Family Fizz #8 another day, another nation. Kids still get no education

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hayley said:
100% agree. She is still a minor and living back in london (if they are back there im not too sure) then she will have people looking at her. I dont want to be seeing a childs nipples at her age but its not exactly hard to miss. If she doesnt want the catcalling which will be far greater being done here then she needs to dress better and wear a bloody bra. By all means dont wear one at home if thats what she wants (i still wouldnt because of a male being there) that go for it. But not in bloody public where people WILL look
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I didn’t mean I have no words for you, I just read back I mean I have no words for Mia and her parents sorry! It was like 2 in the morning when I wrote this 😥
 
I feel very conflicted about the no bra thing.

At the end of the day, they are just nipples and if a lad her age was walking around topless, no one would care that you could see the entirety of his nipples. Mia is wearing a top that covers hers, you can just see them when it's colder because of how our bodies react.

However, I do see it from the other side. We live in a world where a woman's breasts have become massively sexualised rather than being seen as another body part or something used to feed a baby if they so choose. Every single part of the body is sexual to some one but its not expected that we cover every inch of our bodies just incase Andrew over the road finds an ankle attractive. It's not Mias fault she lives in a world where her body is sexualised by people but it is something she should be aware of. If, God forbid, anything happened to her, we know from history that what she was wearing would be blamed by some people.

As for the cat calling. People are disgusting. it doesn't even matter what you're wearing a lot of the time but it does happen more often when people are wearing more revealing clothes. It also depends on where you are. In my home town, i was never cat called but only a few weeks after moving to uni I was, and that was wearing joggers and an oversized hoodie! Mia seems to now be aware of cat-calling after Costa rica and probably knows its inevitable as wrong as that is. But if she is confident enough to wear the clothes she is, i don't personally see anything wrong with it at her age

I have more to say but this is already long enough 🤷
 
I think Mia is more comfortable around teenagers who are a bit younger than her. She missed out on having a normal teenager life because of all the travelling and moving around so when they settled in Costa Rica for the year she was able to do some of the things she never got the chance to do before with the friends she made there. The way she talks about things and how she acts it’s clear she is mentally a lot younger than she is which is why she probably misses the friends back in Costa Rica cause even though there’s more things to do in London she doesn’t have friends to do those things with. I know she’s met up with a few different influencers or tiktokers but they’re not real friendships it’s more just meeting up to make content together cause she and the other person both have followers rather than just meeting up cause you genuinely get along and care about the friendship. Their reasons for leaving Costa Rica so quickly though is still very odd.
 
Lizard Queen said:
(I occasionally lurk and I'm posting for the first time in this thread)
What's wrong with the menstrual cup one? Asking honestly. I don't like their videos and they're wrong for many reasons but menstrual hygiene shouldn't be a taboo. 🤷🏻‍♀️
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I totally agree, it’s not something that should be taboo but it’s her demographics that are the issue.
DCP (dad challenge podcast) did a really in-depth video discussing her analytics and it showed that nearly 75% or more of viewers were men over the age of 50. It’s disgusting to think about, and Darren knows the demographics considering he also makes all of thumbnails as well. Again, nothing wrong with it, but I don’t feel like a 17 year old needs to be posting a video about that
 
selestia said:
I have no words for you what she’s doing and no words for Darren and Georgie. They moved from Costa Rica because Mia got cat called if I recall yes? Then why is she drawing more attention to herself with having her nipples out in the world AS A MINOR online and out in the real world. If I recall correctly she felt uncomfortable being catcalled in Costa Rica but even though it shouldn’t be, she will be cat called even more dressing like this as it can’t be helped from some men.

Darren and Georgie should protect her as she’s still a child and shouldn’t let her out like this as they apparently moved because of the cat call but let her out dressing like this? Literally no words left for this family.
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I would usually agree on things like this, but this enraged me. If a girl wants to show her nipples. She can show her nipples, god gave us breasts, they aren’t supposed to be sexualised, society and men have done so. There is nothing wrong with experimenting with other styles or wearing certain clothes, if it makes you uncomfortable don’t look. That’s your choice. “It can’t be helped from some men” oh no poor men and their raging misogynistic ways, their dirty objectification that just can’t be controlled, think about what you’ve just said.

GryffindorOfTheYear said:
I feel very conflicted about the no bra thing.

At the end of the day, they are just nipples and if a lad her age was walking around topless, no one would care that you could see the entirety of his nipples. Mia is wearing a top that covers hers, you can just see them when it's colder because of how our bodies react.

However, I do see it from the other side. We live in a world where a woman's breasts have become massively sexualised rather than being seen as another body part or something used to feed a baby if they so choose. Every single part of the body is sexual to some one but its not expected that we cover every inch of our bodies just incase Andrew over the road finds an ankle attractive. It's not Mias fault she lives in a world where her body is sexualised by people but it is something she should be aware of. If, God forbid, anything happened to her, we know from history that what she was wearing would be blamed by some people.

As for the cat calling. People are disgusting. it doesn't even matter what you're wearing a lot of the time but it does happen more often when people are wearing more revealing clothes. It also depends on where you are. In my home town, i was never cat called but only a few weeks after moving to uni I was, and that was wearing joggers and an oversized hoodie! Mia seems to now be aware of cat-calling after Costa rica and probably knows its inevitable as wrong as that is. But if she is confident enough to wear the clothes she is, i don't personally see anything wrong with it at her age

I have more to say but this is already long enough 🤷
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I love the look and stare Karma gives them a lot of the time on videos. You can tell she sees right through their lies and bullshit and looks confused at things they say sometimes. I’m sure off camera she’s asked many times why they aren’t in Costa Rica anymore cause she genuinely still comes across confused as to why they moved away and who all these people are that they’re suddenly meeting and never heard of before which is understandable why she’s confused. She does seem a bit more settled now but I really hope that they finally keep their word and actually have a permanent base in the uk cause the kids deserve stability.
 
Lolman1946 said:
I would usually agree on things like this, but this enraged me. If a girl wants to show her nipples. She can show her nipples, god gave us breasts, they aren’t supposed to be sexualised, society and men have done so. There is nothing wrong with experimenting with other styles or wearing certain clothes, if it makes you uncomfortable don’t look. That’s your choice. “It can’t be helped from some men” oh no poor men and their raging misogynistic ways, their dirty objectification that just can’t be controlled, think about what you’ve just said.


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I guess everyone has a different opinion on what is/isn't appropriate. No need to be enraged
 
Lolman1946 said:
Not your body, not your business so sick of this narrative of womens clothing being an issue
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It's so upsetting to see how many people here seem to think its ok for woman to be harassed based on her clothing. I could walk down the street naked and its still gives no one the right to catcall me. also that person saying "it can't be helped by some men".... ewwww disgusting, men can always control themselves, some just don't want to. If you don't want to see their nipples, just look away. And nipples poking through clothes isn't against the law, so if people think its inappropriate, then that's a personal issue that should be kept to you. I wouldn't tell a man to put a top on if he was shirtless, because it's his body and he's allowed to do what he wants without harassment.
 
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I think the photos of Mia are only significant as part of a larger problem. Women's bodies are sexualised constantly and Family Fizz exploit this constantly to get views which is particularly obvious when it comes to their choice in thumbnails. Women should be able to dress however they like and if they hadn't spent the majority of Mia's teen years sexualising her to get those extra views (and £££) I don't think the majority of people here would care in the slightest. She's now a 17 year old girl being watched by a lot of much older men and most of the time we know their location, which means that other people with less innocent interest will also know their location.

People should dress however they like and women's bodies shouldn't be constantly sexualised but they do not seem to want to protect their kids and that is sad. Their most watched video is of a 13 year old Mia wearing a pregnancy bump for a day (10million views) and the third is of Mia starting her period (7.3million views) whilst they're struggling to hit 200K views nowadays.
 
Boujiepig said:
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It's so upsetting to see how many people here seem to think its ok for woman to be harassed based on her clothing. I could walk down the street naked and its still gives no one the right to catcall me. also that person saying "it can't be helped by some men".... ewwww disgusting, men can always control themselves, some just don't want to. If you don't want to see their nipples, just look away. And nipples poking through clothes isn't against the law, so if people think its inappropriate, then that's a personal issue that should be kept to you. I wouldn't tell a man to put a top on if he was shirtless, because it's his body and he's allowed to do what he wants without harassment.
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Thinking something is inappropriate doesn't mean you think that the person deserves to be harrassed for it?
Not one person on here has said they think its ok for her to be harassed because of the way she dresses? Its definitely not right!
 
I had a look at Mia’s tiktok and she posted a video about getting some facial treatment done for her skin and I’ve nothing against anyone who wants to get a skin treatment done because sometimes they can work and be good for her skin depending on what you are getting done but the thing is with Mia’s skin is most of those scars on her face are permanent they’re never going to go away no matter what she does. I still battle with acne but all my teenage years I suffered severely with cystic acne. It was painful and made me insecure at times cause of how much acne I had on my face but at the same time I was used to my skin being bad for years so for me it felt normal cause I didn’t know any different.

Having acne doesn’t make anyone ugly and nobody should ever feel ashamed of their skin but I do understand why Mia is insecure cause I know what that feels like but the problem is she will eventually need to learn to accept her skin the way it is. I have 2 small scars caused by my acne and there are times I get insecure about them but I also know I’m a lot luckier than other people cause even the doctors I seen over the years said to me for how bad my acne was , to only have 2 little scars is actually a miracle and they told me because I went and got on medication quite early on and was applying special medicated acne gels and creams every night that gave my acne the best chance at improving and not leaving as many scars like someone in Mias case who hasn’t been on medication for her skin and doesn’t use the right things to help her acne.
I think like 2 years ago Mia said in one of her videos that she doesn’t take medication for her skin because her and her parents don’t believe in all that. I know different things work for different people and don’t get me wrong even though the medication did help me , it did come with some side effects like drying out my skin but it was worth it to avoid having a lot to acne scars. I can’t speak for everyone who has battled with severe acne cause there will be some people who found medication or gels/creams didn’t work well for them and maybe there was a skin treatment that helped them but they left Mias skin without help for so long. They probably thought she’d grow out of it so continued using their natural remedies and they also didn’t want to go to a doctor about it cause they don’t believe in that which is ridiculous in my opinion but anyway they waited until her skin got so bad and has all these deep scars and she was understandably insecure until she started trying out all these different treatments.

In my opinion they left it too long and seeing all her deep scars on her face actually upset me cause some of those scars could of been prevented. When acne is that bad it’s hard to stop scarring cause you’re most likely going to have at least one scar cause I tried everything and I still have scars but I know if I hadn’t been on medication from the start, my skin would be in a worse state right now so I’m grateful to my parents for caring about my skin and making sure I tried all the treatments no matter how expensive medication was they took care of it when I was younger. These skin treatments can be great and help with different things but they’re not going to make all those scars disappear. They might lessen the scars a little but I doubt they’ll completely go away but I don’t think Mia realises that. She wears a lot of makeup which won’t help her skin either. I know she wears it cause she’s insecure but I hope when she’s at home she lets her skin breathe.
 
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I know it’s been gifted but so shocked they actually went to a dentist
 
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