People Swooned Over This Husband's Viral Post About His Curvy Wife

The focus of his message was on her curves, and how much he loves them, despite society teaching men to desire women who look like they just stepped out of the cover of a magazine.

He explains that he used to be teased a lot as a teen for being into girls who were shorter and what other guys might call "fat". As he matured, he realized how much of that was due to the way women were portrayed in media.

Then he turned his attention to wife.

For me, there is nothing sexier than this woman right here: thick thighs, big booty, cute little side roll, etc. Her shape and size won't be the one featured on the cover of Cosmopolitan but it's the one featured in my life and in my heart.

He wants other men to realize how beautiful a real woman can be.

She's real. She has beautiful stretch marks on her hips and cute little dimples on her booty.

There is a guy out there who is going to celebrate you for exactly who you are, someone who will love you like I love my Sarah.

Would it surprise you to know that this post went viral in no time?

In a follow-up post, Robbie said:

Seeing men from around the world tagging their girlfriend/wife and telling her how much they love her curvy body has been amazing.

During the height of the post's popularity, Babe.net published a scathing article with the headline: "Our standards are so low, we’re celebrating a man for being attracted to his wife."

They note that while he talks about people teasing him about liking "thicc" girls, he never acknowledges the — likely much worse — bullying those girls would have received too.

While he does seem proud of himself for getting educated, I don't know if I agree that he seems pompous about it. A lot of men don't even bother to learn abut feminism at all.

I mean, it's awesome that she has curves and he loves them, but he never pauses to mention her mind or personality beyond confidence in that very same body.

By focusing only on her looks, he's inadvertently making everyone else only focus on that aspect too.

And while Babe.net has some valid points, they take it too far too. In a follow-up article criticizing another of Robbie's pro-Sarah posts, they referred to people who praised the original post as "sincere losers," linking to a positive BuzzFeed article.

While I do think there are flaws in his message, particularly around the focus on only a woman's body and not her mind or skills, they've thrown the baby out with the bathwater.

Luckily, Robbie doesn't seem to have let it stop him from praising his wife on social media and helping her achieve her goals.

@tripp and i often hear/read comments that he is “riding my coat tails” in this crazy social media world and influencer industry. my longtime followers will know this, but Robbie has been by my side and supported this dream literally since day one.

Through the blog Sassy Red Lipstick, Sarah focuses on fashion and body positivity. She credits Robbie with giving her the confidence and push to start the blog in the first place.

Talk about a dream partnership.

In the time since his original post, it seems like things have only gotten better and better. This past Valentine's Day, he was gushing all over again.

He continued:

My definition of beauty became what she is. My previous preconceptions of what a relationship should look like were exceeded by everything she brought into my world.

My heart is bursting just from reading that. Sarah, you've got yourself a good one, and if that makes me a "sincere loser," so be it!