Lately, more and more strange encounters have been occurring in the gym, most of these interactions end up on camera too. Recently, TikToker Libby Christensen shared a video in which she praises a man for minding his business while she works out in front of him.
The Tiktoker began her workout and recorded the entirety of the routine. While doing weighted squats right in front of the gentlemen, the unidentified man in the hat is seen looking down and away from her body. It’s refreshing to see a young man respecting women even when being recorded unknowingly.
Sometimes these types of situations worsen, as there have been a number of cases with ladies encountering problems at their local gyms. The issue has evolved into a stubborn problem. In one particular case, a TikToker claimed that a man followed her home from the LA Fitness that she was working out at.
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Following the aforementioned case, law enforcement got involved and the stalking situation was dealt with accordingly. Suffice to say, problems like these seem to keep surfacing for women participating at local gyms.
Gym TikToker Thanks Man For Not Staring At Her Butt
Taking to the streaming platform, the TikToker happily shared her viral video to give thanks to the gentlemen who treated her body with respect. The fitness enthusiast also thanked the man for his kind service.
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“ty for you service kind sir. the TikToker @libbychristsen shared.
“I just need to shout out this man who was behind me while I was hack squatting,” Christensen wrote in the video’s overlay text. “I was so uncomfy that I was being stared down but very thankful that my booty was not his focus.” She even said that watching the video back made her feel “at ease.” TikToker @libbychristsen shared.
@libbychristensen ty for your service kind sir #gymtok #girlwholift #YerAWizard
In response to the viral video share, commentators flocked to respond to the TikToker about the situation that could have easily devolved into something worse.
“When I’m in this position at the gym I have to move in fear of the woman thinking I’m a creep,” wrote @user3738789367919.
“There’s more guys doing everything they can to make sure it’s very clear they’re not staring at women in the gym,” someone commented.
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While some commentators thought Chistensen’s outfit was to blame for any unwanted attention, other commentators aren’t buying that idea. After hearing such claims, another person took to the comment section in an effort to defend the TikToker’s choice of clothing.
“A woman’s outfit has nothing to do with how comfortable she feels when working out.” @ashleymatteson5 wrote.
@libbychristensen Reply to @libbychristensen happy back day ya filthy animals 🎅🏽 #backandbiceps #backday #fittok #lifttok #gymtok #fyp #gymshark #GEICOGiveHappy
Related: TikToker Catches Male Co-Worker Taking Photos of Her ‘Ass’ During Workout
While women being bothered at gyms is still an issue today, it’s safe to say that men are beginning to address the problem. In fact, some men are starting to feel uncomfortable themselves when a woman is wearing inappropriate clothes at a gym. Certainly, there is room for growth on both sides, as the problem has become pervasive regardless of where one lands on the gender spectrum.
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Doesn’t anyone else find it *extremely* strange, that some girls complain about people looking at them in the gym while they usually post more photos from their body, booty, chest, belly etc on social media then one could possibly count?
While i do understand that in-person-interactions are obviously more personally and possibly intense nevertheless I ask myself ‘what is this?!!’
well try not be a creep sometimes girls are too hot to ignore , look 3 to 5 seconds say nice, and after do your stuff
Woman: “How do you write women so well?”
Man Author: “I think if a man and take away reason and accountability.”
Change the title and topic “Toxic woman records man and other people without their permission, posts it on TIkTok for internet clout and attention”
If a guy walked into a gym wearing spandex shorts and tops that showed off his manhood region I think woman would change their minds about they should be able to wear what they want without being stared at. If you wear items that eccentuate your body you have no right to complain when people check you out.
This attention seeking, validation addicted, tik thots need to be exposed and held accountable for trying to publicly shame men for being men.
Tiktok/insta models :
“I want every man to look at me when I workout’ Man looks:
“why are you looking at me you creep?”
Little insecure attention addicted 20 year old children. When I see a woman like that, I just go away. You want attention? I wont give you any, even if you’re the hottest woman around. This a gym not a stripclub. FOH
It is all done deliberately. These girls dont go to work out… They go to make attention-seeking videos.
They wear tiny tight shorts up the crack of their ass, and little bra top, to the gym, and then set up camera to film everyone’s reactions when they squirm and thrust their ass in everyones face? If guys do stare, it’s probably because they’ve noticed the girl taking 20 minutes to set her camera up, and are curious. It’s like if a guy wore a bikini thong and barely-there vest would also get a few weird looks. Just wear loose sweat pants and sweatshirt like everyone else.