I’ll never understand why people feel entitled to comment on other people’s bodies—especially in negative, unsolicited ways.

just… don’t.

also, I like my boobs. 

and if someone’s ever made you feel small for your body—fuck that noise. it’s way more about them than it is about you. 🖤

future culture is now. utility > hype. lfgooo 💀

Who asked them anyways? People like this don't belong on the Internet just let women be and let them live and exist in the body. They feel comfortable in. This was so unprovoked. No one asked their opinion. And I'm blocking them too because don't come for women especially someone you don't even fucking know. I think I'm more pissed off for you ￼

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Hi new friends, my name is Diamond 💎 
Sharing a glimpse of my lifestyle. Fashion, corporate baddie, foodie & 🐶 mom
Philly 👉🏾 California 👉🏾 Denver

I’m sorry that happened to you, Diamond. That sounds pretty awful. But it also sounds like you handled it with strength—props to YOU, Queen. 👑

And honestly, no one should have the righg  to speak about anybody, especially on someone's body at all. I'm glad you spoke up because you're right some people do not have the confidence to speak up at all. I remember when I first started dating my husband I had so much hate and backlash because I was dating a white man as a black woman and every  hateful comment that was made, I made sure I shared it to spread awareness and to make people know, it's not OK till cyber bully. So much respect and love for your queen. 👸🏼 ￼

🥹 grl preach and I’d feel the same way—more pissed off for you—so I get it and thanks. I mostly shared the interaction so as not to gloss over anything—as a means of hopefully reminding anyone who has experienced unwanted comments about their body (whatEVER that body looks like) that it’s simply not ok. I also understand that not everyone feels safe speaking up, so when I do it’s about everyone who feels like they can’t—not just me and my experience. 🖤🖤🖤