Sexist comments, even from women, revealed more than the obvious
Forget the score from the first matches of the Qatar Cup. On the internet, what was most commented on was the look of Deborah Secco in her debut as commentator on ‘Tá na Copa’, on the SporTV channel.
Seeing her in hipster pants, a custom press shirt as a crop top, and panties on full display, wielders of retrograde minds and envious eyes rushed to post criticism and ridicule.
Ah, the sadistic pleasure of judging, condemning and ‘cancelling’ a celebrity! Her fingers itch in front of the keyboard … How to resist, right?
Countless times previously attacked, for customs or behavior (or simply for her annoyed existence), Deborah Secco has posted messages from famous supporters and left a message in an Instagram post: “Be who I want to be.”
To be who you are. Few, very few people have the courage to face the high price of living as they are and as they want. Those who say it’s worth it.
Those who label Deborah Secco as vulgar and anti-feminist for the provocative outfit she chose to wear in a World Cup program must be the same who relativizes the current atrocities in the host country, Qatar.
The country that forbids LGBT+ people to act according to their nature (sex between people of the same sex is a crime punishable by up to 7 years in prison), used cheap labor to build the nababesque structures of the event (with the sacrifice countless lives of migrant workers), treats women as second-class citizens (they have access to stadiums for the first time in their lives) and where camel poop is more valuable than the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
But what really matters are Deborah Secco’s low-cut panties. Cursed sensuality! Those who attack her may prefer to see her in a burqa, a dress compatible with the conservatism of Qatar and the hypocrisy of certain reactionary Brazilians.
Ok, the presence of the actress in ‘Tá na Copa’ is not exactly due to her knowledge of football. They put her there because she’s a glowing celebrity who lends charisma to the cover. They know she draws an audience and…surprise! — always generates repercussions on social networks and the press.
Intelligent, Deborah is aware of her role. When she appears defiant, she has delivered everything that was expected of her. As a bonus, she’s already engraved her name on the cover of this World Cup. We will never forget the episode of the controversial panties. By the way, nice photo.
In trying to censor it, critics easily fell into the trap. They gave her and Globo, the owner of SportTV, more exposure for free. Engagement is all the artist and channel want.
And, innocently enough, the web beads exposed much of their sexual intimacy. Because, as Jacques Lacan explained, “all sorts of things in this world behave like mirrors.”
Those who despised Deborah Secco because of a pair of panties have revealed more about themselves than about her. Goals against!
Freud would laugh.
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Amanda Larkin is a celebrity journalist at Gossipify, known for her in-depth interviews and unique perspectives on the entertainment industry. She covers celebrity news and gossip, providing readers with engaging and informative content, and understanding of the inner workings of the industry. She’s respected for keeping readers up to date with the latest trends and providing a fresh perspective on the celebrity world.
