They're creating a fake feminist movement to make women more self-conscious and self-loathing

Everywhere I scroll, I see something about "body neutrality". About how feminist women should be *neutral* towards their own bodies, fixated on the flaws and imperfections on it. It's headed by Corinna Barclay, a model with millions of followers. It's such a complete contrast to "body positivity" that obviously didn't work, it made many women far more happy and confident. Which is why "body neutrality" was needed to replace it. <br><br>Women are told by influencers and models with millions of followers to examine themselves on the mirror, find the flaws, fixate on them, feel really bad about their non-existent weight, feel bad about their facial features, about it being imperfect, about the way their skin looks, about their weight being "average" and not "skinny" enough, about the proportion of their body, about how two random features on their body don't "match" (Barclay literally said that women fixate on such things). The result is women *hating* their bodies, exactly as they wanted. <br><br>Why? The end goal is to make women more uglier and self-conscious. Women who hate their bodies and fixate on the non-existent flaws will try to fix them. Such as by buying extremely expensive products. Millions of dollars spent by Barclay and countless other influencers to create "body neutrality" and women are such gullible idiots that they will actually do it. They'll fixate on their bodies, they'll hate their bodies, they'll buy extremely expensive, harmful products that will destroy their health and such. Exactly as they want.<br><br>And obviously, this won't work in the end. All that will happen is women will buy useless products, harm their health and will be unhappy and fixated on their bodies as a result.<br><br>The only real fix is self-love and self-acceptance. You are as you were meant to be, because of the choices you made to get there. Just do your own thing and ignore the fake feminists who want to make you unhappy and torture you by telling you to fixate on flaws that don't exist. Especially by spending money.