This Girl Defended Her Girlfriend From a Twitter Troll

Peter Pizagalli Published 06/13/2016 in feels

She said she only responded because she thought the tweet using her girlfriend’s image was disrespectful, which it pretty much was.

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She said she only responded because she thought the tweet using her girlfriend’s image was disrespectful, which it pretty much was
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And people wanted to know how they could look as great with makeup as Israel does.
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Because he couldn't let it die, Matty clapped back again by saying his girlfriend was hotter without makeup than Israel was with makeup — totally relevant, of course — as he continued to backpedal
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Israel continued to take the high road, saying "Hatred, immaturity, and jealousy are a few reasons why I think people bash others for wearing makeup.”
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She later expressed her feelings on Twitter — where she has more than 68,000 followers — to stress that although she loves wearing makeup, she feels it’s more important to love your “bare, no makeup, natural self.”
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She later expressed her feelings on Twitter — where she has more than 68,000 followers — to stress that although she loves wearing makeup, she feels it’s more important to love your “bare, no makeup, natural self.”Dani, who has been dating Israel for two months, hopes people who see the viral exchange will take something away from it. “No one should ridicule another person for how they look,” she said. And there’s nothing confusing about that.

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She said she only responded because she thought the tweet using her girlfriend’s image was disrespectful, which it pretty much was
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And people wanted to know how they could look as great with makeup as Israel does.
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Because he couldn't let it die, Matty clapped back again by saying his girlfriend was hotter without makeup than Israel was with makeup — totally relevant, of course — as he continued to backpedal
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Israel continued to take the high road, saying "Hatred, immaturity, and jealousy are a few reasons why I think people bash others for wearing makeup.”
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She later expressed her feelings on Twitter — where she has more than 68,000 followers — to stress that although she loves wearing makeup, she feels it’s more important to love your “bare, no makeup, natural self.”
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She later expressed her feelings on Twitter — where she has more than 68,000 followers — to stress that although she loves wearing makeup, she feels it’s more important to love your “bare, no makeup, natural self.”Dani, who has been dating Israel for two months, hopes people who see the viral exchange will take something away from it. “No one should ridicule another person for how they look,” she said. And there’s nothing confusing about that.