This Woman Savagely Dragged The Guy Who Used Her Photo In A Body Shaming Meme On Twitter

By Callie Byrnes,
Body shame on twitter
Twitter / @imleyton

Sometimes I can’t believe that it’s 2017 and we’re still body shaming, but here we are. A prime example is this guy’s Twitter meme, which shows two pictures of models: a thinner one he captions “girls that I like” and a thicker one he captions “girls that like me.”

The dude was obviously trying to shame the thicker model and show that, in his opinion, she wasn’t as pretty, but Twitter wasn’t having it.

But seriously.

https://twitter.com/ItnHmn/status/910256831750135809

https://twitter.com/basilmalik/status/910270873818550272

https://twitter.com/DamienSebe/status/910275894807269377

https://twitter.com/weirdassatname/status/910304251204714496

But none of it is quite as beautiful as the response from the woman he’d captioned “girls that like me.” Body positivity blogger Lesego Legobane said it all with four little words:

I’m sorry but: DEAD.

https://twitter.com/jcrguezmelian/status/910361347065614341

Apparently she dragged him so hard that he completely changed his mind, because a few hours later, he posted this:

Um, good try.

Moral of the story: don’t body shame on the Internet. Trust me, you’re just going to be destroyed. Thought Catalog Logo Mark

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