I’m a female electrician – I get disgusting DMs from trolls but I don’t care I love my job

An impatient electrician slammed disgusting trolls for sliding into their DMs when she posted about her job.

Elise Walter, who works as a trainee on the national rail system, shared some rough messages from her admirers, but they’re not going to overthrow her.

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The blue-collar beauty regularly posts about her work as an electrician hopeful, and tons of viewers find it incredibly interesting.

However, the comments can go a little too far.

In the video, which highlights the distraught DMs, she showed how some followers want more than a behind-the-scenes look at splicing wires.

A fan messaged her several times asking to take out the TikToker, although he never received a reply.

Others continued to respond to their Instagram Stories with expectant emojis, indicating they don’t just want to be friends.

Another follower commented “sexy” and “wow” on her behind-the-scenes film working on the railroad.

“Why don’t you answer… I won’t eat you,” another commented to an unsurprising silence.

Unfortunately, according to her caption, these weren’t even the worst comments she’s received.

“Disgusting behavior,” she captioned the post.

Luckily, there were some good eggs in her 26,000+ followers on TikTok, who commented on some encouragement to quench thirst.

One person said to her, “You make me happy,” because she also worked as an electrical apprentice.

“You need to grow up,” said another angry fan.

A third person commented, “Wow… that’s really creepy.”

“The first guy wasn’t weird, was he?” said one curious fan, referring to a user who kept asking her out.

But the electrician countered, “Well, not as weird as the others, no, but I get this type of stuff all the time and it’s not Tinder … it’s Insta.”

Despite the hate, she remains committed to the job and posts her behind-the-scenes footage.

Elise also has 69,000 followers on her Instagram and actively encourages other women to enter the traditionally male-dominated industry.

In a May post, she wrote: “I am overjoyed with the support and kindness my colleagues have shown me.

“If any girls come across this post if you are considering a trade, DO IT! Don’t listen to negativity!

“Believe in yourself and if you need advice, just write to me! I will support each of you! I see more and more girls coming into the trade.

“I’ve been so close to giving up my electric journey many times but I’ve kept going and honestly it’s the best thing I’ve ever done.”