I’m plus-size & people are so rude when I strip to a bikini…they say I’m ‘brave’ & promote obesity – but I love my body
A PLUS-SIZE woman has revealed how whenever she wears a bikini in public, she always gets the same rude comments about her looks.
Kate Ross, who posts on TikTok as @fullplatekate, shared the nasty comments she hears as a, as she claimed “fat” woman.
Kate shared her video with the caption ‘EW, SHE’S SO BRAVE’ and claimed that different types of people will make the same remarks about her size and appearance.
In the clip, Kate posed at the beach, whilst wearing a strappy bikini.
She said: “Me: A plus-size person innocently wearing a bikini in public” as she then revealed the comments that she often receives.
Kate first shared a stock image of a young man and claimed that they often say to her: “Go on a diet. Men hate fatties.”
She then shared a picture of Regina George and her friends from the film Mean Girls, and claimed that such women will say to her: “Ew. She’s so brave.”
Following this, Kate shared a stock picture of a middle-aged man and claimed that they will often say: “I [will] make you my wife.”
After this, Kate posted a stock image of a middle-aged woman and stated that these women will often say to her: “You’re promoting obesity. You’ll die from diabetes.”
As well as this, Kate then shared a stock image of a mother, hiding her two children’s eyes.
To this, Kate claimed that such parents will say: “That’s what happens when you eat pizza and candy too much.”
Finally, Kate then shared a stock image of an elderly man licking his lips and claimed that these men will often say: “I like a real woman.”
Kate’s video has clearly shocked many, as it has quickly amassed a whooping 336.9k views.
It has 33.7k likes, 275 comments and 367 shares.
Many social media users could relate to Kate and were eager to express this in the comments.
One person said: “You look beauts and people need to get over it.”
Another added: “These comments are so true! I’m a very self conscious person.. but I’ve decided I gotta get comfortable.”
A third commented: “You forgot the “omg I love your confidence!” as a backhanded compliment.”
Someone else noted: “Why is this so accurate lol.”
Whilst another woman claimed: “This is SPOT ON!”