A UK woman has turned to the internet for help after receiving a shocking message about her weight from a man following a "recent liaison".
The woman, who goes by the forum name WigglyBraddins, posted the message she says she received from "a gentleman with whom I had a recent liaison" on mothers' forum MumsNet.
She later explained that "liaison equals shag," in case you hadn't picked that up.
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"Urgh, this is horrible for me, and for you, and it could well sour things and I would hate myself if it did," the man wrote.
"But, I have to be honest. I said you were not my normal type, physically, and that is very true. I am really attracted to slim women. I can't help it and have tried before, with it not getting very far."
However the man apparently wanted to make clear it wasn't her fault, adding "I completely accept that circumstances and free time dictate how we are able to shape ourselves."
'I am just saying, in the past at least, this issue has got in the way."
So sweet.
Just to be clear, the woman later clarifies she is 175cm tall and a size 12.
He continues:
"If you did feel like meeting me in the middle on this then I am realistic and not as demanding as you might initially think. As I say I totally understand that your circumstances and how they are not exactly kind in this respect."
He also adds "there are literally other zero red flags," so that's nice.
"Urgh, I am so sorry, I know how this issue can really f**k women up but as I say I can't help what I like, but I am super realistic about what is possible and what is not. Urgh urgh."
Needless to say, the woman didn't take kindly to the offer. Instead she asked fellow MumsNet members for "suggestions for an appropriate response" and boy, did they respond.
"What a total douchebag. You are worth so much more," one woman wrote.
"Block and delete. Don't give him a second thought."
"Good god what an absolute bellend. Thank goodness he's shown it now"
WOMEN SUPPORTING WOMEN.
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