I’m plus-size & people expect me to hide my body away but I refuse to stop wearing fitting clothes

BODY image issues are abundant in today’s world. This is especially true with women – they either feel too skinny, too fat, too curvy, not curvy enough, and the list goes on. It can be exhausting to try and meet society’s expectations of how a woman should look, dress, speak, and act. One woman named […]

BODY image issues are abundant in today’s world.

This is especially true with women – they either feel too skinny, too fat, too curvy, not curvy enough, and the list goes on.

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A plus-sized woman named Callie said society expects her to dress a certain way[/caption]

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She doesn’t enjoy hiding her shape in baggy clothes[/caption]

It can be exhausting to try and meet society’s expectations of how a woman should look, dress, speak, and act.

One woman named Callie, who goes by @chaoticallycallie on TikTok, encouraged users to do whatever they need to do to feel confident.

She posted a video with the caption: “Wear whatever makes you feel your best and most comfortable.”

In the clip, she began by showing viewers how “society expects fat people to dress.”

Callie wore an oversized blue t-shirt with baggy shorts so that her shape was kept hidden from sight.

In the next frame, she revealed how she actually dresses.

Callie, ignoring the social codes of conduct and instead doing what made her happy, wore a revealing bikini-like top so that her cleavage was on display.

She paired the top with a bright red, tight skirt that hugged her curves and showed off her figure.

With her hair blown out and a full face of makeup, Callie looked stunning and exuded confidence.

This unabashed confidence is what she is known for, and her TikTok bio reads: “Being hot and occasionally fashionable.”

Her followers loved the video, as it received over 5.3 million views and thousands of praising comments:

“Gorgeous! Thanks for empowering me! I have an event to attend to this weekend and I’m so afraid of how I might look,” one person wrote.

“They want us to hide our bodies, but when we do wear baggy clothes we’re labeled slobs,” another noted.

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Callie prefers to flaunt her figure in fitted outfits[/caption]