I was fired twice for being ‘too sexy’ — but it’s just my natural shape

A lady has claimed her physique form has affected how she’s been handled her total life — ranging from when she was a toddler.

 “I used to be reprimanded twice at 2 completely different workplaces for dressing ‘inappropriately,’ “Nina Osegueda, 38, captioned her now-viral TikTok. “It’s simply my form.”

Within the clip — which has been seen greater than 5.5 million occasions — the Washington, DC, resident stated it doesn’t matter how she’s dressed as a result of it’s at all times deemed “inappropriate” attributable to her curves.

“I discovered that irrespective of how appropriately I’m dressed, my physique is so distracting that I'll by no means be dressed appropriately sufficient for the office,” she defined.

@ninaosegueda

#sew with @clayyedward i used to be reprimanded twice at 2 completely different pffices for dressing “inappropriately”. it’s simply my form. 🤷‍♀️ #bodyimage#bodyimageissues#physique#hips#thicc#officelife

♬ authentic sound – Nina Osegueda

Osegueda — who additionally fronts the heavy steel band A Sound of Thunder — claimed in a earlier TikTok she was fired on two separate events when she labored as a software program coach as a result of her managers stated she regarded “too attractive” in workwear — admitting she’s been body-shamed by folks since she was a youngster.

Nina Osegueda shared her experiences on TikTok, with thousands of women saying they've had the same thing happen to them.
Nina Osegueda shared her experiences on TikTok, with 1000's of girls saying they’ve had the identical factor occur to them.
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@ninaosegueda
The singer says she's been reprimanded and even fired from office jobs because of her body shape.
The singer says she’s been reprimanded and even fired from workplace jobs due to her physique form.
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@ninaosegueda
Osegueda says she even fat-shamed by her teachers at school.
Osegueda says she was even fat-shamed by her lecturers at college.
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The 38-year-old stated she was even fat-shamed by lecturers when she was at college with adults continually making remarks about her form.

“I used to be on the swim staff for many of my childhood and as quickly as I hit my teen years, I used to be harassed by my teammates and my coaches. One coach, an grownup lady, informed me to ‘shake the fats off these thighs’ as a way of getting me to maneuver quicker,” she informed the Day by day Star.

Osegueda stated she was in a theater program in highschool and was informed by her lecturers to audition for the “humorous fats lady” roles and follow comedy.

“As a result of I didn’t have the proper ‘look’ for a lead actress,” she stated. “I knew I needed to be a performer of some form, so the abuse I took in highschool made me stall a bit of and I wound up going to varsity for animation as a substitute of music or theater. Fortunately, I grew out of that and began singing once more as soon as I graduated.”

Osegueda’s TikTok posts sparked a dialogue about how girls are handled within the office attributable to their physique form. 1000's of customers flooded the feedback part, sharing their very own experiences of physique shaming.

“My work bestie had this downside too. her physique was rocking however was at all times despatched to HR over complaints, irrespective of how modestly she was dressed. simply unhappy,” one consumer shared.

“My supervisor went to HR as a result of this different lady felt ‘threatened,’ it was the way in which she ‘walked’ and she or he needed to sue!” one other commented.

“As a CHILD in center faculty I acquired dressed coded for carrying the identical issues that different ladies had been, solely I had extra — let’s say belongings — by then,” a lady wrote.

It’s not the primary time a lady has been handled otherwise due to her physique form. Final month, a lady claimed her health club “fats shamed” her when she tried to stop, telling her she needed to do the private coaching periods that got here free with the membership earlier than she might depart.

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