Woman Body-Shamed For "Muscular Photo" Responds To Trolls, Says "I Can't Believe..."
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Speaking of her "muscular photo", Ms Aanchal said that the picture was taken during winter. "I was 6-7 kgs heavier than these pics," she wrote.
A Delhi-based fitness coach who was trolled online for sharing a muscular photo of herself has responded to bullies with a powerful post. Earlier this week, X user Aanchal shared a series of posts in which she discussed chest exercises that she practised at the gym over time. In her post, she also included the "muscular photo" in question. However, instead of the expected encouragement, she received a barrage of hateful comments. She was brutally trolled and body-shamed on social media with users saying that she "lacked feminine charm". I recently got unbelievable hate on X for posting a muscular photo.I wasn't hurt by the hate.The fact that no one read the tweet which was filled with immense knowledge disturbed me a bit.Now coming back to the photo.The photo was taken during winters, I was 6-7 kgs… pic.twitter.com/6SKxPgZmMX
Now, hitting back on the trolls, Ms Aanchal shared a powerful post on Thursday. She shared two new pictures of herself and said that the "muscular photo" was captured last winter. "I recently got unbelievable hate on X for posting a muscular photo. I wasn't hurt by the hate. The fact that no one read the tweet which was filled with immense knowledge disturbed me a bit," the fitness coach wrote.
Speaking of her "muscular photo", Ms Aanchal said that the picture was taken during winter. "I was 6-7 kgs heavier than these pics. I was on a bulk, and I love going on long bulks and you all motivated me to go on a bulk soon again," she wrote.
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