She continued, “How would we try not to react well or badly to people’s bodies if they do not ask? If someone posts thirty times and asks, ‘I look hot,’ hear – go for it. But it is grotesque to comment. on someone’s body if they simply post a photo of themselves EXISTING. ‘
The original poster, Chelsea Fargan, responded to the Dollhouse star, and writes: “Hello, Erin. In this tweet you quote, I say that it is cruel and unfair for people to mock and shame him because he adapts his body to an aesthetic that gives his career (and probably more fame) generally) demanded of him. “She also remarked, ‘I do not see how you came here from what I said,’ which asked for further answers from Cummings.
This is not the first time Kumail’s physique has led the conversation. The actor himself began with the feeling of body dysmorphy due to his drastic change and lifestyle shift.
“I do not want to discount people with real debilitating body issues,” he said. Men’s health in March 2020. “I did not have it. But I started to get a little dysmorphic. I would look in the mirror and see my abdominal muscles – and if I looked again, they would disappear. I would just see the flaws.”
He later revealed ‘when I saw that reaction [to the photos] was when I was, ‘Okay, I clearly do not see what’s actually there.’ You want to be comfortable on yourself. ‘