Lost after seeing Dainora Dvarionaitė's buttocks: angry comments are deafening
Translated from Lithuanian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- A social media photo shared by Dainora Dvarionaitė has sparked intense online debate.
- The photo, taken two years ago, features Dvarionaitė's posterior and has drawn a range of critical and vulgar comments.
- Users on various social media platforms have discussed the image, with Dvarionaitė seemingly embracing the attention.
A photograph shared by Dainora Dvarionaitė on social media has ignited a firestorm of online commentary, with users expressing strong and often vulgar reactions. The image, captured two years prior, prominently features Dvarionaitė's buttocks, prompting a wave of criticism.
Fuu ku**a, it's like looking at a bull's ass, where do you people come up with such nonsense, where is the beauty in this?
One commenter bluntly stated, "Fuu ku**a, it's like looking at a bull's ass, where do you people come up with such nonsense, where is the beauty in this?" Another remarked, "Broilers are trending." A third user expressed disgust, writing, "I don't believe this is real. It's disgusting, b***."
Broilers are trending
Some comments delved into categorizing women based on their appearance. One user suggested, "Well, her husband can rest easy... She practically has no possibility of being unfaithful. Because she already represents the category... unffuck..." This comment divided women into "certain categories."
I don't believe this is real. It's disgusting, b***
The photo's discussion extended beyond Dvarionaitė's personal Facebook page to other social media groups. D. Dvarionaitė herself appeared to welcome the widespread attention, noting, "So relevant a photo that it's shared in groups! Let's go viral!" The "City of Sins" Facebook page also shared the image, asking, "Who is this?"
Well, her husband can rest easy... She practically has no possibility of being unfaithful. Because she already represents the category... unffuck...
Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.