I’m a gym girl who happily walks around with my nipples out, I am so unbothered by the Karens who give me side eye
A GYM girl has shown her defiant streak as she said she’s not bothered by the look her haters give her.
The bold TikToker said she’s not fazed by her look in the gym.
The fitness fanatic (@kayymurph) is a self-confessed “gym princess” and often shares workout videos on her social media channels.
In one clip, the text appeared on the screen: “Me happily walking around the gym with nipples poking out of my sports bra.”
She then took a dig at the Karens who give her a side-eye while working out.
“Karen” has become a popular term to describe entitled middle-class women who look down on others.
The influencer, 25, captioned the clip: “Honestly, so unbothered.”
TikTokers sympathized with the gym girl, with one saying: “They hatin’ cuz they wish they were like you.”
While another influencer said they felt gymgoers are more judgmental when she wears a sweater and pants.
Dozens of TikTokers have admitted they’ve their gym attire has caused a stir.
Fellow influencer Sylvia Hussein (@sylviahussein) claimed that one of her boobs fell out while she was wearing an apparently “risky sports bra.”
But, the influencer didn’t seem to be too concerned despite the embarrassing mishap.
Sylvia is known for posting racy clips of herself flaunting her curves and often posts workout content for fitness fanatics.
Fellow fitness fanatic Shelley-Ann has said she refuses to hide her body while lifting weights.
In a viral video, the influencer added the audio of a pretend hater telling her to put a bra on as they could apparently see her nipples.
Shelley-Ann scoffed at the comment and said no in the audio.
The TikToker curiously asked her haters: “Is it a secret I have nipples?”
Meanwhile, The U.S. Sun reported how Grace Victoria (@grace_victoria_lifts) slammed her critics who say that she could cover up while exercising.
And, accomplished athlete and fitness influencer Gracie Collis (@gracie_collis) encouraged gymgoers to wear what makes them feel comfortable, rather than what their haters suggest.