I was watching a comedy skit the other day, and the entire storyline of the skit was basically about a guy who has been texting this lady for months online, only to see her and realize that he had been catfished by the lady. It turned out the fine, slim, sexy lady he thought he was talking to all along was a very fat and not too good-looking lady, so basically the total opposite of what he was expecting.
While I watched that skit, I started to ask myself a question about how people who act the part or scene of an ugly person, or in this case an ugly and overweight person, always feel.
And this is because, in as much as they're getting paid for it, I'm sure no one would like being used as a bad example for things like that. Imagine only being called to set whenever the director needs someone to act as a scary, ugly witch or something.
I'm sure that must make them feel so bad and might also keep them up at night, crying and wishing they could get any other role but that of the one they're currently playing.
And I know that being a fact could easily be said to be the lady's fault, but being ridiculed for it all the time, all in the name of a skit, must make her feel somehow. Because in most of the videos that I've seen her in, she always gets rejected by the people in it, and sometimes some terrible things are said to her, all just to make their viewers laugh, at the expense of her own sanity.
I might be overthinking this whole thing, but I know for a fact that I wouldn't want to be like those guys who they only think of whenever they want to shoot terrible scenes or videos like that one.
