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It’s not funny.
This Friday (16), once again, the model Raissa Barbosa had an episode of emotional lack of control. It was during a conversation with Luiza Ambiel. He got up suddenly, slammed the bedroom door, and started screaming. He crossed the house, went into the bathroom and violently kicked the door until part of its structure fell.
Days before, Raissa ran on three beds and faced Carol Narizinho, her friend, in a state of great tension. The expectation of an assault remained in the air.
When she was referred to the garden for the second time, she poured a tube of cream on top of Cartolouco and Biel. The first time she was sent to the field, she threw water at the singer and violently hit a pillow to vent her anger.
In this Friday’s talk with Luiza, Raíssa reported: “I am medicated to control myself.” Luiza listened and asked: “What were you going to do?” Raissa explained, “I lose the line, you know. I don’t want to lose the line anymore, I want to be in control of my attitudes.”
Raíssa’s official profile said she suffers from borderline syndrome, a disorder that affects the model’s mood and behavior. Record refuses to speak about his state of health on the grounds of “medical secrecy.” It does not confirm or deny what you have.
Based on what has already been shown, the viewer has the right to wonder if a person with this condition, taking medication, can participate in a program that emotionally affects even those who do not have any disorder. If the answer is “yes”, it is up to Record to explain this to those who are watching.
Record is promoting an overexposure of a woman who needs help and collaborating so that heavy stereotypes continue to be reproduced, such as the “crazy woman”.
The station must be more transparent. Tell him how he’s helping Raissa and even explain why he’s keeping her in “Fazenda.”
It is not funny to see a person with a serious problem suffering in a house with 24 hour surveillance. This is not entertainment.
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