Sonakshi/Sonam etc. make comments on other girls' thin bodies just so that they can justify their own weight. Some women are naturally thin, just like some women are naturally not so thin. Why should anyone be body-shamed?

Sonakshi has never commented on anybody's weight.

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Originally posted by: Lilac_N_Maple
Very good article!!

Would have taken it seriously had she not taken digs at actresses on their bodies or fashion sense!
Now it just seems hypocritical.

The only thing that comes to mind is when she said Parineeti should wear clothes that suit her better. They are good friends ; I can't see anything wrong with that. Parineeti wore clothes that were too tight and unflattering.

Also God forbid that Sonam matured in 2 years 😲

Also who has she body shamed ? I'm curious. What she said about Parineeti was on KWK so it was on the spurt of the moment. Not to bash her.

I'm baffled that you wouldn't take seriously what was written solely because a woman who was insecure until really recently has finally come to term with her imperfections. Know that insecure people are always those who are quick to point out others flaws.

Admitting this and sharing it takes courage.

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Originally posted by: _Procrastinator

Sonakshi has never commented on anybody's weight.
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True! Sh's the one that has been targeted by no other than Parineeti Chopra!

Do you still consider yourself overweight?
What do you think! Haven't I lost some weight? And I want an answer...
Depends who your benchmark is"Alia or Sonakshi Sinha?
(Sadistic grin) Sorry to inform you, but you can't compare me to Sonakshi Sinha. Come on! On a serious note - yes, at some point I considered myself overweight. The clothes that designers sent me never fit me properly. So obviously when you don't have the body to pull off good clothes, then definitely your sense of style would get affected. For a couple of months I have been working hard to look better and lose weight and I think I definitely have lost some weight, but there is still a long way to go. Yes, if Alia is a benchmark, then I definitely have still not reached to her mark, but still you can't compare me to Sonakshi Sinha!

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