A CONFIDENT mom of four isn’t letting online trolls who said she’s too old to dress how she does get her down.
Alicia (@princxssglitterhead) is a TikTok user with more than 3million followers on her account.
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She gained her following by shocking people on multiple social media networks with videos of her candidly discussing her snap-in dentures that she got at the unexpected age of 34.
The American woman said she started losing her teeth at 21 years old and decided to get removable snap-in dentures to re-gain her confidence.
She dedicated her social media pages to sharing her journey and experience with her removable implants.
Someone commented on a TikTok of the mom, seen dancing in a store next to a shopping cart in shorts and a crop top, condemning her for her outfit.
“You’re a mother of little girls, do you think this is appropriate,” the person asked in the comment.
“Also, aren’t you a little old to be dressed like that?? Wrong kind of attention.”
Alicia replied to their comment with another TikTok.
The caption addressed the person who wrote the comment, asking: “Where is the age aisle?”
The video she made in response to the comment has been viewed hundreds of thousands of times.
“I just had a really good question, could you please direct me to the age aisle because I can’t seem to find my age anywhere,” Alicia said in her video response.
“It’s not on the aisles and it’s not on the clothes or the tags but I shopped in the adult section, thought I got it right.”
She also included hashtags in the video caption that said “stop judging women” and “my body my choice.”
Alicia added in the comments: “Self-acceptance means more to me than your acceptance of my outfit. Raise your own kids. I got mine.
“It is impossible to escape judgment so do what you like and don’t let other people bring you down. Vibe high.
“I’m not finding anything wrong w the outfit that the comment was posted on. Shorts. Tank top. Athletic jacket. Now I’m in my own yard.”
Women supporting women
Many women supported Alicia, revealing their surprise that the other woman would ridicule her clothing.
“If she had a body like yours BET she wouldn’t be running her mouth. You look great,” a commenter said.
Someone else said: “Wow, What happened to women empowering other women!!! I think you look fabulous.”
“Isn’t she a little too old to be judgmental?” a person added. “I love your energy and we need more women like you.”
Another comment said: “I finally wore a crop-top the other day because I just think I’m [too] big and hate showing my stretch marks, my teen girls said mom I’m so proud of you.”
Alicia replied: “I want people to stop waiting!!
“The time is now!! We HAVE to find the love for ourselves now!! Defined different for each of us. Who are we to judge.”
