(CNN) Ariana Grande She expressed her feelings Tik Tok on Tuesday about commenting on each other’s appearance, including her own.
The Grammy winner wanted to “address fears” and “talk a little bit about what it’s like to be someone with a body, to be seen and to have close attention.”
“We have to be kinder and less comfortable commenting on people’s bodies, no matter what,” said the “Thank U, Next” singer, adding that “there are ways to compliment someone, or brush off something you see that you don’t want. Like, I think we are.” We should help each other work. Just aim to be safer and keep each other safer.”
Grande also said, “There are so many different ways to look healthy and beautiful.”
She candidly said that she had periods when she struggled with her health, but said she “shouldn’t have explained it.” She added that she finally wanted to share this message with her followers because she hopes some good will come from the conversation.
“You never know what someone is going through. So even if you come from a loving, caring place, chances are that person is working on it or has a support system working on that you never know,” she said. “So be kind to each other and to yourselves.”
the “evilThe star ended her video with an empowering message for her followers, saying, “I believe you’re beautiful no matter what you’re going through.”
Grande’s Tuesday video wasn’t the first time she made such a sentiment.
In 2015, she shared a post on it Instagram After seeing an inappropriate comment about herself and “Modern Family” actor Ariel Winter on social media.
“We live in a day and age where people make it impossible for women, men, and anyone to embrace themselves exactly as they are,” she said in the post, concluding, “The things that make us different from each other make us beautiful.”
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