I’m a mid-sized – people say I have so much confidence to wear underwear as outerwear
A MID-sized model who loves wearing underwear as outerwear has told how trolls make her want to dress in even less.
Lucy McNally, 22, enjoys showcasing different skimpy outfits on nights out and has noticed she attracts stares from folk.
But she insists the judgment just makes her even more determined to stand her ground and wear what she wants.
The OnlyFans star, from Aberdeenshire, says: “I may be a middy-sized gal but wearing lingerie as outerwear, I still get the same reaction as what a size six woman would.
“Try and stop me. Some people say ‘you’ve got so much confidence for being a bigger-sized woman.”
“Others explain I ‘shouldn’t be wearing that? you’re not skinny enough to pull that off.’
“Or ‘you should maybe cover-up, it’s a bit see-through.’
“Also, people tell me I gave them the confidence to wear something like that because, if can pull it off, why can’t they?”
Lucy adds: “All this attention makes me more confident.
“Even the bad attention makes me want to show myself off more to prove a point.
“No matter what your size is, you can pull it off.”
Lucy previously told how she was a proud member of the No Bra Club and hailed Jennifer Aniston as her inspiration for “freeing the nipple.”
She said: “If she was able to show them off in the 90s, why can’t I in 2023?
“I’m a young female who’s worked in many different workplaces, some more professional than others.
“Being a midsized woman finding a comfortable bra is hard and costly.
“This is why I choose not to wear one. I’m comfortable and confident in my own skin when the ladies are freed.
“When I used to work in a bar I had some pretty foul things said to me due to people being able to see my nipples such as slut, that’s slag behaviour, or you’re looking for male attention or validation.
“Even women were unimpressed with my nipples being uncovered.
“They’d make comments in fear of their men seeing what I had. They felt threatened by a young woman wearing no bra.
“I was comfortable as I wasn’t working in pain.”
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