Paralympic athlete Vianney Trejo’s shocking message after sexualized video posted

Vianney Trejo spoke out against the sexualization of haters in a video she posted on Instagram.

One creative video ended up being a sexualized video after dozens of users responded with comments that ended up sexualizing the Paralympic swimmer’s action. Vianney Trejo.

The 26-year-old Mexican, winner of four gold medals at the 2015 Parapan Am Games and part of the delegation to the Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro 2016, performed with a dance at Tik Tok in which he showed off his different swimsuits.

Quickly, his profile on this network as well as on Instagram, the reactions multiply as his followers. Viralization has led to a wide spread of its image but also a wave of comments with a sexual tone, which motivated her to send a message in which she called for respect for women.

“In all the comments I have found from the most beautiful to the most tender and funny but also from the worst, the most grotesque or obscene, as you want to see it”, he declared at the beginning of a video which has lasted six minutes. “I saw it as disrespectful, I wanted to show off my swimsuits, yes I dance but I didn’t do it so that people sexualize him that way”, Explain.

And he continued, “The disrespect for women is really amazing and something that surprised me and amazed me is that a lot of the people in their profile pictures have pictures with their kids, with their wife or a wife next to them. Remember we come from a woman, we all have to be respected women because I respect men ”.

He also mentioned his birth defect. “I myself make jokes about my disability, I am very proud of who I am, it doesn’t affect me at all and I even have fun. I see my disability as something that you can get a lot of good things from, ”he said in his post, which also had a big impact.

“Although I have a disability, I have no mental limitations that prevent me from doing what I want,” said the award-winning Mexican athlete and closed his post with motivational words: “Remember not to give up, to keep fighting for all of our dreams and to respect all the people around us.”