I cannot imagine the pressure celebrities must feel on a daily basis — especially over this past year. I hate going to a large gathering to see extended family members enough, I can't imagine my Instagram page being like a family reunion, except no one meets up together and we're not friends.
It goes without saying that social media can be a super toxic place and country singer Jessie James Decker recently saw the worst of it.
This IDGAF attitude is why so many people love the country singer and follow her on Instagram.
Unfortunately (as every public figure knows) social media isn't just for the fans.
There are countless forums dedicated to slamming influencers, singers, reality TV stars, and more on Reddit.
Sadly, Jessie James Decker recently discovered a subreddit where people were bashing her weight.
"So I’ve always been pretty confident in myself, and I’m not perfect," the mom of three began, as per Page Six.
"They’re talking about how, apparently, fat I’ve gotten, and how boxy and how terrible my body looks."
"Yes, I have gained weight, 100 percent," she added. "I used to obsess over it; tried to stay a certain weight, and most recently, over the past year, I decided to just let myself live."
"Truthfully, I used to weigh like 115, and I’m not anymore."
"Because what is the messaging you are sharing?" she asked.
"I’m shaking because I cannot believe what I’m reading, and I need to stop."
Jessie continued, wondering what this criticism will mean for her daughter, and all young women, in the future.
"It’s me and it’s bullying and it’s not OK. I hope my daughter doesn’t grow up in a world where people do this to her because it’s wrong."
Hopefully, Jessie's emotional video will encourage people to stop body-shaming others online!
h/t: Page Six
