She was dressed just fine, it was the chair and the position they had her sitting in, up higher than the audience.
And she was dignified enough to realize it
So.......she wasn't dressed fine. It's very common to be on an elevated stage when you go to an event. And the way they seated her seems very normal.
Of course, it's always nice to help a person in need.
But I dont really feel like I should feel bad for an adult who feels uncomfortable because of their own clothing choices.
Wear whatever you want, as long as you're ok with the consequences. Of course, there might be exceptions.
Yeah, have to agree with this one. It's nowhere close to "victim blaming" or anything like that. Crazy people are getting downvoted for saying this.
Millie probably had an "oops, I didn't think this through" moment which we all have, no big deal, but choosing to wear something else would completely prevent any oopsies from happening in the first place. Don't wear revealing clothes if you don't want to accidentally end up flashing people. It's not an unreasonable take at all.
There is really no way talking sense into those people. Even though I personally think you are in the right, the camps are so divided that it is unlikely we will find common ground here.
The moment you challenge any womans choice nowadays, you are an anti-feminist and a bigot. This is our new reality, better to just get used to it.
Living life as a celebrity and having to account for paparazzi must suck so much, she probably didn't even consider it till she was up there and was like "Ah fuck sake, the moment I try get up paparazzi will start snapping pictures"
No, nobody should be feeling bad for her, and that was the other posters point. You said I don’t think I should have to feel bad, she said “who is asking you to feel bad?” … because nobody is. Pratt did a decent thing, but nobody is like UGH! Poor girl!
It’s not that deep or hard to understand. Stop being so sensitive online, it’s weird man.
Because in a lot of posts like these, people express sympathy for the actresses. And that's what sympathy is, feeling bad for someone else's misfortune. Just because you dont feel it, doesnt mean others dont. And I dont what you think is "weird" or not.
Of course, it's always nice to help a person in need.
But
So no, you don't actually want to help people in need. You immediately contradicted your claim.
I dont really feel like I should feel bad
Nobody said that you should.
Also, this is a post praising a guy for being a gentleman and you decide to take the time to shit on the lady? Why comment at all at that point. People like you are so insufferably pathetic.
A "but" does not cancel out the previous statement. Everything in life is not all or nothing. It's called nuance.
I am not "shitting" on anyone. As far as I know she is a great person. It just doesnt seem like to me that her dress was "just fine", even by her own standards because she was also uncomfortable. And I pointed that out. That's not "shitting" on someone. Talking about behaviors/choices and talking about people are different things. It's, again, called nuance.
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u/CuddlyWuddly0 Mar 05 '25
She was dressed just fine, it was the chair and the position they had her sitting in, up higher than the audience.
And she was dignified enough to realize it