I’m thicker than a Snickers and love my belly – people call me a ‘goddess’ when I show off my full body
CONTENT creators who embrace body positivity can find plenty of inspiration on “ThickTok,” the corner of social media dedicated to plus-size profiles.
One queen of this TikTok community fully embodies the fat positivity movement by labeling herself “fat and fierce,” while others call her a “goddess.”
The plus-size model goes by BoBerry (@boberryvip), and her TikTok page is all about self-love.
In a video, she celebrated her bodacious build and opened the gates for a flood of compliments from others.
She began the clip with a close-up of her face, which looked radiant as she smiled sweetly at the camera.
Still looking directly into the lens, BoBerry slid back, revealing her full body.
She wore a half-zip workout top and pale purple leggings to accentuate her curves.
In the hashtags, she emphasized that she was “fat and fierce,” “fat and happy,” and “thicker than a Snickers.”
Her fans competed to lavish her with compliments.
“Your beauty is killing my eyes,” wrote one passionate man, adding in eye emojis, heart symbols, and even a bouquet of emoji roses.
“So beautiful, and then the zoomout, just…” wrote another, trailing off into some heart-eye symbols.
“Ooh, yes please,” wrote a different commenter who was more committed to brevity.
Several shared their approval in her choice of outfit. “Them leggings are the right fit,” one man said.
Another agreed, writing, “Love seeing you in leggings.”
Admirers called her “a goddess,” “so yummy,” “gorgeous,” “stunning,” and “a beautiful lady,” to name a few titles.
A few cruel, trolling comments slipped through the cracks.
“It’s funny, all these people say ‘beautiful’ and ‘gorgeous,'” one woman wrote. “In person, y’all would turn the other way.”
She was quickly dismissed by the model’s fans. “I personally would NOT ‘turn the other way,'” a man argued.
A second suitor said he “loves her size and confident strut.”
One man reassured BoBerry by addressing his compliment to her directly. “I love all of you,” he professed.