I’m a traveller, people call me inbred and I’m followed around shops by staff but I’m proud of my lifestyle

A TRAVELLER has revealed some of the merciless ideas she has acquired on account of her lifestyle, together with being generally called “inbred”.

Mandy Marie Gavin, who posts on TikTok as @mandy_marie_gavin, shared a sequence of movies saying how she is proud of her lifestyle.

Mandy uploaded a video saying trolls have labelled her an “inbred b*****d” prior to now.

She furthermore talked about that she has been barred from shops and even followed around whereas she browsed on account of being a traveller.

The traveller furthermore revealed that people say they’re “afraid” of her as she is a traveller and that she finds it “sad” as she is “actually really nice”.

Despite any criticism, the Irish traveller added in a third clip that she is “proud to be a traveller.”

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Her movies have racked up over 200,000 likes and she now has 19,000 followers.

Many people have been fast to leap to her defence.

One talked about: “Pay no heed to negative comments, you are beautiful.”

Another added: “Don’t rise to the hate, they are just jealous.”

And a third wrote: “In fairness it is probably them being intimidated by you as you are really pretty.”

There are many movies on her TikTok the place she talks relating to the travelling group, together with how proud she it to “be a traveller” and why they defend plastic on their seats of their caravans. 

She says: “In a caravan, like 90 per cent of them, you presumably can’t really take away the fabric, so if it may get stained or if one issue spills on it, that’s it, it may get ruined and I merely wouldn’t be succesful to have a have a have a look at that. 

“So this is why we keep the plastic on the seats, if anything spills or anything like that you can easily wipe, and about every month or so we just take that plastic off and put new plastic on it, and we sellotape it. It’s not uncomfortable or anything like that.”

And some people cherished the savvy thought, with one saying: “I would love them on my sofa, thank (SIC) its a great idea.” 

Another talked about: “Who else grew up in the 80s/90s with plastic on your couches? My mother had sense. I’m sick of washing mine.”

And this 18-year-old traveller is married, residing in a caravan stuffed full of garments.

Plus we shared how a traveller mum throws daughter, 10, a occasion so she goes to fulfill a husband – and is okay alongside collectively together with her getting pregnant at 14 too.