IMAGINE.

In my opinion, how someone dresses is entirely up to them and whether you approve or disapprove, this is of absolutely no consequence. With this in mind, I can understand exactly how angry Michelle Kirk must have been when a man stopped her randomly and told her she needed to get a "better sports bra because her boobs were "sagging". Like, I'm sorry but how is that any of his business? It absolutely is not. Understandably, Michelle was very angry and took to Facebook to explain how the random stranger approached her while she was out running. Michelle, who lives in Florida, posted a short but succinct status saying it's this type of behaviour that breeds insecurity and well, her accompanying hand gesture says it all. What I really love is the fact that although Michelle was really angry about the encounter, she refused to let it bother her and said that she "loves herself far too much" to let any negative behaviour get her down. An absolutely fantastic attitude and I for one applaud her for deciding to share her experience. This is her post in full:

"To the nasty old man who stopped me mid run to inform me that I need to get a better sports bra because my boobs are sagging and will only sag more if I continue to run...fuck you. You are the reason why women have insecurities. "If you don't like the way my boobs 'sag' when I run, then don't look! "I will NEVER stop doing what I love and I love myself way to [sic] much to have your hate bring me down!"

Image via Facebook: Michelle Kirk