A MODEL has hit back after trolls said she’ll never be able to get a decent bloke because of her size.
Steph Oshiri, 30, from Canada, has made a name and career out of showcasing her curves, and even managed to buy a house with the earning from her modelling career.
Steph has made a name for herself thanks to her curves[/caption]
The model is known for her large bum, which is her money-maker[/caption]
But despite her high earnings, the model still frequently has to deal with mean comments from haters who don’t get what all the fuss is about.
In a recent clip posted to social media, Steph targeted one especailly nasty comment and had the perfect response.
“I get comments like this all the time,” she said, “like no high-value man will ever want to be with you. No high-status man. No high-earning man will ever want to be with you. La la la la la. I hear it all the time.
“And I think it’s so fundamentally important for the majority of both men and women to recognise that most of y’all are average, okay.
“Making average salaries, and living average lives are averagely attractive, it’s average for a reason,” she continued.
The model, who boasts 480k followers on Instagram, confessed she’s not so “delusional” to think she can get any man she wants anyway.
“Yeah, I’ve been known to be delusional at times, but I am not so delusional that I really thought that it was in the cards for me to pull like a NASA astronaut, like hello, look at me,” she said.
Looks aren’t everything though, as she went on to explain how as she’s gotten older she’s realised having a hot man by her side isn’t everything.
In fact, Steph said she’d rather have someone be there for her rather than have the perfect body and is a big earner.
It’s the little things that matter more to her now, she confessed, like if she can rely on someone to look after her if she gets sick.
“That to me, is love,” she said.
After sharing her thoughts on the comment, other TikTok users were quick to defend the plus-size model.
One user wrote: “I see you as a high-value woman. Based on what I’ve seen and heard from you. Smart, articulate and fiscally responsible on top of your beauty and sexiness.”
“I think people underestimate the amount of rich nerds who want a freaky bad b***h they could never have when they were broke,” a second said.
Previously, Steph caused a stir online after she revealed how she got famous derriere, which she claims is 55-inches, to be so big.
It’s all thanks to a protein rich diet, she explained on TikTok.
Her mission to get a bigger bum naturally isn’t over though, and she has faced plenty of backlash for it.
She said: “I’ve had people comment 20 times on a single video making fun of me and calling me every name you could imagine.
“It’s not a normal thing to receive this type of hate, especially not in the capacity I deal with it. I think most would struggle with it.”
“You have to really want to do this job for that trade-off to be worth it. Your mental health at times will suffer.”
Despite the strains of the job, Steph said she still hopes to soon hit her next career milestone and grow her social media following.
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