Adam’s Spring (Instagram photo/ Adam’s Spring)
“Everyone knows what manophobia is, but there is no name for the opposite phenomenon yet. It’s here and it’s kicking, and I want to kick it back.” Ma’ayan Adam said this morning in a monologue on her program on Radio 103, in response to the storm of Adel Bespalov’s campaign “Today it is Adel Bespalov’s stroller campaign, yesterday the flat stomach of Einav Bobalil and tomorrow a similar storm will explode – someone will do the worst thing of all! And leave the room with tight jeans Birth.”
Adam continued, “We only hug doubles in the stomach, fatigue, difficulty and distress. We want to see that they are all with us in the same bitter boat. And whoever sailed on the yacht, probably got something wrong. Sorry, it’s not ‘body positive’, it’s negative and terribly crooked. If beauty comes By any measure – it’s also legitimate to be a bomb after giving birth.”
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She later complimented Bespalov on the campaign, “Adele is like the perfect whipped cream on the milky, like the tantalizing drops on the Coke, like the clean and combed child of Kinder, like the smile of the toothpaste model, she is meant to present us with a utopian frame in the chaotic world of a young mother.”
However, she also identified with what was behind the talkbacks and tried to reconcile. “If we peel back the layers of ugly talkbacks directed at Adele, and the criticisms of the advertisement that did what advertisements do – ‘submission offer’: we will reach the bare nerve. The inflammatory root of the problem. For years we had to meet unbearable, disconnected, cruel and merciless social expectations, and it has arrived That’s it for us.”
“And this makes us feel that this is what is expected of us now, to deal with the mirror. It makes us angry that they don’t consider us, that they don’t see us, that they don’t see that we look horrible because we feel horrible and that all we want is to cry a little, and sleep, and figure out how to continue Life is from here.”
Adam concluded, “So I understand the storm of emotions, but I’m not sure that it deserves this importance. Because it would make it a lot easier for us and also lighten the atmosphere if we looked at the simple fact that all they wanted from us was to buy a cart. And if you come to the store in sweatpants with exhaust stains, they will let you in You are welcome and they will gladly sell it to you because no one expects you to be the advertisement, just to iron out credit at the exit.”
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