Instagram Influencer divides social media after protesting that airplane seats are too small for her butts.

Featured Image Credit: Orna from Pixabay/ Instagram @Gracie Bon


An Instagram model has divided her admirers after admitting to have trouble sitting in aircraft seats because of her famed bottom.


Airplane travel can be uncomfortable at the best of times, from being seated next to strangers to a lack of legroom - but it gets even worse if you can't fit in the seat at all.


Gracie Bon, 26, came to Instagram to explain her troubles with flying, even in the comfort of first class, because her enormous derriere does not fit on any airplane seats.


The model, who boasts 4.5 million social media followers because of her booty, sparked a debate among her followers when she said that airlines refuse to make their seats bigger for people with bigger bodies.


She began by displaying a clip of herself standing on a travelator as she headed to her boarding gate, followed by a video of herself fitting into the wide seat and strapping herself in with a seatbelt extender that was incredibly slack on her tiny waist.


Gracie advised her fans, "Airplanes should have larger seats. So I took a flight today, and even though I was flying in first class, I couldn't fit into the airplane seat. So, this is a petition to all airlines so that huge girls like myself can fly.


I am not to blame for the size of my a****. Kindly enhance its dimensions, if possible.


There were a lot of comments on her article after she posted about her travel issues, but not all of them were supportive.


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One person commented, "Who else's fault is it? No one compelled you to have the procedure," while another said, "You have them by accident?"



One person suggested, "Why not purchase two seats instead of one? Clearly, you have more than enough money to afford them.



" Meanwhile, another individual remarked, "You brought this upon yourself, dear! Nobody coerced you into making this decision."


Instagram/ @GracieBon

(Of course, these comments are pure guesswork because it is unknown - and nobody else's business - whether Gracie has had any enhancement operations.)


One user, who claimed to work as a cabin crew, pointed out that the woman was wrapping her safety belt around the wrong portion of her body.


"Coming from a flight attendant, your seatbelt goes around your waist not your thighs…"So, does she actually require a seatbelt extension? No. A bigger seat, but no seat belt extension. - Flight attendant with hips..."


A follower who had also had terrible travel owing to their curvaceous shape said, "Agreed. I definitely need a larger seat and a seatbelt with a less-hard buckle. Could they include a tray that fits over large boobs?


Others said, "Let's start a rebellion!!!!" This is unjust and unfair!!", "Airplanes absolutely need to develop bigger and more comfy seats," and: "I'm with you, plane seats are way too little!!


To be fair, I don't think anyone, no matter how big or small, would complain about having a larger seat on a plane.


 

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