People Outraged At Partner's Response After Woman Said She 'Felt Fat'

A woman who told her partner she 'felt fat' didn't quite get the response she was looking for - and people are fuming.

Hannah - who goes by the name of @rodrickssimp_ on TikTok - posted a clip to the video-sharing platform, where she revealed a screengrab her partner had sent her.

You can watch the video below:

In the clip, a message from her partner reads: "If you feel fat just don't eat for a few. Dunno what else to tell you babe."

Hannah added in the caption: "He didn't even send a tw."

It's not clear what Hannah's initial message was, but by his response it seems like she was looking for a little reassurance.

And people were fuming with the message, with one TikToker commenting: "And they say romance is dead!"

While another said: "THE BLOCK BUTTON LOOKS REALLY APPEALING."

And a third added: "He really thought abt it, TYPED IT OUT, and still decided it was okay to say."

While a fourth said: "Did he just…. cure body image issues worldwide?"

And a fifth commented: "Imagine not taking a few moments out of your day to just make the person you claim to love feel better."

TikTok/rodrickssimp_)

Some users took the partner's side, with one writing: "Not an appropriate reaction but I feel like it seems like he’s tired of hearing it. I’ve unintentionally snapped like that."

While another wrote: "I’m not saying what that is is right it’s not but what do u expect him to say."

And a third said: "Not defending anyone but i have friends that constantly complain about the same things and tbh ive just run out of things to say after a while."

But others were having none of it, with one responding: "Maybe comfort her at least. Like is empathy not an option?"

And another added: "These comments are horrible. you’re so beautiful babes and you deserve to eat whenever and whatever you want. you deserve way better than this boy."

TikTok/rodrickssimp_)

And one pointed out: "He may not know what else to say but encouraging skipping meals is not a solution!!"

Topics: Life, TikTok

Lucy Devine

Lucy is a journalist working for Tyla. After graduating with a master's degree in journalism, she has worked in both print and online and is particularly interested in fashion, food, health and women's issues. Northerner, coffee addict, says hun a lot.

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