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The publication of the famous divided the opinions of netizens
Updated on 05/08/2023 18:48 BRT
Photo: Instagram/Angelica
In the afternoon of this Monday (Aug. angelica wrote a post that caused a lot of controversy on social networks and divided the opinions of Internet users. She used the shopping climate on Mother’s Day to advertise. The famous the mother of three is Luciano Huck suggested that netizens buy vibrators to give to their mothers.
In the ad’s caption, which was shared on both the famous personal profile and that of a company she is a partner in, the caption included information on how the object can benefit women: “Have you ever thought about to give wellness vibes to your mom? But not just the ones that go into a tight hug or a sweet card, but the one that releases serotonin and oxytocin in the blood, has 10 types of vibration and has a subtle look,” they wrote.
![>](data:image/svg+xml;charset=utf8,<svg height="508" width="600" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" version="1.1"/> "Angélica encourages children to give their mothers intimate objects and sparks controversy online: \"lack of respect\" 4")
Photo: Instagram/Angelica
The publication received several comments from netizens, making ironies and jokes: “When I give it to my mother, she throws it right in my face kkkkkkkkkk,” said one netizen. “I am SO familiar with my mom on these matters that she finds it easier to give me a vibrator than I do to her,” wrote another. “angelica, have you ever imagined getting that from a child? How disrespectful to say that,” asked another.
Other netizens supported the ad, saying they didn’t see anything unusual in the post: “People treat everything as taboo and a problem,” commented another netizen. “If you don’t want to give the gift and think the people giving it are ridiculous, respect other people’s opinions,” said another. “A lot of women with sexist thinking who don’t leave the box and don’t check their concepts,” said one user on Instagram. “How much is taboo. It seems like they gave people cellphones with internet access from the 13th century and came to comment on the post. Crazy like that,” said another.