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Unbelievable!

No, this isn't amusing. Bullying and aggressiveness are the terms for this. Then there was the unthinkable: "Take my wife's name out of your lips!" shouted Will Smith, Jada's husband, as he walked up to the platform and slapped Chris in the face before returning to his seat. The entire situation feels like a flashback to my adolescent years. Someone makes a joke about a person with an (undesirable) disease's physical appearance. And a man retaliates with a smack (was it really necessary?).

We grew up in a world where making fun of people's physical "flaws" as usual and accepted. Nobody dared to argue that the kind of comedy that makes fun of the short, the "fat," the "glasses," the "teeth," and so on were inappropriate. Bullying was common in classrooms (although the term "bullying" didn't even exist at the time).

Bullying, trigger, and mental health are some of the terms we study. What will happen at the Oscars in 2022?

Some women have spent their entire lives portraying "the ugly" in TV sitcoms, where they are constantly mocked. Dwarfs, obese people, and persons with impairments were all jokes in the circus and on TV.

At the same time, men were expected to "step out on a limb" at parties, frequently in response to women. In films like "Porky's," these attitudes (rotten humor and "men's" bickering) are vividly depicted.

Men will tell you that you must battle for your honour.

A return to the noxious era. A cruel joke Despite the two men's toxic mindsets, I confess that I sympathize more with Will in this scenario. I believe that kind of comedy, which laughs at the suffering of others, has already passed. He shows up. This is inexcusable. Is there anything more ancient than a fight in which the woman serves as the center while the males engage in combat?" Jada gazed at the two in bewilderment, and I suppose she must have suffered twice: she heard a joke about her illness, heard the laughter, and then it was left for her to "take care" of her husband who had lost control.

Will Smith, for example, bore the brunt of his wife's suffering. As though she belonged to him. It was the same mansplaining we'd heard before.

Family is not property, no matter how much it blurs moral lines. The other is not his territory to the point that he would intervene or instigate violence without first consulting him. Jada Pinkett Smith should take the remorseful approach

She has always managed on her own, even though she has no protection.

She would decide whether to slap comedian Chris Rock, leave the Dolby Theater, adopt the boycott's silence or mock the responses in the face of the infamous joke about her illness, whether she would slap comedian Chris Rock, leave the Dolby Theater, or adopt boycott's silence or mockery of the responses.

She is intelligent and articulate. She shaved his head to emphasize the importance of proper alopecia management. You know, I've been battling with alopecia, and this imperfection just emerged out of nowhere.

Take a look at this. It appeared out of nowhere, and it will be more difficult to conceal. At 50 years old, American actress, voice actress, singer, and businesswoman, and host of the show "Red Table Talk," who has appeared in films such as "Matrix Reloaded" and "Matrix Revolutions," as well as the TV series "Gotham," has a dazzling career that is not in the least overshadowed by her now Oscar-winning husband. Hair is a reference to beauty and sensuality within the standards of beauty we live in, which is why its loss is so terrible. There is a direct connection with femininity.

So much so that when we switch cycles, we instantly consider altering our hair. Looking in from the outside is usually simple. Only those who have lived through the realities of having a sick person in the house understand the sorrow and hardship.

Some people have more reactive reactions than others, and while I do not endorse violent acts, I cannot guarantee I would not have done the same. A razor's edge exists between logic and passion.

@MichelleMedeiros