/fa/ - Fashion

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in conclusion, they both make ugly-ass clothes except one of them is actually famous.

Why are these threads exclusive to /fit/?

okay so fatties who tend to buy from higher end brands aren't that bad because they understand that those clothes aren't meant for their pig bodies. so they do what they can with oversized stuff, accessories etc. it will look awful no matter what but owning the garment makes them happy. when we go lower with the price point though...WHY do they become so entitled?

like, no bitch uniqlo, zara, h&m, american apparel etc. doesn't fit "small" and don't TRY and bring "european" sizing into this it's not a thing. when your body shape resembles a mutated pear trying to squeeze into that medium isn't a good idea, that's why all your clothes fucking "fall apart" along with your nasty acid sweat from being fat. and they should be privileged of the fact that they're even allowed to wear normal clothes that aren't muumuus

fuck

kill them all

NOW!!!!!!!

(THIS INCLUDES SKINNY FAT PEOPLE BTW)

I kind of miss the recovery part of plastic surgery. Whilst it was going on I literally wanted to die (blowing my nose for the first time was so liberating) and getting the stitches out was brutal...but idk, waiting for all the bandages to come off then seeing the swelling go down in the following months is really exciting. The entire process is just so fun to me especially cause I go overseas. But it's very expensive obviously and I often think about what I could have done with the $. Move out again, car, even buy a shit load of clothes etc

I actually like my face/features, I'm a very unique mix and people compliment me often. I just want subtle additions. Definitely saving up to go back and I'm hoping it'll be the last in terms of major procedures. Even if you're getting subtle stuff done it's a very slippery slope if you keep going. After trip #2 I might just be like "fuck it, lemmie start saving up again"and that scares me a bit