Woman With Stomach Hair Selfie Gets Criticized, Now She's Back Better Than Ever

By Muk Khatri in Bizarre On 11th January 2016
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#1 Suraiya Ali shared this underwear snap with her 11,900 followers but was forced to hit backat trolls who commented on her stomach hair

A woman found herself faced with a Twitter backlash after she shared a snap of her body on social media.

Suraiya Ali, a Plano, Texas, resident, who tweets under the username @iranikanjari, shared an underwear snap with her 11,900 followers.

The image, which showed her reclining on a bed wearing grey pants and a Breton T-shirt, has caused a divide on social media after some users were quick to comment on her body hair.

Her snap, which is captioned 'walmart underwear vibes', instantly received a barrage of comments from divided users.

One user responded: 'shave pls' and another, who has since deleted his tweet, wrote: 'maybe instead of buying walmart underwear you should buy a razor,' whilst another added: 'No shave November been over boo.'

#2 The Plano, Texas, resident, who tweets under the hand @iranikanjari, simply noted in her original tweet that she was wearing 'Walmart underwear'

Suraiya responded to her critics with comments such as: 'Let me be hairy and fluffy and confident in peace.'

Other users were quick to rush to her defence, writing: 'this is why people can't feel comfortable in their skin why shouldn't see be able to do what she wants [sic].'

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#3 One user responded: 'shave pls' and another, who has since deleted his tweet, wrote: 'maybe instead of buying walmart underwear you should buy a razor'

One user, named @cosmokass, wrote: 'thank you so much for this! so mad I grew up ashamed of my body hair. We need more women like this that love themselves for young women to look up to.'

Meanwhile, @sashemjay wrote: 'you can't even imagine how happy it makes me to actually see a picture of a tummy that. is. actually. like. mine.'

She later posted a video to thank all the people who supported her, writing: 'Thank you to everyone who's being super sweet. I a nerd, so I don't know why I deserve all this attention, but I'm gonna take it!.'

#4 One user, writing under the name of Dr Vegas, wrote: 'No shave November been over boo' in response to her selfie picture

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#5

Other users were quick to rush to her defense. One user, named @cosmokass,' wrote: 'thank you so much for this! so mad I grew up ashamed of my body hair. We need more women like this that love themselves for young women to look up to'

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#6 A user named Ingrid responded to the picture by saying: 'body goals! I wish I was confident like you :)'

She also told i100: 'For any hate I received I got the same amount of love back. And that's what made it totally worth it. I think women should just do what they want. No one should dictate what we embrace.

'If women want to embrace shaving, then shave, if they want to embrace being hairy - awesome. I'm tired of constantly seeing women being put in a position of helplessness with their bodies.

'The narrative belongs to us, and so do the choices we make within the narrative.'

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#7 Ruth Howarth wrote: 'Yaaaaas! Normalise ALL body hair. Such a beautiful. I'm so jealous of your tummy fuzz tbh <3 '