A short YouTube monologue (by Anwar White) reassuring listeners—particularly women—not to worry about perceived body flaws. The speaker emphasizes that many men in relationships accept bodies with stretch marks, extra weight, and other imperfections, invokes "through thick and thin," and offers a personal anecdote about a partner gaining 10–15 pounds in winter to illustrate acceptance.
Coco Bean said, I feel like most guys don't care if you got a little stomach. Not guys that are relationship ready.
Whatever you think is wrong with your body, girl, these men don't care.
They don't care.
You got those, girl, you got those tiger stripes right here, girl. They don't care about it. You got some stretchy strets over here, girl. They don't care about it.
They don't. That doesn't prevent, prevent them for, from getting their rocks off. No shade.
It doesn't. Some of the girls are like, oh my God, I gotta, I gotta lose 20, 30 pounds, girl. In my 600 pound life, they always got a man. No shade. It's not about the way. And anyway, you know, what do they say in the marriage vows? Through thick and thin. Sometimes you're going to be thick, sometimes you're going to be thin. No shade, right? They got to love you throughout it all, honey. I want to tell you something. My partner, during the winter time, he always adds 10 to 15 pounds. In the winter time it's an additional 10 or 20 pounds and then it slowly comes off in the spring and summer and it continues to do that, girl. Love them through thick and thin. Don't matter to me, honey.
So I just want to, I want to offer that for the ladies that are like, I don't know, girl. I don't know if I'll find somebody, honey, girl, that don't matter. It doesn't.
Okay, so I don't want to hear any of that anymore. I don't want to hear, oh, just the £20. No girl.
