The message they try to convey to us all the time is that "you are the most beautiful when you are comfortable", but when it comes to a post that publishes cuts and corsets, and behind it is Leah Griner, there are surfers who can not connect to the message.
Among her many pursuits, Griner also owns the bunnytummyshapewear, which is a kind of blue-and-white version of Kim Kardashian's "Skims" if you will, and includes women's and corsets in a variety of cuts and colors.
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In honor of the new year, Griner posted a post on her Instagram page, in which she invited her followers to come and be impressed by the corsets and sculptures and enter the new year in a more collected and tightened cut.
"Everything you measure sat even better, I promise. Flatter yourself in 2022," she wrote.
Among the encouraging responses, one could also find some surfers who did not really support Griner's message, as their son was also a surfer who had a rather long discussion with Griner about the problematic nature of her words in his eyes.
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"You're basically telling women that if they're full or have donuts on the sides, then they should use the chopsticks and be something they are not. What happens when she meets a man and spends the night with him without being aware of donuts?", The follower continued, "And don't give a damn about this. Proudly celebrate who I give."
Griner did not ignore the words of the same surfer, who also made sure to tell her that he loved her much more in her full version from the past and she replied to him: "My husband is used to me being sculpted from the day he met me, and there is no problem with that." Fake it till you make it, "she wrote.
"How much did you suffer to look thin," another surfer added, and another wrote: "I'm a little disappointed with you, is that what you convey to girls? Hide the fat, the weight, who you give using a corset and create a fake picture of yourself? We went back to the Middle Ages."
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