On the eve of Carnival, Paola Oliveira decided to reflect on how people behave at this time of year. Thus, in a video published on social media, the experienced actress lamented that many judgments happen towards women. However, the beauty asked that everyone feel free to do what they want and ignore what is said about them.
“In our society, any woman who behaves like a man is a bitch. Every woman who overcomes the fear of damaging her reputation in the name of her own happiness is called a bitch. Every woman who goes against the expectation of modesty. But what does Carnival have to do with it? Men talk too much about what matters: football, tires, games“, he pointed out Paola Oliveira in the published video.
“In the next incarnation I want to come on vacation, white man, because that is very tiring. Carnival is a time when annual hypocrisy takes a breather. Somewhere there is someone talking about us and, if we are going to be gossip, we are going to be who we are. Gossip is a tool of control. Carnival is a great time to let go of your ties and get off your ass. May we be free“, she asked.
PAOLLA OLIVEIRA REFLECTED!
Since he started sharing rehearsals for the Carnival, Paola Oliveira has suffered a lot of criticism about her body. However, the negative comments don’t stop there and also mention weight, age, among other issues. But the actress assured that she has been dealing well with all of this. In an interview with TV Globo, she assessed what has been happening and showed herself to be stronger than in the past.
“You imagine, making me look beautiful, making a wonderful outfit, and you go to the rehearsal. I arrive at the rehearsal, you are ‘gongada’, you are massacred, criticized, you don’t want to come back. I wasn’t feeling that way, I was feeling good, happy. Then, I started to see the wave of admiring women, and I started to see the criticism of one of a kind look a little further away“, he said Paola Oliveira.
Source: Atrevida
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