Woman's perfect responses to body-shaming dating app comment: 'Don't worry, I'm a therapist'
A woman who was informed she would "be perfect" if she lost weight has hit back with the perfect response.
Katie Lacie, a self-professed "CEO of dating app clapbacks", shared the disrespectful exchange in a TikTok video that has since been viewed over two million times.
In the clip, Lacie reveals the man informed her she would "be perfect" if she "lost like seven pounds (3kg)".
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Katie Lacie had the perfect response to the man's weight loss suggestion. TikTok
He then justified the remark by claiming he was a personal trainer and simply offering "constructive criticism."
At first, Lacie responded with a swift "what?".
"Oh I'm sorry, I hope you don't take offense to that, I'm a personal trainer," he responds.
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Lacie hit back, feigning relief and writing, "Oh ok, phew! I was offended until I knew you had the credentials to body-shame me."
When the man questioned whether they were "good", Lacie gave him false hope, noting he was simply giving her "constructive criticism."
"Exactly! Glad we're on the same page," the man replied, clearly relieved.
It was then Lacie delivered a fatal blow to the conversation.
"You would be perfect if you were a different person," she wrote.
"Don't worry, I'm a therapist. I have the credentials to recognise poor character."
Insulted, the man told Lacie that was "no way to talk to a man", to which she replied, "Oh I'm sorry, I just saw a boy here."
Unfazed by her insult, the man told Lacie there was a way she could make it up to him - by losing the weight he suggested initially.
"Gross, bye!" Lacie responded, ending the interaction.
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Woman's perfect responses to body-shaming dating app comment: 'Don't worry, I'm a therapist' TikTok
With more than 3,500 comments on the post, TikTok users widely agreed the man was a "tool" and celebrated Lacie's clever responses.
"I just witnessed a murder," one said in reaction to Lacie's takedown of the man's rude statements.
"What an absolute TOOL," another wrote.
One person suggested Lacie start a series called "today on men can't stand being treated the way they treat us."
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