I’m plus-size and swim at the YMCA – I wear my favorite bathing suit but there’s an aspect of my outfit I don’t love
A PLUS-SIZE model has revealed her favorite bathing suit, but there was one aspect of her outfit she didn’t love.
But, as a big fan of swimming, she has accepted it goes with the territory and must be worn at the YMCA’s pool.
Jordan Underwood (@jordallenhall) is a “transexual model [and] fat activist.”
She has 110,000 followers on her TikTok, but this post achieved nearly as many likes.
Over 70,000 gave this video a big thumbs up and fans loved her body positivity.
One fan was moved to comment: “Honestly, I love your confidence.”
In her post, Jordan was preparing for some activity: “Get ready with me to go swimming.”
She had found this water sport helped her in more ways than one.
“I love swimming. Swimming is one of the best forms of exercise if you have lipdeoma. And also it’s just so fun,” she said.
Jordan wore one of her most-liked swimsuits.
“This bathing suit is one of my favorites,” she revealed.
The next part of her sporting wardrobe she was less keen on, however.
“I do swim at the YMCA which means I have to wear this swim cap,” she wrote stretching the blue plastic skull cap over her hair.
“[It] is a little bit of a downside, but you know, we’ll live with it.”
This lady was self-deprecating: “I don’t think it’s my best look but we prevail.
“I do really like this swim cap though. It is more comfortable to me than other swim caps.”
A loose pair of pajamas from ASOS were ideal for her swimming sessions and she threw them on over her swimsuit.
“I just love the comfort. I don’t think it looks like pajamas. Who cares I’m just going swimming,” she smiled.
Commenters thought she looked adorable.
“The swimming suit is so cute. It suits you so much,” said one person.
“That bathing suit is smoking,” mused another.
There was a fashion suggestion from this fan: “It’s too bad there’s not a matching swim cap that would be so cool.”
And she had convinced at least one other person to get in the pool: “I want to go swimming now.”