Mill Bobby Brown shoots again from critics – “I do not apologize”

Mile Bobbi Brown She replied to the criticism she received from her appearance, accusing those who are behind him in “bullying”.

Brown is busy with his permanent tour for Netflix’s “Electric Status” and debuted with a new view during the action.

The new view of the actress, which appeared blondes of the 90s in combination with the 90s and inspired Y2K, excited about her fans. However, several publications questioned her appearance, saying she was growing up over her years.

On Monday, Brown shared a video on Instagram, responding to those who criticize her appearance.

She began with the confession that the situation was “greater” than it. Actress – Note“I want to take a minute to refer to the fact that, in my opinion, more than I am, what affects every young woman who grows under public control.”

Brown said, “I think it is very much talking about it. I started in this area when I was 10 years old. I grew up in front of the world and for some reason people can’t grow up to me.”

“Actress” Strangers “continued, instead they act the way I should remain frozen in time as I still need to look the way I did” Stranger Things “1 season. And because I don’t know it, I’m now a goal. “

Brown mentioned some articles and authors who criticized her appearance.

She said, “I want to talk about articles that have recently released when I am in a press -tour, and some writers who desperate so much to thwart young women.”

Brown articles include “Why is as bad as Milleie Bobby Brown Sering?” Written by Lydia Hole; “What did Mill Bobbi do?

Brown also said: “Another article states:” British Matt Lucas takes the strange, which pursues a new “makeup makeup” mill Bobna, written by Betan Edwards, enhancing the insult, not asking why an adult man mocked the appearance of a young woman. “

Brown continued to express his dissatisfaction with the nature of the articles. She said, “It’s not journalism. It’s bullying.”

She added: “The fact that adult writers spend their time, dissecting my face, my body, my choice, it’s anxious.”

Brown also called on women who are behind some articles, saying, “What some of these articles are written by women is even worse. We are always talking about raising and supporting young women, but when it comes down, it seems easier to disrupt them for clicks.”

The 21-year-old actress continued: “disappointed people do not cope with the girl to become a woman on her terms and not her own. I refuse to apologize for growing up. I refuse to make myself smaller to meet the unreal expectations of people who do not cope with the girl.”

She emphasized: “I will not be ashamed of how I look like I dress or how I represent myself.”

Brown also spoke about the current grievances in the society regarding the agility of people for criticism, not positive.

She said, “We became a society where it is much easier to criticize than to pay a compliment.”

Brown asked, “Why does the reaction to the knee say something terrible rather than just say something nice?”

She continued: “If you have problems with that, I have to think – what really makes you so uncomfortable?”

Brown completed the call of everyone to do better. She said, “Let’s do better. Not only for me, but also for every young girl who deserves to grow without fear of breaking for just existing. Thank you!”

Brown restricted comments on his message, but many Hollywood stars and celebrities still shared their thoughts and praised her for standing before her critics.

The driver of the formula -1 Lewis Hamilton wrote: “It is really proud to be a mile.”

Actor Louis Parridge commented, “Well, said Mile. He treated with grace.”

The Breaking Bad star also commented on Aaron Paul: “You are such a wonderful example of grace and reciprocity. The way to retreat. So proud that the mills are.”

Sarah Jessica Parker wrote “Love You Mills”.

The actress and producer of the movie Sharon Stone added, “Thank you. It really doesn’t matter our age and growth, we must be ready to completely possess ourselves without falling on the false ideology of the media. Good job, my friend.”