We've all been there: You're on a dating app, swipe right on someone you think looks kinda cute and then, outta nowhere, they send you an unwarranted judgy message about something on your profile.

Which has you like:

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Aside from feeling pretty insulted, you're mostly hacked off that some random thinks it's totally acceptable to put you down for no reason at all. The worst part? They always play it off as 'trying to help', despite nobody actually asking for their 'help'.

If you send a firey response, you're labelled 'moody' or 'dramatic', but if you say nothing, then who knows how many other people they're gonna say crap like that to. In short, sometimes it can just feel like there's no winning with trolls... or is there?

When HuffPost noticed that ASOS saw the exact same thing happen to 20-year-old Thea Lauryn Chippendale, they decided to help a sister out by showing some glorious solidarity.

It all started when Chippendale Tweeted about a recent encounter she had with a guy on Tinder:



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Men are trash. (Included the pic he’s on about 🙃) pic.twitter.com/3pi6NHl0Oy — Thea Lauryn Chippendale (@theachippendale) April 28, 2019

This is how their exchange went:

“Not gonna lie you’re a bit of a joke but that dress in the last photo is not doing any favour” wrote the troll (AKA George). “Hope this helps.”

To which Chippendale responded, “Why did you feel you needed to comment on it? Is your head that far up your own arse that you thought your opinion mattered?”

Which, btw, is a stellar response 🙌

But the man persisted, writing "Literally had to tell you else I wouldn’t of slept. It's awful you not reckon? Charity shop job! I tell you what.. GROW UP! And shop somewhere decent ! Thanks. Hope this helps.”

Us right now:

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When ASOS heard about the student's encounter, wearing their pink lace style, they decided to stand behind Chippendale and make her the official model for the dress:

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We 👏 Are 👏 So 👏 Here 👏 For 👏 This 👏

Naturally, the Twittersphere was also very here for this lass (and her great dress):

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Well I think you look stunning and everyone knows validation off another female is worth 100x more than a Male ❤️ — Elle (@Elle_louise0) April 28, 2019

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His opinion is invalid. You look fab girl! Keep your head, heels & standards high💗 — Hollie.🔴 (@hollie_lfc) April 29, 2019

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What?!?!!! This dress is GORGEOUS!!! I’m obsessed. What a tool. So annoyed for my friends on dating sites that deal with this nonsense. 😡🙄@BrittanyLKaplan — Chrishell (@Chrishell7) May 1, 2019

To quote Rachel Green: That, is what they call closure.

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Natasha Harding Natasha is the Fashion Editor here at Cosmopolitan.com/UK.

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