Is This Appropriation of a Bride?

It is quite concerning that a magazine called "Brides Today" in India has featured a man on its cover, who happens to be the hairiest man ever. They are promoting this issue as "playful and fun", but many people find this offensive and inappropriate. It's disheartening to think that the world is heading in this direction, and it's not surprising that some individuals are in a state of shock when they see such content.

Unfortunately, it seems like we are living in a time where anything goes, and people are becoming increasingly delusional about what is acceptable. It's understandable that many people feel like they are being gaslit, and the term 'Clown World' has some validity. It's saddening to see the world transform into a place where morality and decency are being replaced with chaos and confusion.




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