More than 100,000 people want to stop the new Netflix series!

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Just hours after the release of the trailer for the new Netflix series, nearly 100,000 people signed a petition on the Change.org website announcing the release of "Insatiable" on August 10 to prevent. The reason: The streaming provider is accused of "fatshaming" and glorifying a certain ideal of beauty, as reported by the BBC.

The series is about a girl named Patty, played by former Disney star Debby Ryan his clbadmates are teased because of his excess weight. A broken jaw forces Patty to lose weight. With her new look, she suddenly gets the admiration of other students. But instead of making new friends, Patty uses her new status to take revenge on her tormentors.

The petition, created by Florence Given, says this image is false for young viewers.

"This is not an isolated incident, but part of a larger problem that every woman has experienced before in her life, when self-esteem is fixed by her body and the look of men.It is exactly what the series does.It glorifies not only the toxicity of weight loss culture, but also the objectification of women's bodies. "

Also Data Believes that the series could well cause psychological problems in teenage girls.

Debby Ryan, Patty's actress, expressed himself on Twitter to allegations and states that with the help of satire in the first to the problem is emphasized:

Satire is a way to make fun of even the most difficult things (…) and sometimes difficult to hold talks. I have to laugh at my pain, otherwise I will dissolve and cry and get stuck instead of going through it. For many people, it is a mechanism of adaptation to healing. Over the past few days, I've seen how many people even talk about the issues that come into play in this story. I am grateful for that because I want these stories to be told as well.

Netflix has not commented on the allegations so far and plans to continue publishing the series on August 10th.

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