Amber Heard’s Friend Shares Why She Believes Women ‘Hate’ Her
A close friend of Amber Heard slammed women who “hate” her, saying they have “low self-esteem.” A Twitter user wrote, “I was invited to speak on a podcast about Depp v Heard. The interviewer said that many of Depp’s…
A close friend of Amber Heard slammed women who “hate” her, saying they have “low self-esteem.”
A Twitter user wrote, “I was invited to speak on a podcast about Depp v Heard. The interviewer said that many of Depp’s supporters are women and they hate Amber Heard. I’m seeing the hatred of women and antifeminist views rising amongst women. Do women hate other women? And if you think they do, why?”
Eve Barlow, a music journalist, replied, “It’s easy for women with low self-esteem to hate AH or justify their prejudice towards archetypal feminine strength/beauty by denying their envy of it.”
She added, “They perceive an afforded power that’s truly a myth, and excuse their own inefficiency at being resilient against misogyny.”
Barlow argued, “AH had to fight for her life, despite her position and assumed privileges. She still wasn’t afforded a savior.”
She claimed it is “much easier to get behind a woman who plays the damsel in distress than it is to empathize with a woman who has had to liberate herself.”
Actor Johnny Depp is suing his ex-wife, accusing her of defaming him in a 2018 op-ed published by The Washington Post.
In it, she described herself as “a public figure representing domestic abuse.”
USA Today points out the article does not specifically name Depp, but his lawyers argue he was defamed because it refers to abuse allegations Heard made in 2016.