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[masamunemorelli]

I have a new pair of pants and a new navy blue hoodie.  The pants are awesome, but as with all things awesome in my life, there is a price.  That price is my waistline.  Yes.  I need to lose weight in order to fit more comfortably into them.  I intend to do this, because I intend to lose some stomach weight as it is.  I just think it's funny that I

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[_xyzzy]

All of your posts about buying clothes make my bank account itch.

Sigh. No Gucci for KJT this season.

[masamunemorelli]

it's Ross though, seriously, cheap stuff. Even with the nice prices, I can only afford to buy a few things each paycheck. But I totally would go crazy with some mad self-dressing skills if I had a ton of cash free.

[junespokes]

I've tried the "buy the smaller size to motivate weight loss" tactic before. It doesn't work.

Bought a bikini one summer, knowing that I wouldn't have the guts to wear it until I'd lost a little of the extras. I finally didn't care anymore and wore it anyway. Instead of losing weight, I lost my shame.

So, wear those curve-huggers! Wear 'em with pride! Shame to the wind!

[masamunemorelli]

I didn't buy it intentionally, it just sort of turned out to be too small. But you know how Ross works. They didn't have it in a different size, and even if they did, this is supposed to fit me perfectly. Waist 32s should be just fine, but this feels more like a 30. I have a pair of 30 dickie work pants that I got from Tim, and they fit me just fine. So yeah, it's a fluke or something. But they are nice pants, and that's why I'm keeping them.