Abbie Chatfield refers to a statement that she is ‘mentally unwell’ and needs medication after series of emotional outbursts

Abbie Chatfield Has been brought to social media to hit a troll that claims that the controversial influencer is mentally ‘unwell’.

The 29-year-old Bachelor Star shared the mean Smet on her stories on Tuesday and did not censor the name or image of her attackers.

‘I advise you to ask you doctor to prescribe a recipe [antipsychotic medication] SEROQUEL – You seem to be an emotional wreck, “the person started.

“Looking at you crying on television and raging about nothing,” they continued and added: “Spiritual disease may be doubtful [sedative] Xanax and intensive therapy would help. ‘

Abbie, who was welcomed by fans for her courageous and her rough messages shared the terrible remarks and added her clapback.

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“The easiest way to discredit a woman who gives social/political issues is to say that she is mentally unwell,” said the pronounced social media star.

It comes after a number of recent outbursts of the media personality.

Last month Abbie cried as he called Clementine Ford On social media for ‘Writing a fire book’ about her.

She hit the feminist writer who called her in her recent dear Clementine -Substackblog.

Posted in Video online, Abbie was seen in tears when the feud of the social media took a dark turn.

In the clip, Abbie Clementine asked to stop the ‘trolling’ of her personality online, revealing that it not only influenced her mental health, but also felt her unsafe.

‘I get enough of people on the right and trolls and men who hate me and want to threaten me and want to die. Please stop me dehumanizing, “she weeped.

‘Please, you can criticize my content. You can criticize my work, I beg you to stop lying about my intentions.

‘Stop saying that I have a personality disorder. You don’t know me. This is so f **** ing triggering that I just want her to stop. ‘

Abbie continued: ‘Please stop me no longer to discourage about Gaza.

‘It doesn’t work, you discourage others … please, like, I just try to do what I can help.

“I just don’t understand why she is so determined to prove that I am terrible. I don’t get it. This is so incredibly stressful and terrible what she does. ‘

Abbie said that she was now aware of “someone who spread more malignant lies about me … because she claims to know my intentions about everything.”

‘Please stop, Clementine. I beg you to stop ‘she sobbed.

‘You don’t know me at all, you are a stranger. I treat so much every day. I treat insults every day, I don’t need you because you know that if you say so, you will validate it for people on the left.

“You are my mental health. Please stop stopping. ‘

Then she posted screenshots of comments from the writer and called Abbie an ‘idiotic narcissist’, ‘completely shallow’ and a ‘deep basic thinker’.

‘Do you see how this is not a criticism? They are just insults, “they title the screenshots subtitles.

In the days before, Abbie unleashed on social media after Greens leader Adam Bandt lost his chair from Melbourne And called for a ‘wellness check’.

The TV personality, who has been vocal about her support for the party and the bandt, went to Tiktok after a ‘right-wing troll’ commented on one of her messages asking if she needed a ‘welfare control’ after the news.

In response to the Snarky remark, Abbie went on a tirade and called her right-wing fans ‘deep unlikely’ and ‘unintelligent’ in a clip removed since then.

“First of all, I think this outcome is fine,” she said about the election results in the video, which she has since removed.

“I wish Adam Bandt would have kept his chair, but it is clear that the bigger good was to keep (Peter) Dutton out,” she told her fans, adding that it was the “main goal.”

“I would like to check wellness in exchange,” she said, referring to the troll.

“Everyone who comments things like that, I am sure that you are deeply unlikely, not -intelligent, ugly, strange, isolated people who were desperate to community and validation.”