I’m body shamed for being abnormally large chested – people class my outfits as ‘sexual’ when they’re not

GETTING dressed in the morning is a challenge when you have a large chest.

An actress shared the rude feedback she receives about her “abnormally” large chest, and it’s frustrating to hear no matter the outfit.

TikTok/thugmuffintop

TikTok/thugmuffintop

Grace Rizzo, an actress who also performs music under the name Thug Muffin, took to TikTok to commiserate with her followers about the annoying problem.

Sitting in her car, Rizzo talked directly to the camera, speaking about content warning flags she’d apparently received on the social media app.

“I guess TikTok decided that because I am abnormally large-breasted for a person my size, all my content is sexual content,” she said.

Gesturing down at her clothing – a cropped bikini-style top underneath a long-sleeve jacket – Rizzo frowned.

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“This is just an outfit,” the actress insisted, raising her eyebrows and looking frustrated.

Because she lives in Los Angeles, where the daytime temperature is often above 80 degrees in the summer, Rizzo’s ensemble is hardly unusual.

Commenters agreed, with several comforting her about the body-shaming she received.

“You have to realize that those on TikTok that are going against you really don’t know what they’re doing,” one wrote. “They’re a bunch of idiots.”

“You’re not an object!” another person said. “Shame on them for looking at you that way.”

Rizzo was openly appreciative of their words and thanked everyone in the comments section who provided kind comfort.

But even on her own post, Rizzo received troll comments.

“You know what you’re doing,” one viewer said.

Rizzo responded, “IDK what that f***ing means but go off.”

The shaming commenter chose not to elaborate, only adding, “Don’t act surprised” in response.

A few other commenters jumped at the opportunity to call Rizzo sexy, despite the nature of the post.

Fortunately, one other content creator provided a tip to skirt automatic flags – though it wasn’t clear how accurate the hack was, Rizzo said she’d try it.

“Put TW: fake body,” the fellow TikTok user wrote. “That prevents it from getting under review.”