I’m plus-size – trolls say I’m ‘promoting obesity’ & need to ‘go exercise’ but I won’t stop dancing around in my undies
ONE plus-size woman made a huge statement without saying a word.
Body confidence enthusiast Brynta Ponn responded to the troll comments that say she’s “promoting obesity” by continuing to dance in her underwear.
Though your body shape and eating habits are no one’s business, some hateful people make it theirs.
TikTok’s known body-positive supporter Brynta never lets the trolls affect her self-perception.
Yet, as she regularly receives comments suggesting she should eat less and stop being proud of her body, it becomes harder to ignore.
The strong-willed woman posted a video responding to all the horrible statements people have left on her page.
And instead of stooping to her cynic’s levels, Brynta silently made her remark.
In the top corner of the screen, one comment reads: “Diet and exercise, it will solve all your problems.”
Brynta moves side-to-side with a big smile in white underwear and a matching long-sleeve bra top.
Another comment appears: “Stop singing and put down the fork and knife.”
“This is stupid. Stop promoting obesity,” an individual’s comment follows.
Acting unbothered, Brynta continues to do her little dance.
“Fat Aunty Nice,” one troll said.
“Ok, no one want to C this.”
Brynta stops momentarily and makes a look of disgust.
Another comment pops up: “Go workout Lizzo.”
“Fat and degenerate.”
As Brynta swings her arms above her head, one last troll statement comes in: “Overweight doesn’t mean beauty love.”
In her caption, Brynta asks: “Well, isn’t this lovely?”
Contrary to the people who leave terrible comments on her TikTok, an outpour of love and support came through on this video.
A loving fan wrote: “You are gorgeous, keep doing what you are doing queen.”
“People have so many issues with people just simply existing,” one intuitive individual pointed out.
An inspired viewer admitted: “You have given me some inspiration. I hate every photo of me, never happy, you have shown me that it’s okay to embrace and love my body.”