There is nothing anyone does in this life that people will not find reacting yo it in different view and this would never change until one stops living. Therefore it's best to live your life with your own self acceptance for it remains inevitable.
A lady on Twitter has gone viral for her unapologetic style of dressing to a picnic date with her fiancé. The black skinned lady with username Nyenker wore a simple multicolored dress which were barely covering her knees and with tiny hands.
Nyenker shared pictures from the date on Twitter and people felt her dress was too simple for the date and should have worn something better.
Despite the trolls, they did did not fail to appreciate how gorgeous she look being a very dark skinned lady. Some people could not get enough of her beauty as they sent cute messages on her comment section:
Source: https://twitter.com/parasitecomics/status/1284232458234408965?s=19
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