A CONTENT creator has clapped back at online haters who have trolled her for her “not so feminine” bodily habit.
The self-love advocate uses her online presence to raise awareness about the freedom to do whatever you want with your own body, especially her own.
Content Creator Jo Vloggs uses her social media presence to share self-love tips and body-positive messages.
It comes as no surprise that she would take to TikTok to voice her support of whatever a woman wants to do with her body, or in her case, not do.
Vloggs is very vocal online about her lack of shaving and shares in a series of videos the reasons why she chooses not to.
In one TikTok video, she bares it all and shows her long armpit to showcase that women don’t need to live up to modern-day beauty expectations and can make their own.
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Many trolls have commented on a number of her posts to share their thoughts about her body hair choices, but Vloggs just reminds them continually that she can do whatever she wants with her body.
In another video, she replies back to the comment of a random man on a previous post that read: “I’m a cis heterosexual man and even I trim my armpit hair right back as short as possible. no one wants sweaty armpit stank (which hair makes worse).”
Vloggs stated in the caption of her comical reply video “good for you but it’s my body so it’s my choice and I don’t care what you think” with the dubbed audio saying: “I don’t really give a f*ck.”
The series of videos about her bodily choices don’t stop there, and some of her other TikTok content humorously trolls viewers back who reply negatively to her words.
In one video, she goes into depth about why the judgment needs to end simply because she’s a girl.
“And FYI, feminity is a social construct. Every time we stereotype women and put them into boxes and now expect them to be certain things women don’t want to be,” she states in the video.
She goes on to say that girls don’t exactly have to be feminine, just like men don’t have to be masculine and any gender can be whatever they want to be.
“I’m technically masculine and feminine and I love that for me,” she declares proudly.
Vloggs reinforces the notion of “you do you and I’ll do me” strongly throughout the course of the videos and promotes positive mental health.
Her thoughts and feelings resonate with many viewers along the videos with a number voicing their support in the comments.
“I love your videos and have much respect for you. don’t change. you are a beautiful person the way you are,” one user commented.
“You’ve got some strange people in these comments. why are women expected to shave off natural hair and men don’t have to?” another wrote.
