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Dove Cameron Addresses Criticism After Posting Blurry Bikini Video On Instagram

“you need to re-evaluate what trips you up,” says the actress in response to critics.

Via @dovecameron on Instagram

Late Friday night, actress-singer Dove Cameron posted a short video to her Instagram account.

The mirror selfie video finds the “Descendants” star posing in a bikini.

The video does open the door to a logical criticism. Insofar as it uses a decidedly blurry filter, it does not offer a clear look at the gorgeous entertainer.

Some Instagram users nonetheless went in a different criticism. They ripped Dove for the explicit nature of the picture.

She initially addressed the reaction in the video’s caption, noting “i love the female body (guys if i’m in a bathing suit, and i’m 23 and you’re tripping, you need to re-evaluate what trips you up. and also get more comfortable w the human body).”

Later, she posted Bouguereau’s classic “The Birth Of Venus” painting, which depicts nudity.

“the human body isn’t offensive y’all,” she wrote in the lengthy caption. “Stop objectifying women so hard that you convince yourself that something natural and beautiful could ever be something offensive. also let women define their own bodies & their relationship to their bodies for themselves. stop defining women’s bodies for said women. (goes for women shaming women as well).

“it’s so repressed and unhealthy to look at nakedness and see something bad. it’s just hundreds of years of social conditioning & it’s super weird. we should be done with this whole shame thing.”

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the human body isn’t offensive y’all. stop objectifying women so hard that you convince yourself that something natural and beautiful could ever be something offensive. also let women define their own bodies & their relationship to their bodies for themselves. stop defining women’s bodies for said women. (goes for women shaming women as well) it’s so repressed and unhealthy to look at nakedness and see something bad. it’s just hundreds of years of social conditioning & it’s super weird. we should be done with this whole shame thing. at any age (children as well and ESPECIALLY) and any gender. we only make nakedness inappropriate when we objectify and sexualize. a body is not inherently sexual. its beautiful and innocent. stop ruining it for yourself & others

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Written by Brian Cantor

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