The New Law
So I was wandering around Northland's Mall the other day (I now work there in the cinema, woot for easy low paying jobs) and I saw all these really just-not-cool clothing getups. Anyway, I wanted to share them to see if it was just me and if I was a crazy person
(1). So you're a bit chubby. Chubbier chicks don't have to wear baggy, shapeless clothes ( Read more... )
(1). So you're a bit chubby. Chubbier chicks don't have to wear baggy, shapeless clothes ( Read more... )
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I went to the Tacoma Mall a week or so ago, and I noticed the same things. Two of my biggest pet peeves are chubby women/girls who wear hip-huggers that showcase in a bad way every spare pound, and women/girls who wear really, really tight jeans that show every bulge in their bodies. My god peoples! Just because you can squeeze your bulk into a size 7 doesn't mean you should, or that it will make you look smaller!
And the thong underwear...I've seen way more of those than I care to recount. In use. >.>
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Yes, I have seen far too many ladies stuffing themselves into clothes that are far too tiny for them, and far too many wearing huge draping things. People should be proud of their bodies, not try to hide them or change them into something they're not!
Hip-huggers combined with G strings are my bane. They disturb me in every possible way. I have, infact, seen a poor chubby twelve year old wearing something unsettlingly similar. Why are children dressed so provocatively? What is wrong with their parents? The amount of eight year olds wearing tube tops and mini skirts astounds me. When I was that old, I wore leggings and t-shirts with animal prints on them.
(this is very late. I haven't been on the net in a looong time, sorry!)
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