It's a tale as old as time: girl starts Instagram account,threesome videos gets several hundred thousand followers, signs sponsorships and gets mobbed by trolls.
Chiara Nasti, an Italian blogger with more than 1.3 million Instagram followers, had a real problem with people regularly tweeting some nasty stuff at her. So she formed a plan to get back.
With a little bit of work and a lot of printing, Nasti found a way to stick those terrible social media thoughts where the sun don't shine.
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Nasti posted this picture of custom toilet paper she had made up after receiving hateful messages on her Twitter account. The translated caption reads "clean decently."
Ahh yes-- by printing their tweets on toilet paper. A clap back as old as time.
Some of the tweets, when roughly translated, said things like "Chiara Nasti is a bog (ugly) and she dress herself in a shitty way. Fucking fashion blogger,” and “Chiara Nasti is as rich as she is stupid,” according to Storyful.
Seems like a time-intensive and possibly uncomfortable way to fight back, but it's fighting back nonetheless.
Clean decently, ya'll.
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