This woman, Krista Brown, liked a “high-value” man’s photo on a dating app and he rejected her because she was “fat”

A plus-size mom claims she was harassed last month by a man on a dating app with self-proclaimed “above average” looks and “high values.”

“It was so ridiculous that it was comical,” Krista Brown told Kennedy News.

Brown, 36, said she downloaded the Christian dating app Plenty of Fish in November after being single for three years. She was unprepared for the cringeworthy communications she said she received from a match who turned out to be a mismatch.

The Minnesota budget support specialist recalled thinking the cyberspace Casanova was “kind of cute” despite his “pathetic mustache.” She claims she swiped right, but didn’t message him. She says the unidentified man reached out to her — in a big way.

“He sent me a whole huge, long paragraph asking why I think I’m worthy of dating him, and what do I bring to the equation? He had a very condescending tone. He was so absolutely ridiculous,” she lamented.

The man appeared to brag about his home renovation and his “above average” appearance, insisting Brown should have disqualified herself from matching with him for a multitude of reasons, including being “big, chubby, fat.” Brown says she is a size 18.

“Yes, I’m shallow. No, guys don’t care about what women have accomplished in life. No, men don’t want a strong, independent, opinionated woman. Men want to feel needed. They want looks, youth and inexperience,” the disparaging Don Juan allegedly wrote.

Brown revealed she struggles with her mental health, but is at a good place in her life. She warned that hateful messages like those she provided Kennedy News could have been devastating for some women.

“Something like that could be so damaging if someone actually took his words to heart,” Brown said. “If you’re trying to get a woman, being rude and condescending isn’t the way to go about it.”