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Woman defends relationship and insists boyfriend is not her feeder

Home> Sex & Relationships

Updated 15:26 18 Apr 2023 GMT+1Published 17:07 12 Apr 2023 GMT+1

Woman defends relationship and insists boyfriend is not her feeder

The couple's 'weight gap' relationship has led to a backlash

Ben Thompson

Ben Thompson

Featured Image Credit: Instagram/maria_sxh

Topics: Sex and Relationships, TikTok

Ben Thompson
Ben Thompson

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A plus-sized woman has defended her relationship against critics who have accused her boyfriend of being a 'feeder'.

Maria and Alin are in a 'mixed weight relationship' and their pairing has received criticism both in real life and online.

The Austrian couple met through TikTok and have been together for several years now.

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Alin and Maria have been criticised online for their weight gap relationship.
Instagram/@mariasxh

But the couple have received a huge amount of trolling online, as people would make assumptions about why they're together.

Maria told Truly: "There are many people who think I don't deserve to live just because I'm fat.

"I never had problems dating anybody, I think I just got confident at a very young age."

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She continued: "I get DMs from people, they tell me I should die and that they don't understand why someone deserves to live when they're fat like I am.

"Nowadays I just don't care, because I know these people are trolls on the internet who don't even know us."

She also hit back at the assumption that Alin is a 'feeder', saying: "People also assume that he feeds me things to gain weight.

"I didn't gain any weight since I'm with him.

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"Or they assume he fetishises me."

Although Alin admits he has a preference for bigger women, he says he had never been in a 'weight gap' relationship before.

He said: "Before Maria, I'd never been in a committed relationship with a plus size woman.

"I would say I definitely have a preference for plus size women. But there was also a lot of stigma around it.

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"I changed my mind once we actually got into a relationship.

"There were definitely toxic people and relationships that I went away from. I had a very good friend ask me, 'How can you even be with her?'

"We do get a lot of judgement when we walk in the streets, they can't believe that someone like me is with her."

For Maria, finding clothes that fit her is a difficult task.

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Maria wearing one of the dresses Alin made for her.
Instagram/@maria_sxh

But luckily for her, Alin is quite handy in the crafts department and is able to make clothes for his partner.

Alin explained: "I wanted her to feel beautiful and have nice clothes."

Maria gushed: "I love that Alin makes my clothes.

"If there's anything I cannot buy in stores, then I go to him and ask if it's practical that he can sew it for me."

The couple have also received a lot of supportive comments online.

One person wrote: "In all honesty, he should open a plus-size shop because he has a lot of talent. The dresses are so pretty.

"Like, get your money, man. I'm happy they have found happiness in each other."

Someone else called them 'so sweet' and a 'great couple'.

Another supporter commented: "They go together as a couple. People are always emphasizing the difference. What matters is that there relationship is genuine and they make each other happy. [sic]"

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