The influencer calls the strangers who look at her G-g-g-g-glyze: ‘If you offend you, don’t look!’

An Australian woman with a G-philxhan bust has called foreigners who constantly stare at her body, stating that she has reached a “control point”.

Hannah Zaslawski, who became known on social media than the first 50 data series, has left RIP to those who Gawp in her chest after a recent experience in a shopping center.

During its exit, Mrs. Zaslawski – who was wearing a single top – was in the conclusion of the obvious judgment by strangers.

Saturated, she wiped her phone and recorded a SP that later shared it online, which quickly went viral.

“Yes, this is my body. I have big bits. Just what I am. I won’t wear a high -neck shirt wherever I go, ”she said in a tiktok video.

“Stop looking at. If you offend you, don’t look! “

Since what News.com said. It was the third time in three days that she would be the conclusion of taking a missing look by an elderly woman in the size of her breast.

“Just felt like a temporary point,” she said.

“As a well -equipped woman, I often face opposing images from older women or unwanted attention by older men.”

“I am disappointing because it is not something that I invite or encourage in any way. If a woman with a smaller cup of cup wore the same outfit, no one would notice. “

“But because of my body, it is expected to wear high neck peaks or excess shirts just to make others feel more comfortable. It has nothing to do with my comfort – it’s about their expectations. “

She said she realized and respected that the older generation had grown up at another time, saying they grew up at a time when “women were limited in many ways.”

“I am too grateful to live in a time when women are liberated,” she said.

“But for women who see younger women with judgment, I want to say: It’s never too late to learn, grow and adapt. Be proud of women who embrace their bodies and their freedom.”

“If you still bother you, remember the tips my mother and grandmother always give me:” If you can’t say nothing nice, don’t say anything. “Is a simple rule, but it’s the one who can make the world a place too most positive for everyone. “

Mrs. Zaslawski’s video, which has been seen almost 100,000 times, attracted many people’s attention.

“A few weeks of action I was shopping and two older women (50+) walked by me and one said ‘wow’ and the other said ‘I wish I had your problem.” My jaw fell, ”commented on a social media user.

Another said, “I mean you can probably choose a small pair of breasts when you came out.”

“I too am a cup of G and so sick of ridicule that they are big,” added another social media user.

Mrs. Zaslawski said the response had been great supporting, with many sharing their experiences.

“Opening with eyes to see how common this is,” Mrs. Said Zaslawski.

“It is also sad and disappointing. Frustrating that women are still judged only for existing in their bodies. And it is sad to see that instead of celebrating the empowerment of younger generations, some women are avoiding them. I believe we should exalt each other, not judge. “