Plus-Size Blogger Fat-Shamed for Uploading her Bikini Picture! Callie Thorpe Lashes out at Online Trollers & Haters!

Recently, a plus-size blogger Callie Thorpe was body shamed online as she posted her picture in a bikini on social media - Instagram.

Why are people around the globe so obsessed with delicate and hourglass figure? This obsession is leading to body shaming people who are skinny, obese and things are getting nastier day by day. Body shaming is more towards women who are fat, skinny, overweight and much more. Recently, a plus-size blogger Callie Thorpe was body shamed online as she posted her picture in a bikini on social media – Instagram. The lady within no time was bashed with rude, cruel and nasty comments on her pictures. Thorpe along with other Hollywood celebrities supermodels including Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid was featured in an article in Vogue, titled “Why Everyone Is Wearing This Bikini Style Right Now”.

The blogger posted a picture of herself where she could be seen dressed in a black bikini and within no time, people posted a series of nasty comments on her figure. The blogger hit back hard at the haters and online trollers who spoke badly about her. She talked about the intensity of such bad comments and the effects on her life. Some people commented saying “fat cow”, while others told she was busy promoting obesity. Such comments and rude replies which can make any one break down and lose confidence in themselves. Fat people can have sex and it can be intimate and beautiful: Curvy blogger Sarah Sapora’s makes strong point on body positivity

The blogger said that she never thought that she would get subjected to such harsh and nasty comments. In an interview with Yahoo Style, the blogger said, “To be featured in Vogue was such a huge deal.” The British beauty further added saying, “I know I shouldn’t really focus on Vogue validating me but I was really proud of it, and I still am proud of it.” In July she tweeted an article again, saying, “To all the people who called me fat, ugly and treated me like trash because of my weight growing up … Catch me on Vogue with your WCW.” Within no time, her page was flooded with nasty comments.

Vogue!

To all the people who called me Fat, Ugly and treated me like trash because of my weight growing up….Catch me on Vogue with your WCW. 😘💋

A post shared by Callie Thorpe (@calliethorpe) on Jul 11, 2017 at 4:31am PDT

Take a look at her Instagram posts.

Black Beauty!

Hello guys. I know you know a lot about me and my life because of how much I post but I guess I don’t know much about yours. I would love for you to share with me a bit about yourself, where you are from and how you found my page/blog. 💕

A post shared by Callie Thorpe (@calliethorpe) on Jul 18, 2017 at 4:53am PDT

Hottie!

Just a reminder that in this scorching hot weather it’s okay to wear less clothes to stay cool no matter what your body shape or size. But my most important reminder is to be kind to yourself if you are struggling with body image. @curvykate have a really lovely campaign running right now called My Body my BFF which encourages you to treat your body as though you would your best mate, with kindness and respect, you would never talk bad to a friend so why do we do it to ourselves? Use the hashtag #mybodymybff to share a photo of yourself loving your body and tell me below one thing you love about yourself. Let’s spread some love this afternoon 💕

A post shared by Callie Thorpe (@calliethorpe) on Jun 19, 2017 at 10:08am PDT

Gorgeous!

Bodies, they are funny old things we’ve been taught to love those that we are shown on the covers of magazines, but to hate our own because we have scars and stretch marks, bruises and cellulite. When we start to like not even love our bodies we are accused of being vain, full of ourselves, too sexy, or for me seen as ‘promoting obesity’ Can’t win, so why not just do the things that you want regardless of what people say. Life is too short Shake what your mama gave ya. Links to this swimsuit are in my new blog post linked in my bio.

A post shared by Callie Thorpe (@calliethorpe) on May 10, 2017 at 1:41pm PDT

“Any person who dares to feel comfortable in their skin, or attempts to be happy in the body they are in, no matter what journey they are on with their health, isn’t allowed to exist. If they do, for example, wear fashionable clothes, or put a swimsuit on to go to the beach, they are accused of promoting obesity and unhealthy habits.”

Lovely!

Swim wear doesn’t have to be boring when you a plus size there are so many options out there right now so you can slay this summer. Check out my new blog post where I share my 4 favourite places to buy swimwear. Link is in bio. Oh ps you can get the link to the swimsuit and coverup by registering with like to know it then sinply like this photo to get the links sttaight to your email. http://liketk.it/2rjvF @liketoknow.it #liketkit

A post shared by Callie Thorpe (@calliethorpe) on May 10, 2017 at 6:24am PDT

Hotness Alert!

So it’s Monday, but it feels like Sunday (yay for bank holidays) 😌 I’m currently curled up on the sofa writing a blog post all about plus size bikinis, it’s a big gun so make sure you keep an eye out this week for it. In the mean time here’s a photo of me all wrapped up in @gabifresh @swimsuitsforall bikini line. 🍉🍉

A post shared by Callie Thorpe (@calliethorpe) on May 1, 2017 at 12:01pm PDT

Perfect pose!

It’s crazy how comfortable I now feel being in swimwear, younger Callie would wear it but feel so conscious of her body. I’m a different person now, more secure in who I am, and i’m really okay with posting photos of my tummy rolls and my bruised and scarred legs because it’s just a body, my body. This particular bikini isn’t really high waisted which is my go-to and I wanted to share this photo in the hopes that if you are struggling with the thought of summer and being on the beach or by the pool, that you will remember all bodies are bikini bodies and life is far to short to spend life on the sidelines. Bikini @elomilingerie 👙

A post shared by Callie Thorpe (@calliethorpe) on Apr 27, 2017 at 1:06am PDT

Awww!

Okay, I know I’m overloading you with bikini photos but how can I resist when the backdrops look like this. 💙 Wearing @curvykate Sail away which will be out later in the summer ⚓️

A post shared by Callie Thorpe (@calliethorpe) on Apr 25, 2017 at 4:16am PDT

Sun Kissed!

Last full day in Greece and I’m pretty much going to stay right here in this spot. 💦

A post shared by Callie Thorpe (@calliethorpe) on Apr 25, 2017 at 1:00am PDT

The video she uploaded with “Dealing with online abuse” has been viewed over 26,000 times and 1,000 comments. The video is all over the social media. Thorpe became a bit emotional while expressing how she felt on reading such comments and said, “There were 900 comments and pretty much all of them were vile. It was just the worst thing I’ve ever read in the whole five years I’ve been blogging. I couldn’t get it out of my brain at all. In the night I couldn’t sleep because of some of the things I’d read about myself.” “Being fat is seen as being lazy, greedy and a waste on society,” Callie told The Independent. She further added saying, “It is one of the last acceptable prejudices in this day and age,” she said.

Take a look at the video here.

“It is absolutely insane to me that if we just call someone a troll and that makes it okay. But some of the stuff these people write is … just violent, nasty shit that no one should ever see.” Thorpe even told her fans, followers and well-wishers to take a stand against online bullying by reporting nasty comments. She even said that “Please use your voice, please use your report button, please email people in charge and tell them that it’s not acceptable to have comments in a section like that.”

It’s high time, haters and trollers stop body-shaming women. Posting mean comments on their photos and making them feel even worse is not a good sign. At least respect their privacy and let them enjoy their lives the way they want to. Do not ever forget that it is their body, their weight. Let them flaunt their body and if you have a problem with it better ignore. What do you guys think about this? Stay tuned for more updates on India.com Buzz.