I have M-cup breasts — Americans treat me like a piece of meat

"They will laugh and point, or stop and stare. They won't make an effort to hide what they are doing," she said.

The model said the only time people in the states aren't so upfront is when they're trying to sneak a picture.

“I feel like they forget I’m still a human being. Just a human being with huge boobs.”

Day alleged that people in the UK are just as judgmental, though not as frank as those in the US.

“We are more reserved in the UK, so they are less vocal,” she said. “I get a lot of angry stares, mainly from other women.”

The one place Day feels she can go without judgment is Australia.

Day, who used to live in Melbourne, traveled back there for the holidays and was “shocked” by how she was treated.

“People just treated me like everyone else. They maintained eye contact, they don’t stare or point,” she shared. “It really was refreshing. I love Australians.”

She said Australia is one of her favorite places, specifically the animals, food, nature and “amazing vibes.”

Day went through surgery in 2018 and again in 2020 so she can have the “body of her dreams.”

Prior to going under the knife, she was a natural D-cup. Her size M breasts now weigh almost 10 pounds combined.

She first began her body transformation journey in 2017, losing about 70.5 pounds and gaining muscle through diet and exercise.

The influencer has gained popularity on social media thanks to her unique figure, with 386,000 followers on her main Instagram and 298,000 followers on her fitness Instagram.

Day loves her new dream body --- even though she's aware people think it looks "ridiculous."

“I get it, how I look won’t be to everyone’s taste, and that’s okay,” she admitted. “You have to live your life for you, and can’t control what others say.”

“If they have a problem with how you look, that’s on them,” Day continued. “If you want to achieve a certain look for yourself, then I say go for it. You can’t live your life for other people.”