I have a flat chest but love being a beach babe – trolls call me a ‘surfboard’ but you don’t need boobs to look good
A BEACH babe has been trolled for her flat chest which meanies reckon make her a ‘surfboard’.
Boobs come in all shapes and sizes – and every one of them is worthy of being celebrated, including TikTok user’s Juicy Tail’s (@juicy_tail) girls.
But despite the growing movement of body positivity, the young dancer, from Brazil, has been viciously mocked online by trolls over her slim built.
For many, the stunner, believed to be in her 20s, is far too slim and they reckon the chest is so flat, she may as well be a ”surfboard”.
In one such video, which has taken TikTok by storm, Juicy Tail cold be seen walking on the beach rocking a teeny bikini and soaking up the sun.
However, it wasn’t long before savage trolls flocked to comments to leave rude remarks.
”Maybe they’ll still grow?” wondered a meanie, reflecting on her boobs.
”Something’s missing,” another reckoned it would be funny to say.
”Why wear the top part?” someone else was baffled.
”What even is there to cover?” a fourth wanted to know.
Luckily, it seems that the young woman is not bothered by the mockery, as she continues to share snaps of herself enjoying the breathtaking landscape.
Unfortunately, life is not much better on the other side – and TikTok user Monica Barry (@monicaelise2) , who has big boobs, knows a thing or two about trolls too.
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The young woman explained in her video that several negative comments she received growing up were from other women.
She said that teachers would often ask her if she had a jacket to put on during class.
The TikToker was also told to cover up by other girls who were worried their boyfriends would stare.
Older women would even make Monica uncomfortable by commenting on her cleavage.
“Just wait till you’re my age,” she recalled them saying.
Unwanted attention from boys while growing up was another thing Monica had to contend with.
The influencer remembered being told to “pop one for the boys.”
Monica also claimed that even when people kept their comments to themselves, she could still feel their judgemental looks.
Other users took to the comments section to share their similar experiences.
“I feel this. It doesn’t matter what we do or how covered up we are. I still get stared at,” wrote one viewer.
Another follower said: “Literally why I wear baggy clothes.”
“Literally same. I got told the same things, especially do you have a jacket,” commented a third person.