Being a person on the internet with any kind of social media following means having to deal with strange, oftentimes overly forward DMs from complete strangers. They usually never end how the strangers want them to, either.
For one TikTok influencer, a DM exchange turned sour after she rejected his advances, and he resorted to fat shaming her in response.
TikTok user Shelby Goodrich Eckard (@pcossupportgirl) posted a TikTok featuring a text exchange she had with a male fan, who was trying to ask her out at the time. She very politely said she wasn't interested.
Starting out by saying he'd like to get to know Shelby, and then insisting again after she stated she was neither available nor interested (twice), he finally resorted to calling her names and being insulting.
After that, Shelby replies by telling him to back off. Then she finds out he's engaged, and threatens to tell his fiancée about the whole exchange, to which he calls her a "fat [expletive]" and says there's no need to get anyone else involved.
Plenty of commenters on her first TikTok asked for the update, which didn't disappoint.
In the second TikTok, Shelby posts the conversation she has with the fiancée. She starts out by complimenting the fiancée, and then sends her the entire text exchange — insults and all.
On the plus side, she seemed to take the fact that her fiancé was messaging random girls to try to ask them out, and then insulting them when they said no, pretty well. All things considered.
Shelby updates us all with a comment she posted on the second video: "I’ve been blocked by both her and him on IG. 🤣 I bet she stays with him."
In an interview with the Daily Dot, Shelby said, "Honestly I usually mind my own business and would have just let it go as I normally do when I get creepy dudes in my inbox. But he wouldn’t take no for an answer."
One commenter on the original TikTok writes, "Why do they act like that😬 being 'nice' just to get something, and then being rude when they don’t get what they want?"
"If [the fiancée] doesn’t take it and use it for good, that’s on her," one user wrote.
I don't think there's a person alive who wouldn't want to know if their partner was cheating (or trying to). Like, is a guy who fat shames women who reject him really someone you want to marry?
What do you think of Shelby's story? Let us know in the comments!
h/t: Daily Dot
