I’ve got back rolls, hip dips, armpit pudge & a bloated belly & I love it – trolls shame me for it but I think it’s cute
A WOMAN has revealed that she has back rolls, hip dips, armpit pudge and a bloated belly and she loves her body.
Olivia Kirkby, a body positive content creator explained that regardless of what trolls think or say about her shape, she doesn’t care, as she has learnt to embrace her “imperfections.”
In a recent clip posted on TikTok, Olivia proudly displayed her figure in a crop top and matching skirt.
She shared her video with the caption ‘I look so cuddly’ and showed off her “insecurities” that she thinks “are adorable.”
As she displayed her belly she noted: “Cute lil belly.”
She then turned to the side and said: “Back rolls.”
Following this, Olivia pushed out her stomach as she added: “Ma lil bloater.”
She then sat down and pointed to her “squishy rolls”, before showing off her “armpit pudge” and “hip dips.”
Olivia confidently danced around, proudly displaying her body for her loyal followers to see.
Her clip has clearly impressed many, as it was posted just two days ago, but has quickly amassed a whopping 377.2k views.
It has 37.1k likes, 382 comments and 250 shares.
Social media users were overwhelmingly positive and were eager to praise the confident blonde in the comments.
One person said: “You are STUNNING. We love a confident QUEEN.”
Another added: “You are perfect and thank you for promoting body positivity.”
A third commented: “You are the most gorgeous person I’ve ever seen.”
Whilst someone else noted: “You help me so much. Gorgeous accepting queen.”
Another woman admitted: “I needed this. Thank you.”
But Olivia explained that not everyone is always as kind about her looks.
She noted: “Everyone’s insecurities in my opinion are actually super cute when you think about it.
“Like your dimples on your legs, omg or your rolls.
“I don’t care if you think they’re ‘gross’ or ‘ugly’ or whatever, because they’re actually cute.
“We all find weird things cute – like a baby elephant is cute or a dog with lots of neck rolls is cute so why not your bells rolls also?
“You can apply this to anything and it’s just a nicer way to speak to yourself.
“At the end of the day, it’s speaking kindly to yourself that makes a difference.”
In another video, Olivia sported a blue string bikini as she danced along to a voiceover saying: “She’s a 10 but she… no that’s it actually. She’s a 10.”
And while the comments section was flooded with people praising her self-confidence, there were also some snide remarks from those who were less approving.
One wrote: “You are a 4, but that’s ok.”
A second chimed in: “Don’t feel bad, not everyone is a ten. And people don’t call people what they are not.”
Whilst another added: “Lettuce… Give it a try.”
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