Tracy Hinson’s response, which was additionally posted on Facebook and Instagram was met with a variety of physique-constructive messages from varied folks.
A neighborhood climate reporter had the proper reply after she was physique-shamed by an unidentified viewer.
Tracy Hinson was approached by a bitter viewer on Twitter and was informed that she ought to “wear a top that covers the bulge in your stomach”. she was additionally “advised” by the viewer to put on a “girdle for the stomach overhang”.
Hinson, who works for KSDK in St Louis, Missouri, posted a physique-constructive message in response to the body-shaming which learn, “Dear Mary, yes I do watch my airchecks. NO, I will not be strapping myself into a girdle because you don’t like my belly”. In her publish, she additionally wrote that she loves her physique simply the way in which it’s. Her publish ended with #nomorefatshaming.
Many took to Twitter to laud Hinson for her riposte. Her response, which was additionally posted on Facebook and Instagram, was met with a variety of physique-constructive messages from varied folks. Take a take a look at among the heartwarming feedback:
Sorry you’ve got to cope with such imply feedback. Love your positivity! Love your physique and that’s what issues – nice message!
— Mary Jane Daum🍀 (@MaryJaneDaum) October 12, 2019
You go woman! You have been an exquisite addition to @ksdknews!
— JoAnn Marty (@jmartymom) October 12, 2019
I can’t imagine somebody took day trip of their day to ship that type of crap your method. 😥 pic.twitter.com/NzZaW6MVvg
— Denise (@StlMotherhood) October 12, 2019
What the deuce Tracy. You look nice. Some people will be so darn impolite and catty.
This Mary character wants classes at school.
— Tony Matthew (@WMTWVikesFan8) October 12, 2019
Please let me go to Mary’s home and do a narrative about her magnificent perfection!🤬😡
— Bob Hoehn (@bobhoehn_stl) October 12, 2019
You are superior and delightful inside and outside Tracy! 😘
— Janice Dean (@JaniceDean) October 18, 2019
Dear Tracy, I don’t know you, nor have I ever seen you on TV. But this tweet has unfold past your market and I simply need you to know that I hope you meant this deep inside and you alter nothing. Thank you for this and props to you. I believe you’re stunning. Be you.
— Anita Hurst (@AHurst927) October 13, 2019
