Influencer Rebeca Stones just wanted to share a moment before heading out to work out and, wearing her exercise clothes, she recorded it, uploaded it, and went straight to the gym.
The problem was that she did not think the post would end up full of comments she could not understand.
“Ibuprofen every 6 hours for the swelling”, wrote one user. “Ibuprofen every 8 hours, baby”, added another. “I see too much swelling”, someone else commented.
At first, Rebeca did not understand what they were implying. She thought it was some kind of joke, but as time went by, more direct messages and sexually toned comments began to appear.
Finally, one user explained what others were pointing out: the workout leggings she was wearing outlined the intimate area of her body. “Her pussy is showing, ma’am”, one of them wrote.
Intrigued, Rebeca watched the video again and said that she herself had not noticed anything strange before posting it.
The influencer decided to respond to the criticism and defended that there was nothing inappropriate about her outfit. “I have a p***y”, she said bluntly, explaining that her body simply exists and should not be a reason for sexualization.
“That part just exists and shows because I simply have that there”, she stated, also noting that she is an adult woman of 26 years old and should not have to limit the clothes she wears because of other people’s comments.
Her response sparked debate on social media, with users divided between those who criticized the comments she received and those who continued making jokes about the video.
Here is the video with translations on TikTok: