Jenner also tweeted that she’s not in favor of “normalizing exposing your genitals in public and in public,” but TikToker clarified that’s not what happened.
Mulvaney said: “Girl, you’re making me sound like I’m some creepy slut exposing myself. “I was wearing a perfectly normal pair of shorts at a mall.”
Mulvaney added that she originally created TikTok as a way to actively talk about her body after an “embarrassing” experience, but Jenner’s comments turned the message “into something real.” ugly.”
“Now that I think about it, I don’t think I was interested in getting to know you because the way you use your platform to openly demean me, it tells me everything I need to know about you,” Mulvaney said. “A trans person detracting from another transgender is pretty evil in my eyes.”
As for Jenner, she tweeted on October 30 about receiving threats in the midst of the controversy. “I’ve never received more death threats, death threats against my team, more nasty hate letters than this week,” the TV star wrote. “It’s all from the so-called ‘inclusive’ lgbt community. I am disgusted by the haters who threaten my life for giving my opinion on the news topics of the day.”
