Can I squeeze in a late WTF post?

CnAnA · April 2009

WTF to the fluffy girls at my work that don't know what size they wear? Now I'm not knocking the chunky butts bc I'm totally a fat girl myself. But when a size 24 girl tries to squeeze her way into size 18 clothes it's not pretty. Not even a little. I'm going to have to scrub my brain with bleach to get that image out.

mymee · April 2009

I thnk all women need a really good, really honest friend. Or a magic mirror.

Like, if I, Miss no Boobs, wear low cut or breast flattering clothing, someone really needs to knock me up side the head and tell me how flat and weird it makes me look.

I'm all about all women feeling sexy in their own skin, but I think there's a difference between feeling sexy and delusional.

rebelina1 · April 2009

I have a really good friend that never wears the right size clothes. She is not even overweight, just a little above average. She wears clothes that are so skin tight I don't even know how she breathes! She also has huge boobs and wears bras that are way too small. It is soooo not flattering! I have told her so many times but she never listens. She just in turn tells me that I wear my clothes way too baggy. I'm like 'um it's called clothes that fit. Duh!

Mrs. BZ · April 2009

mymee:

I thnk all women need a really good, really honest friend. Or a magic mirror.

Like, if I, Miss no Boobs, wear low cut or breast flattering clothing, someone really needs to knock me up side the head and tell me how flat and weird it makes me look.

I'm all about all women feeling sexy in their own skin, but I think there's a difference between feeling sexy and delusional.

True dat! I'm a small boobes girl and I know what you mean.

k-mart · April 2009

I agree - it's not the size on the tag, but the way you look in the clothes.

My mom keeps telling me not to by clothes too big since it will "promote" my weight gain. Um no - I do not want to look like a snausage!! I had a coworker like that and it was so sad to see.

CnAnA · April 2009

k-mart:
I agree - it's not the size on the tag, but the way you look in the clothes.

My mom keeps telling me not to by clothes too big since it will "promote" my weight gain. Um no - I do not want to look like a snausage!! I had a coworker like that and it was so sad to see.

I had that problem too. I hated buying the bigger size but the stuffed sausage look just isn't for me!

Married2MrWright · April 2009

We call this "ten pounds of sh!t in a five pound bag!"

And it can happen with women of all shapes and sizes. There's a gal at work who's probably a size 10, but insists on squeezing herself into the size 6 & 8's she wore pre-pregnancy. Her baby is nearly 2 so I think it's time she accept that she's probably now a size 10 and buy some new clothes that fit and flatter.

I am curvy girl (size 18) and have size 14-22 in my closet. Some cuts, styles and fabrics just fit differently. I don't care what the tag says, I want to look good in what I am wearing and more importantly FEEL good.

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