What does a real XXXXXL girl look like? Photos that will blow your mind
This plumper is proud of her figure, no matter what.
Jalynn Cheney, 25, from Canada, began gaining weight when she was diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome and pulmonary hypertension.
Within a few years, Cheney, who had never been a cane before, but wore an M-L size, changed her entire wardrobe to XXXXXL clothes.
“Not only am I large, but I live with chronic pain and disability,” Cheney says. But he doesn’t need to complain about it. Despite health problems and being overweight, the girl actively travels the world and shares her experience on social networks.
Travel is her passion. The girl with curvaceous forms managed to travel almost the entire globe, despite the fact that most airlines are not ready to serve overweight people.
Jaylynn opens up about what it really feels like to travel «when you’re fat.»
“Someone my size has to buy two seats to fly in comfort, which makes travel out of reach for people who can’t afford the extra expense,” Jaylynn told NeedToKnow.online.
The girl shared the difficulties that she personally had to face while traveling: “From public transport with seat belts that do not fit me, or seats that are too small, to toilets on airplanes that I can’t even fit in, traveling for people of large sizes come with many problems.»
In one video that has garnered three million views, Jalynn shows herself trying to get around in a tiny toilet stall. And social media users were quick to share their opinions in the comments.
“I’m a size M and even I have to fiddle around in airplane toilets like it’s a Tetris game,” wrote one TikTok user.
In the comments under the videos, you can see negative statements in the direction of a full girl. One of the haters suggested that Jalynn could almost cause a plane crash because of her weight. However, most of the users support the girl in social networks.
Jaylynn says she is determined to prove to her followers that they can love their bodies no matter their weight.
“My mission is to show that bodies of all sizes are just as worthy and beautiful as those who meet the generally accepted standards of beauty,” she says.
