Being a woman on the internet can be kind of tough at times. It can definitely feel like no matter what you do, your physical appearance will get criticized for one reason or another.
And even if you are seeking attention online based on your appearance, there will always be others who want to tear you down for that very same reason.
TikTok user Lily, who goes by @ig_pilyplum96, posted a video in which she shows off the bridesmaid dress she'd been sent for her friend's wedding.
Instead, it was the friend's fiancé (in other words, the groom to be) who picked out the dress, eliciting a suspicious "hmmm" from Lily herself.
As Lily is someone with a larger chest, the cut of the dress leaves much of the TikToker's chest exposed.
After all, anyone can wear what they want.
But it's easy to see how some might find it a bit too provocative of an outfit for something like a wedding.
Since it was uploaded in mid-July, the TikTok was viewed over 2.8 million times, and was liked over 122,000 times. Hundreds of people flocked to the comment section to make their opinions known.
While there were plenty of people who loved the dress, there were also a lot of people quick to judge Lily based off the dress's fit, as well as her appearance.
"I seriously doubt that! any reason to get them out be it fictional or real," one commenter said.
Another wrote, "This could cause trouble if it was true! lucky it isn't...."
One commenter wrote, "Am I the only one who is like that's a Bigg 🚩🚩🚩🚩. like yes, it looks great, but, Uhm..."
Another commenter was on the same page, saying "That is the biggest red flag ever, he’d be single after this it if was me."
"Too be fair, the thirst comments aside it's a really nice dress," one user commented.
And there were, of course, plenty of comments telling Lily how stunning she is in the dress.
In a separate TikTok, she responded to a commenter by sarcastically saying, "No I hate attention please don't look at me!"
But to be honest, whether the story is true or not, getting attention is kind of the point of posting things to social media.
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