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‘I’d be embarrassed if you were my mum’ people say as woman says she’s mistaken for a teen & gets trolled for her outfit
A GYM-LOVING mum has been savagely trolled for her booty-revealing outfit.
Sometimes, nothing can cheer up your day quite like being told you look younger than your years – and this is exactly what one woman, Denice Moberg, claimed happened to her one day.
The young mum, from Sweden, was trolled for her outfit, which some reckoned wasn’t fit for ‘an adult’instagram/deniceemoberg
Others also thought she was trying too hard to be the main characterinstagram/deniceemoberg
The mum-of-two, from Sweden, took to Instagram where she claimed a stranger had mistaken her for a young teenager – however, the video didn’t go down too well amongst social media users who raced to shame her.
The fitness lover, who works with one of the biggest gym brands in the world, Gymshark, had shared a clip of the outfit she’d been wearing that day.
The look included a pair of teeny denim shorts showing off her incredibly toned legs, as well as a tiny crop top and chunky platform sandals.
”POV: When someone thinks you’re the big sister but you’re a mum-of-two,” the blonde beauty was all chuffed in the clip.
”Thank you to the old lady that thought I was a teenager,” she wrote in the caption.
However, unfortunately for the gym super fan, the video was soon seen by dozens of cruel trolls, who flocked to comments to mum-shame her.
Many seemed to have an issue with her fashion choices, as one reckoned: ”It’s because you’re dressed like a child, not a woman.”
Another agreed, writing: ”Maybe because you’re wearing denim underwear in public?”
Meanwhile, a third chimed in: ”I’d be so embarrassed if this was my mom.
”The “look at me” energy is too much.”
”I’m sorry but no one thinks you are a toddler’s big sister. You look like an adult,” someone else penned.
Luckily, there were also heaps of positive remarks, with kind-hearted social media users hitting back at the haters.
One pointed out: ”Crazy how society normalized young girls and teens wearing what she is wearing but then grossly tell a grown a** adult they can’t wear it.”
Someone else agreed, writing: ”Oh, I’m sorry, because a woman is a mother she can’t dress for HERSELF and be proud of the body that created life? Y’all are delusional.”
A third echoed the sentiment, adding that the bullies were most likely simply jealous.
”Yal are some soiled sour bitter jealous women. Close your mouths, get in the gym, and get off peoples page with your jealous a**es.”
Denice regularly shares fitness-related content, as well as adorable family snaps on her page, which has won her close to a whopping 1million followers.
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Healthy habits to prevent skin ageing
Although a lot of this has to do with your genetics and how much care you take of your skin, there are also a few healthy habits that can make a huge difference.
To avoid sun damage use sunscreen – every day, no matter whether it’s sunny or cloudy.
Avoid sunbeds, which have also been linked to skin cancer and premature ageing.
Avoid smoking, vaping and excessive drinking.
Stick to healthy and nourishing foods, such as green leafy veggies and fruit.
Make sure you get a good amount of sleep – roughly eight hours a night.
A GYM-LOVING mum has been savagely trolled for her booty-revealing outfit.
Sometimes, nothing can cheer up your day quite like being told you look younger than your years – and this is exactly what one woman, Denice Moberg, claimed happened to her one day.
The young mum, from Sweden, was trolled for her outfit, which some reckoned wasn’t fit for ‘an adult’instagram/deniceemoberg
Others also thought she was trying too hard to be the main characterinstagram/deniceemoberg
The mum-of-two, from Sweden, took to Instagram where she claimed a stranger had mistaken her for a young teenager – however, the video didn’t go down too well amongst social media users who raced to shame her.
The fitness lover, who works with one of the biggest gym brands in the world, Gymshark, had shared a clip of the outfit she’d been wearing that day.
The look included a pair of teeny denim shorts showing off her incredibly toned legs, as well as a tiny crop top and chunky platform sandals.
”POV: When someone thinks you’re the big sister but you’re a mum-of-two,” the blonde beauty was all chuffed in the clip.
”Thank you to the old lady that thought I was a teenager,” she wrote in the caption.
However, unfortunately for the gym super fan, the video was soon seen by dozens of cruel trolls, who flocked to comments to mum-shame her.
Many seemed to have an issue with her fashion choices, as one reckoned: ”It’s because you’re dressed like a child, not a woman.”
Another agreed, writing: ”Maybe because you’re wearing denim underwear in public?”
Meanwhile, a third chimed in: ”I’d be so embarrassed if this was my mom.
”The “look at me” energy is too much.”
”I’m sorry but no one thinks you are a toddler’s big sister. You look like an adult,” someone else penned.
Luckily, there were also heaps of positive remarks, with kind-hearted social media users hitting back at the haters.
One pointed out: ”Crazy how society normalized young girls and teens wearing what she is wearing but then grossly tell a grown a** adult they can’t wear it.”
Someone else agreed, writing: ”Oh, I’m sorry, because a woman is a mother she can’t dress for HERSELF and be proud of the body that created life? Y’all are delusional.”
A third echoed the sentiment, adding that the bullies were most likely simply jealous.
”Yal are some soiled sour bitter jealous women. Close your mouths, get in the gym, and get off peoples page with your jealous a**es.”
Denice regularly shares fitness-related content, as well as adorable family snaps on her page, which has won her close to a whopping 1million followers.
Fabulous will pay for your exclusive stories. Just email: fabulousdigital@the-sun.co.uk and pop EXCLUSIVE in the subject line.
Healthy habits to prevent skin ageing
Although a lot of this has to do with your genetics and how much care you take of your skin, there are also a few healthy habits that can make a huge difference.
To avoid sun damage use sunscreen – every day, no matter whether it’s sunny or cloudy.
Avoid sunbeds, which have also been linked to skin cancer and premature ageing.
Avoid smoking, vaping and excessive drinking.
Stick to healthy and nourishing foods, such as green leafy veggies and fruit.
Make sure you get a good amount of sleep – roughly eight hours a night.
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