I’m curvy and people are so rude about my body – skinny girls are the worst but old men can be so out of order too
A CURVY woman has taken to social media to reveal the cruel remarks people often make about her body.
She claimed that skinny girls are the worst and will encourage her to go on a diet, but old men will often make a very rude remark too.
Posting on TikTok under the username @memphisrem, the blonde-haired beauty revealed the comments people have said to her about her looks, as a “curvy girl” in her 20s.
The woman first shared a picture of a young girl and claimed that these types of women will often encourage her to try weight-loss methods.
With an image of a woman, she claimed that these types of women often say: “Hey girly! Have you ever tried skinny coffee? You can lose up to five pounds a week!”
As well as this, the woman claimed that as a result of her size, men are often not interested in her, but will want to chat to her friends instead.
She shared an image of a random young man, and claimed that such men will often ask her: “What’s your friends’ snap?”
However, she noted that she does get some interest from men, but they always make the same comment.
Sharing an image of a random man, she claimed that some men will look at her and say: “I love big girls.”
Following this, she then claimed that some middle-aged women will make her feel bad about her size, by telling her about how small they were at her age.
She shared an image of a random lady and claimed that they will often tell her: “I was only 104 pounds at your age and I wore a size 00.”
Finally, the mid-size babe claimed that old men can be really out of order and will often make a very rude remark to her.
She shared an image of a random elderly men and noted that such men say: “Once on the lips, straight to the hips.”
The woman’s clip has clearly shocked many, as it has quickly gone viral and has racked up 3.6million views.
It has 581.4k likes, 2,715 comments and 5,623 shares.
Many social media users could relate to the woman and were eager to express this in the comments.
One person said: “I don’t appreciate how real this one was.”
Another added: “Spot on.”
A third commented: “SO ACCURATE.”
Whilst someone else noted: “It’s the mom comment that hit so hard for me.”
Meanwhile, another user noted: “Don’t forget the “you’d be so pretty if you lost weight” and your friends asking you to take photos of the group and not be in them.”