I love heated rivalry and I love Hudson and Connor, but we do need to adress how this fandom clearly represents how men will ALWAYS, ALWAYS, be praised for doing something that a woman did before and was deeply hated for it.
Cynthia and Ariana came to the internet suddenly being best friends with matching tattoos after a project they did together. Their closeness was perceived as bizarre and there where something obscure behind they friendship, where Ariana was suffering from Cynthia's overprotection.
Hudson and Connor came to the internet suddenly being best friends with matching tattoos after a project they did together. Their closeness was perceived as the most genuine and beautiful thing and thank god we have men like that.
Cynthia has a girlfriend and is super close with Ariana. People assumed Cynthia was cheating on her girlfriend.
Hudson has a girlfriend and the media posts some pictures where he is super close to other woman. People say we should respect their privacy and not speculate about other people's relationship.
Gabi Moura was invited to model on a Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. The internet complained on how "they were inviting tiktokers" to model, called her fat, and how she didn't deserve it because she wasn't prepared for it.
Hudson was invited to model on the Milan Fashion Week. The internet only talked about how handsome he looked and "oh, maybe his walk wasn't that great but hey! no judging right?"
Again, I am NOT hating on Hudson and Connor, I love them, they are amazing and totally deserve everything that they achieved. The point of this post is to talk about how women are and always were the most hated gender, and no matter what they do, people will always hate on us.
If you would applaud a man, but hate on a woman, what does it say about you?