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I’m not pregnant, I actually lost my uterus to cancer last year responds to body shaming email on live TV
Why do people do what the e-mailer did, and who does this sort of thing? Disagreeing with or not liking a person is understandable. There are degrees to it, but some go far out of the bounds of civility and decency. Forget about the whole body-shaming angle, it's the idea of personal insults that gets me. There are people who do this consistently, to everyone they disagree with or dislike. Will brain science one day come up with explanations of this phenomena of ill/sick people?
www.independent.co.uk
‘I’m not pregnant, I actually lost my uterus to cancer last year,’ Leslie Horton told her viewers after reading the insulting email on the air
Why do people do what the e-mailer did, and who does this sort of thing? Disagreeing with or not liking a person is understandable. There are degrees to it, but some go far out of the bounds of civility and decency. Forget about the whole body-shaming angle, it's the idea of personal insults that gets me. There are people who do this consistently, to everyone they disagree with or dislike. Will brain science one day come up with explanations of this phenomena of ill/sick people?
Horton — who has worked in broadcasting for 35 years — said she has received critical and rude emails from the same man for the past four years “on a pretty consistent basis.”
In general, she said, receiving offensive emails isn’t uncommon for her or her coworkers.
“Myself and all my female colleagues, we all deal with it,” Horton said, adding that during her career, she has also received “messages that are inappropriate in a threatening way.”

News anchor issues on-air response to body-shamer who asked if she’s pregnant
Leslie Horton, 59, tells body-shamers to ‘think about the emails’ they send

‘I’m not pregnant, I actually lost my uterus to cancer last year,’ Leslie Horton told her viewers after reading the insulting email on the air