Navigating a pregnancy is no easy feat, especially for those in roles that put them in the public eye every day. Take, for instance, Carla Jennings, a meteorologist at a local CBS station in Philadelphia. Recently, she decided to confront the viewers who feel entitled to comment on her changing body during pregnancy, and her response has gone viral.
First off, can we just say she looks fantastic? It’s baffling how some people think they have a right to comment on another person’s appearance. One particularly rude remark was, “Sticking your pregnant belly out like that is gross.” Seriously? You can’t exactly hide a baby bump, people!
Pregnancy brings with it a whirlwind of changes: fluctuating hormones, weight gain, cravings, and mood swings. Add in some unsolicited criticism, and you might just get a passionate response like this:
“Honestly, I couldn’t care less how ‘terrible’ or ‘inappropriate’ anyone thinks I look. I’d gladly gain 50 pounds and endure sleepless nights if it means I can welcome two healthy baby girls into the world. This journey is about so much more than looks; it’s about giving these babies the best start possible, which means embracing my growing belly!”
Let’s be real, when you’re in those final weeks of pregnancy, the last thing on your mind is what some random person thinks about your figure. It’s absurd that anyone would feel justified in criticizing her simply because they can. As Carla wisely pointed out, “For those who find it ‘disgusting,’ remember that another woman went through this same journey to bring YOU into the world.”
Word!
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In summary, it’s essential to uplift each other during such transformative times. Carla’s powerful message reminds us that pregnancy is a beautiful journey, and the focus should be on health and happiness rather than appearance.