Woman shames Bumble match after weight loss response

A woman who reached out to a man on a dating app got such a shocking response, she decided to shame him online.

Navigating the sometimes cruel world of online dating can be tough, but this confident singleton had no issue contacting a man she fancied.

But in return she received shocking comments targeting her weight, with the man telling her to “hit the gym and join Weight Watchers”, The Sun reports.

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The woman shared a screengrab of the text exchange. Picture: TikTok

Not phased though, the woman decided to publicly shame him on her TikTok page sarcastically urging other women to “come get your man”.

In the clip, she showed a conversation she claims was between her and the Bumble match where she kicked off the chat with: “So when are we going to the wedding?”.

This is in direct response to his dating profile bio which says: “Looking for a wedding date.”

His response though: “Nah, only chicks that weigh less than me.”

She then displayed a series of pictures of the man, sarcastically urging women to ‘come get ur man’. Picture: TikTok

She messaged him on the dating app where he responded with the cruel remarks. Picture: TikTok

To which she replied: “Dude ur a gem. Whoever ends up w you is so lucky.”

He then retorted: “Thanks fam hit the gym and use the weight watchers app.”

After showing a screengrab of the conversation, the woman went on to display a series of photos of the man.

In the caption she wrote: “Someone come get ur man.”

He told her to ‘hit the gym’ and said he only dates ‘chicks that weight less than me’. Picture: TikTok

His dating profile said he was ‘looking for a wedding date’. Picture: TikTok

The comments sections was flooded with support from other women who praised her for getting back at him and not putting up with his comments.

“Bestie what about his profile made you swipe right,” one person questioned.

“I’m so sorry some men are so terrible sis, you are gorgeous,” said another.

A few women pointed out that they also matched with him on Bumble with one saying, “I saw him there like two years ago.”

This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission