I’m a tall queen who weighs 195 pounds of sexy so I won’t compare myself to tiny 5’1 girls

THIS gym girl says she doesn’t see anyone who compares to her physique because she’s taller than most fitness fanatics.

The influencer explained her struggles on social media, as she claimed the majority of women’s fitness content featured smaller gym goers.

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Lexie Strasser (@lexiestrasser) highlighted the importance of representation in her recent TikTok video.

“Every body is different, but as we always say, representation matters,” Lexie wrote in the post’s caption.

At the start of the nearly 60-second clip, the influencer explained that she was tired of seeing other fitness content featuring women who were “about 115 pounds” and “5’2”.

“Okay, you look awesome,” Lexie said in an effort not to overlook other influencers.

“But what I’m saying is I’m 6’2, [and] 5’1 or 5’2 is literally right here on me,” she added, pointing to a point at her lower chest.

Lexie added that she also weighs 195 pounds and has a body fat percentage of 22%, which is “not a bad” percentage.

All this to say that the large differences in height and weight leave little room for comparison for the influencer.

“But when I try to compare my gains, progress, and physique to people who look like me, I don’t see anyone who looks like me,” Lexie said.

Therefore, the gym girl called on all tall women to not just watch her content, but create their own to get more representation.

“So if you’re a plus-size woman and you’re looking for plus-size gains, plus-size workouts, everything about plus-size people — I got you,” he said. she noted.

“Also, mention other people in the comments, please!”

Turns out Lexie wasn’t alone, as several top gym babes flooded the video’s comments section to share their struggles.

“Literally 6’2 and it’s so hard to see results,” wrote one user.

“Omg 6’1 and 175,” said another.

A third added: “As a big girl you are my dream body, I’m so glad I found your page girl.”

Some others even noted issues with specific exercises in the gym and asked Lexie and other viewers for their thoughts on how to do them differently.

“Can we also talk about the difficulty of doing reformed Pilates at > 6′? asked a TikToker.

“I’m 5’9 but I felt like this. It’s SO HARD to get my legs and glutes bigger,” said another with tearful emoticons.

Not to mention, other big gym girls have taken to the social media platform to profess that being their size isn’t so bad.

As The US Sun previously reported, a 5’11 fitness influencer claimed that men say there’s “nothing average” about her and they “love big girls.”

Many people commented their support on his TikTok video showing leg gains.

For more gym girl content, check out The US Sun’s coverage of an influencer who said her body “transformed like no other” after proper diet and exercise.

The US Sun also has the story of a ripped gym girl who receives comments that she could be “flying” with her back muscles.