A woman has shared the ‘surprise’ she gives men who hit on her at the gym – and people are in hysterics
A woman has revealed the unexpected surprise she delivered to men who would try chatting her up at the gym. TikToker Maria, known as @Mashaspeaches on the platform, shared footage of the ‘surprise’, which has since racked up millions of views, and you can watch it below.
In the caption, she joked: “That’s one way to get rid of them.” The clip starts with Maria facing away from the camera as it gradually zooms in on her. A man can be heard saying: “Excuse me, Miss. Do you come here often?”
She’s positioned in front of gym equipment, dressed in grey running shorts and a black crop top. On-screen text says: “POV: You get hit on in the gym.”
Moments later, Maria spins round, pulling a comical frown at the camera – revealing she’s heavily pregnant. The man responds: “Oh, okay then.” She then strolls away with a smirk on her face.
The 10-second clip has been flooded with hundreds of responses from entertained viewers. Countless people confessed they never anticipated Maria’s ‘surprise’.
One responded: “Nothing on planet earth could have prepared me for that. Wow you carry so well all the best to you and family.” Another said: “Now i would NEEEVER have guessed.”
A third said: “I need this with the ‘surprise surprise!!’ music.” A fourth wrote: “Ohh woooww sis you go guuuuurl.” Someone else said: “I BEG YOUR FINEST PARDON???” Another said: “working out at that stage. Bravo and congratulations!”
Others recounted their own experiences. One person recalled: “When I worked retail, I was helping a customer behind the counter and had to show her a product. When I came around the counter she literally said “oh DAMN’.”
Another claimed: “This actually happened to me lol.” Someone else commented: “My sister used to love to do this. It so funny to see their faces and saying nevermind”. One more put: “People were also SHOCKED when I’d turn around. I loved it lmfao.”
Can you work out while being pregnant?
For most women, exercising while pregnant is generally safe and beneficial for both the mother and the baby. However, you should always pay attention to safety rules and how your body feels.
Light and moderate workouts can help you get accustomed to your changing body, prepare for labour, and may help alleviate common pregnancy issues. Always consult your doctor or midwife before starting or continuing any exercise while pregnant.
Consult your doctor before starting or continuing any exercise routine. Listen to your body and adjust your activities as needed, especially as your pregnancy progresses. If you’re just starting out with exercise, begin with a few minutes each day and gradually increase the time.
Be sure to drink plenty of water and wear comfortable clothes. Work out in a room with a good temperature and avoid extremely hot or humid environments. Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids. Don’t push yourself to the point of exhaustion. You should be able to chat while you exercise.
