Plus-Sized Model Claps Back At Trolls Who Attack Bikini Photos – ‘Look Away’

A plus-sized influencer named Abby Bible is standing up to online trolls who criticize her for confidently showcasing her size 22 body in bikinis. Abby proudly declares that she will always be unapologetically herself, embracing her body despite the criticism.

Abby began posting bold photos of herself in bikinis, which triggered a wave of online attacks. Critics urged her to cover up and accused her of promoting unhealthy body standards. However, Abby dismisses these negative comments, asserting that plus-size bodies can look good in bikinis and are just as beautiful as any other.

While some people online praise Abby for her beauty and confidence, others express concerns about her health rather than her choice of clothing. They worry about the health risks associated with being overweight. Despite this, Abby remains steadfast in her mission to promote body positivity and self-love.

At 25 years old and standing 6-foot-1, Abby often speaks out on her Instagram about refusing to conform to society’s toxic expectations. She shares that, as a teenager, she struggled with feeling feminine because media standards suggested that being small and dainty was the only way to be desirable. Over time, she has freed herself from these harmful thoughts.

Abby appeared on Dr. Phil to discuss her journey with body positivity. She revealed that she struggled with her weight since childhood, weighing around 200 pounds at 14. She had a personal trainer who made hurtful comments, telling her she needed to lose weight to have friends and be loved. Abby once lost 100 pounds, bringing her weight down to about 235 pounds, but she realized that being thinner didn’t solve her problems or make her happy.

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Now, in a loving relationship, Abby is determined to remind others that plus-size bodies are beautiful and deserve to be celebrated. In a recent TikTok video that garnered over 82,000 views, Abby confidently wore a red string bikini and responded to a troll who said fat people shouldn’t wear bikinis. She captioned the clip, “If you don’t like it, look away,” and mouthed, “I don’t care,” to the camera. Her fans were supportive, with many expressing how she inspired them to embrace their own bodies.