A WELLNESS influencer has had enough with the unsolicited comments she receives from men regarding her fashion choices.
TikToker, (@thealia.d), typically shares upbeat content regarding her mental and physical health journey with her 21,000 followers.
Wellness influencer, Alia, has had enough with the unsolicited comments she receives from men regarding her fashion choices[/caption] The young woman claimed that men had asked if she was allowed to go bra-free while being in a relationship[/caption]However, Alia recently took the opportunity to touch on a new subject that had gotten under her skin.
The frustrated young woman videoed herself out on a walk with a friend as she told her fans what happened.
The two ladies seemed to be enjoying the sunshine in cropped tanks and high ponytails.
“Chloe and I are out for a walk,” Alia began. “We get approached by these guys who are like ‘Hey ladies can we get your number?'”
The women said they immediately let the men know that they were both in relationships. However, that response didn’t appease their over-eager suitors.
“Your men let you out like that?” the men asked, before pointing out “You’re not wearing bras.”
The two woman appeared shocked at the unsavory comment.
“We’re like yeah its a free country,” they shot back.
Alia’s friend took a moment to address the camera directly.
“Why would the status of are nipples indicate rather we want to be approached or not?” she questioned.
The comments section appeared somewhat divided over the braless stroll conundrum.
Some people were quite supportive of the women, encouraging them to dress however they want and ignore their critics.
“This is 2022, you ladies do what you want,” one person wrote.
A few people took the chance to draw support for the ‘free the tatas’ movement.
“Way more comfy without a bra,” they claimed. “Status of relationship should never matter.”
A handful of people continued to chastise the girls for their style choices.
“They want the attention and that is the issue…and they want it so bad they even post it here,” a third suggested.
Bra or no bra, Alia’s experience certainly encapsulates the struggle of many woman receiving unwanted attention in public.
Alia is not the only woman to embrace the bra-free movement[/caption]