Emily Hartridge dead: the last message of the TV star, Insta, was an epic resignation of the sexist troll

YouTube star Emily Hartridge has released an epic troll demo the day before her death in the first fatal electric scooter accident in Britain.

The internet star, very popular, died Friday morning at the age of 35.

Prior to the accident, Emily had posted a scathing answer to a bad troll who had targeted her on Instagram.

With a fierce image of her showing her muscles at the Rathbone Boxing Club, she revealed that he had received a message from the troll asking her "EMILY, ARE YOU A MAN?".

She then wrote: "Someone sent me this message on Instagram last week and it does not bother me, I just think it's LAUGHING.

"We are in 2019, how are some of us still stranded in the 1800s?"

"I do not believe that there are things like" Manly "or" Feminine ", which pot of [poo emoji]. "

And she did not shoot when she explained why she was so offended by what had been sent to her.

Emily wrote: "These terms were simply created by society years ago and, like sheep, we have been following all these rules for centuries.

"Men go to work, women stay at home and cook, men bring money, women take care of children, men are bosses.

"The women are the badistants, the men drink the drinks, the women bring them the drinks, the men play sports, the women watch."

"Men drive cars, women sit in pbadenger's seat, men have muscles, women need to stay lean ……. BORE OFF MATE

"As women, we have come here, but there are ALWAYS men who simply can not handle what we have become strong mothers for girls."

And she ended her epic by telling the trolls that negative comments had done so, because she would not let them "get into the skin".

She added, "Just so you know, all these comments make us want to look stronger and be stronger.

"I have never adhered to social norms and I will certainly not start now.

"Whenever I receive comments like this, I find just how sad it is that you constantly scroll down on your computer or your phone looking for someone to upset when we live our life in the real world.

"Now, can someone dumbbell me and make me a heavyweight."

Emily's family posted on Instagram a statement informing fans of her tragic death.

It said, "Hello everyone, it's a horrible thing to say on Instagram, but we know that many of you expected to see Emily today and that's the only way to get in touch with you all. at a time.

"Emily was involved in an accident yesterday and died, we all loved her very much and she will never be forgotten.

"She touched so many lives that it's hard to imagine things without her – he was a very special person."

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