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A SELF-DESCRIBED fat woman has insisted she doesn’t care when she’s trolled, because she loves everything about her curves.
Cecilia is no stranger to sharing videos and pictures of her curvy figure on her social media pages.
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But doing so often sees her subjected to cruel comments from trolls.
However, in a new Instagram Reel, Cecilia insisted she couldn’t care less – because there’s no aspect of being “fat” that she doesn’t love.
“Things I love about being fat,” she wrote over the video.
Cecilia then lifted her arm in the air to show how it “flies in the breeze”, waving it around to demonstrate.
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Next up was her “never ending belly jiggle”, which she showed off by dancing around in her sage green crop top and matching shorts.
She then pointed out “whatever you call this thing” – the bit of fat on her back, under her arm, spilling out above her bra.
Cecilia added some hashtags in the caption, writing “plus size women, big girl style, full figure, body positive”.
But once again, she found herself receiving some rude remarks from trolls in the comments.
“Things I love about being in good shape, NO HEART DISEASE OR DIABETES,” one wrote.
“Let’s stop promoting bad health choices,” another added.
“Things I like about being thin,” a third commented.
“I don’t have a short life expectancy, I can go on my bike for hours, I can see my own feet when looking down.”
“You can’t be proud of this….” someone else sighed.
“Encouraging others to not feel badly about looking like this is pretty ignorant,” another wrote.
“This is truly sad how being this huge is normalised,” someone else said.
“There’s a reason that people with obesity have shorter life expectancies.”
“Is this a serious video?” another questioned.
“Genuinely asking. Morbid obesity is not something to love.”
Others were more complimentary about Cecilia’s figure.
“I love your confidence but as a plus size girl I don’t see how you have so much!!” one wrote.
“What I see is gorgeous woman being herself,” another added.
“Sexy as hell!” a third praised.
“I just love your jiggles!” someone else gushed.
“Love you the way you are,” another insisted.
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