I’m a woman in the military – people say I’m a 10 in my uniform but wait until you see me out of it
NOTHING instantly improves your appearance like a well-assembled ensemble, which explains the adage “ladies love a man in uniform.”
One member of the military proved the trope isn’t just for the boys’ club – but it helps that she looks gorgeous out of uniform, too.
Monica Richardson, a drill sergeant in the US Army, uses her TikTok account to share workout routines and updates from her daily life.
One post that garnered a lot of attention showed Staff Sergeant Richardson in army camouflage and some casual getups as well.
She posted a slideshow to TikTok that began with two photos of her in military uniform. Then, a text-to-speech voiceover took over.
“When they ask what you look like out of uniform,” it read in a chirpy monotone as new photos of Richardson came on screen.
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These pictures showed Richardson in a low-cut wrap top, a fitted turtleneck, and a casual sweater, along with one gym selfie that showcased her toned muscles.
Her followers jumped at the opportunity to compliment the stunning sergeant, with many feeling totally gobsmacked by her beauty.
“Welp, I’m in love,” one man said. “Now what?”
“Soooooooo beauteous. Thank you for your service,” wrote another.
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“A woman who is strong, courageous, and a natural-born leader sometimes needs to be reminded of just how amazing they are,” said a third.
Fellow members of the military and former soldiers put their own spin on the flirtation.
“I’ll be a trainee just to have you as my drill sergeant,” said one eager veteran.
“I would be at basic acting up on purpose,” said another. “We would spend so much time together with you yelling in my face.”
No one seemed confused or put off by how gorgeous Richardson is, several pointed out that she’s “a perfect 10” in or out of uniform.
Several said that her sparkling eyes and her beautiful hair were her best features, which look the same in or out of uniform.
One enterprising gentleman in another branch of the military had a suggestion for Richardson.
“On behalf of the Navy, we recommend you switch branches,” he joked.