I’m a ‘thick’ redhead in the no bra club – I’ve got a goofy response to lingerie requests, people say I’m perfect
A WOMAN has proudly ditched the bra and has perfected her response to those who ask her to wear one.
The trend of joining the so-called “no bra club” is increasing as women choose comfort and personal freedom over feeling pressured to wear the undergarment.
The tag #nobraclub has been viewed on TikTok over 130million times.
Tiktoker Meg (@depressscious) is a curve model and occasionally does cosplay.
The redhead is also a proud member of the body positivity movement and proudly shows off her unshaven armpits.
In a video on TikTok, Meg can be seen wearing a low-cut crop top that accentuates her bust.
The audio clip featured in the video is from the Abridged series of Yu-Gi-Oh, a Japanese manga series.
It says: “Wait are you wearing a bra?
“No, I took that thing off – it was getting in the way of my girls.”
At this point, while Meg lip-syncs to the audio, she cups her breasts.
The clip continues: “Marik, I command you to put a bra on this instant!
“I refuse, my melons were meant to be free.
“Marik cease this foolishness.
“I can jiggle if I want to. I can leave my bra behind.”
Meg wrote in the caption: “In a silly goofy mood #freethetatas #nobra #thickgingertok.”
With over 100,000 followers and two million likes, fans love her confident style and unique content.
While Meg regularly ditches the bra, she can often be seen wearing a corset around her waist, further accentuating her curves.
One viewer took offense at her video featuring Meg wearing a corset.
They said: “I feel disgusted honestly when I see a woman as yourself exposing her body like that not modest at all.”
Meg hit back: “Then don’t watch it. Your personal values and opinions are not my problem.”
The critic then added: “I’m planning to” before Meg said: “Look at that, solving your own problems, so proud of you!”
The content creator has also hit out at people criticizing her for her size, including her own mother.
In another video she says that she is “on the 5’8” side of 5’7″…I’m sick of fatphobic people.
“Go home and stay there. #fatphobia #bodyacceptance #curvybodies.”
She explained how her 5’1″ mom who is a “retired medical professional” would ask if Meg was “trying” with her body “at all.”
She would add: “I didn’t weigh that much until I had kids.”
Meg noted in the comments that her mom clearly struggles more with body issues than her daughter.
“The sad part is, she knows I don’t have a confidence issue and it’s like she’s trying to convince me I should because she does,” Meg wrote.
Followers have praised Meg for her attitude, saying it has helped them overcome their insecurities.
“Thank you, you’re my aspiration,” one wrote, while another added: “You are gorgeous and, having the same body type as I do, give me life.”