content: I think your comment touches on part of a truth that's sometimes ignored: one of the core aspects of attraction is health. People are attracted to health, and the way they measure health is by observing your indicators of health. That's why obesity is fundamentally unattractive, as are rashes, acne, blemishes, and red, irritated skin. That's also why modifications to indicators of health, such as makeup, are so effective in increasing one's attractiveness. I'm not quite sure what the premise of the video is; is it to complain about how people responded to someone who looks unhealthy, or is to complain about people finding her appearance unhealthy in the first place? If it's the latter of these two, well, it's pretty childish to bitch against an aspect of human nature. People aren't going to change what they find attractive anymore than they'll be able to change their eye color. If it's the former, then the only lesson you have to learn is that people are assholes, but only you are responsible for your reactions to assholes. If someone says something you don't like, tough. You don't have the right to not be offended, but you do have the power to either let it affect you or to ignore it. This is how adults interact with the world.