Twitter User Shares Story About Nosy Relatives And People Can Relate So Hard

Edited By: Akanksha AroraLast Updated: December 29, 2022, 17:08 ISTTwitter User Shares Story About Nosy Relatives. (Image credit: Canva)The Twitter user wrote about how a relative

is completely obsessed with her daughter's weight and keeps asking why she is so skinny.Sometimes relatives can be extremely nosy. Remember that aunty on a wedding who keeps asking

you about your weight? Or that uncle who constantly keeps asking you about your career goals? Well, seems like we all have had such instances. Elaborating on the same, her Georgia

Mae Morrison shared an instance on Twitter. She wrote about how a relative is completely obsessed with her daughter's weight and keeps asking why she is so skinny. However, taking

a stand for their daughter, her husband this time firmly told her she'd have to leave if she made another comment. The woman, completely in awe of her husband, wrote, "I would've

married him again right there if I could."One of our relatives is obsessed with my daughter's weight ("you're too skinny", "you eat nothing", etc). At Christmas dinner my husband

firmly told her she'd have to leave if she made another comment and I would've married him again right there if I could— Georgia Mae Morrison (@mominmedicine) December 27,

2022The tweet reminded many people of their own encounters. “Christmas is always so tough with this, a family member of mine told me multiple times I eat too much / I'll see it

on my hips etc etc. your husband is amazing! I'm sorry someone made these comments," wrote a Twitter user. Another person wrote, "At a family gathering, a similar issue came up. My

response, "is now the time where we all get to be critical of other's appearance? " Silence followed by a new topic."One Twitter user wrote, “My Mum allowed her friends to berate

me at the dinner table for having a naturally thin physique I genetically inherited from her, and it hurt. Well done to you both!"Here are a few answers:Some people show their love

through such comments. It's better to take them aside and speak to them in private and tell them how that can harm your child's body image and make them understand also. Even

though they're adults they might not have received this mercy from others. — sweettoothforeverything (@ilizbethnoble) December 29, 2022I hate it when you see people and they

obsess with growth, height, weight and compare your child to other children they know… my son is 6 and he's picked up on it and hates it when people say things like this to

him.— Kat (@kat_n_eugene) December 29, 2022This is why so many people lack confidence with their bodies. Nobody has the right to comment on another persons weight, especially to