There is a video going around that is taking the Internet by storm, and no, it has nothing to do with animals, police offers vs. civilians or a surprise proposal.
Instead, this video is virtually an open letter to "overly seductive" Instagram "models." You can watch it here.
It took everything in me to watch the video from start to finish, and all I could think is "Why is this girl so salty?" Better yet, why does this video, that was posted one day ago, have almost 10 million views and almost 11,000 comments?
Do we really have nothing better to do with our time than watch a girl who looks like an "overly seductive" Instagram model whine and complain because she's clearly not getting enough attention?
If you are unaware, #DNB stands for Do Nothing Bitch. The term has recently been made popular by Ronda Rousey, and is defined as a female who "does nothing," yet she has many valuable assets.
So, let me get to my point. DNBs don't bother me because I know how to work hard for what I have without needing to bash other women in order to gain popularity and success.
Honestly, if a woman wants to post half naked pictures on the Internet, that's her prerogative. If that is her way of finding a man to support her and her habits, it has very little to no effect on my goals as an individual.
However, I have noticed a trend. The girls who have been sharing said video post a ridiculous amount of selfies themselves. Here's some food for thought: Could it be that these women are intimidated by those they are tearing down? Rather than sharing an extremely negative, rude video, shouldn't those who feel so strongly about this issue find a better way to help these "insecure" women learn how to have more confidence?
Work hard for your own success, and these "DNBs" will not matter nor phase you. Don't be ill towards women who may not appear the have the same work ethic as you.
Social Media is a wonderful thing, but it has this tendency to skew our perceptions of what is reality and what is exaggerated. Don't be so simple minded that you believe everything you see on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.
