I’m an unapologetic fat girl & love wearing bikinis – never hide in your room if you think you're not skinny enough | The Sun

A SELF-DESCRIBED "unapologetic fat girl" has urged others never to hide away in their room because they think they're not skinny enough.

Abby clearly loves her curves, and has no issues showing them off – whether in cute dresses or even string bikinis.



And in a recent video on her TikTok page, she shared a look at some of her recent outfits.

And writing over the top of the video, she added: "My advice to you is please don't ever sit in your room and lock yourself away because you don't think you're skinny enough."

The video included clips that appeared to have been taken on a recent holiday, with Abby sporting outfits including a chic backless dress, a red swimsuit and a string bikini.

"You’re enough just as you are," she added in the caption.

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And people were largely complimentary in the comments, with many thanking Abby for her positive outlook.

"I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS AND I LOVE YOU!!!!!" one wrote.

"Beautiful lady we need more of you," another added.

"Good on you gorgeous inside and out," a third commented.

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With someone else wrote: "OMG! You give me confidence, you’re gorgeous."

"Yes!!! You’re a legend, thank you," another added.

As someone else commented: "Amazed you have to justify anything , you go girl you're beautiful."

As ever, there were trolls commenting on Abby's post as well.

"You really look like you have ruined your body," one cruelly wrote.

While another added: "No body positivity can justify that."

"Yuck," a third commented.

As someone else wrote: "My god… Poor girl."



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