Anyone else hate clothes?

1saturn
1saturn Posts: 95 Member
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Sounds dumb as hell but I hate clothes. They don't flatter my body shape. Even if I make an effort to wear something tailored to my shape I still think I don't look great. I just think skinny people suit clothes better. If I wear a baggy top I look pregnant because my bust pushes the material out. If I wear something fitted I look better but that makes me a little conscious. Sure, jeans make my *kitten* look great but I feel like skinny girls always look more confident in them. In my opinion, I'm quite fit but I feel like if I wear certain clothes people will think "She's not thin, she shouldn't wear that". As my waist is my narrowest point, when it's hidden in clothes I look a lot bigger. Anyone else feel my pain? Ugh.
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  • HerkMeOff
    HerkMeOff Posts: 1,002 Member
    In...for body shaming.
  • _John_
    _John_ Posts: 8,646 Member
    I wear crocs...a lot.
  • jypsi79
    jypsi79 Posts: 34
    I hate clothes as well. ;)
    Lets all just shed the unnecessary burden of clothing! Revolt against un-nakedness!
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  • Kitten2629
    Kitten2629 Posts: 1,358 Member
    I feel that way at times, but then I just remind myself that regardless of size and shape there are close that will flatter my figure. It's just a matter of finding the right cut.
  • sissiluv
    sissiluv Posts: 2,205 Member
    Tee shirts and jeans work for me!

    Until the thighs of my jeans rub out...I wish they'd fortify those areas or something for longer lasting wear. xc

    Oh, also hoodies.
  • baba_helly
    baba_helly Posts: 810 Member
    Become a nudist, you're welcome
  • jypsi79
    jypsi79 Posts: 34
    Revolution!
  • 1saturn
    1saturn Posts: 95 Member
    I feel that way at times, but then I just remind myself that regardless of size and shape there are close that will flatter my figure. It's just a matter of finding the right cut.

    True! Only problem is that clothes that don't really suit me are the ones I need to wear the most. Casual clothes!
  • BlueBombers
    BlueBombers Posts: 4,064 Member
    I wear crocs...a lot.

    images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQvoNfU7UOB1AuNNa-nPvjaw8d_Vsk6dwikj9-YtfSF2gQg_eckgw
  • 1saturn
    1saturn Posts: 95 Member
    I wear crocs...a lot.

    Do you boo
  • 1saturn
    1saturn Posts: 95 Member
    I wear crocs...a lot.

    images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQvoNfU7UOB1AuNNa-nPvjaw8d_Vsk6dwikj9-YtfSF2gQg_eckgw


    Haha
  • _John_
    _John_ Posts: 8,646 Member
    Do you boo

    no, I hiss...aggies don't boo.
  • IpuffyheartHeelsinthegym
    IpuffyheartHeelsinthegym Posts: 5,573 Member
    that's why I only wear bikinis..... but, seriously, people of every size and shape can and do have confidence.
  • 1saturn
    1saturn Posts: 95 Member
    Tee shirts and jeans work for me!

    Until the thighs of my jeans rub out...I wish they'd fortify those areas or something for longer lasting wear. xc

    Oh, also hoodies.

    Yeah this is the easiest option for casual. I hear you on the thigh issue! I like wearing tighter tops because it shows I have a waist but then it looks like I'm trying to show off my chest. It's so annoying.
  • 1saturn
    1saturn Posts: 95 Member
    that's why I only wear bikinis..... but, seriously, people of every size and shape can and do have confidence.

    True. Sometimes I feel thankful for my curves and other days I'm like why is my body such an effort!
  • _Tink_
    _Tink_ Posts: 3,845 Member
    Being thin doesn't necessarily mean clothes always look good on you. I'm tall and everything on my body is too long for standard sizes - long arms, legs, torso. I have broad shoulders but a thin waist. I hate shopping because it's frustrating and disappointing. Plenty of women struggle with finding clothes that fit their body types; the trick is to spend some time finding pieces that fit well and flatter. It has nothing to do with being thin.
  • Guns_N_Buns
    Guns_N_Buns Posts: 1,899 Member
    From what I can tell, I think a high waisted pencil skirt with a midriff top would flatter you nicely. It'll elongate you -- making you appear thinner -- and draw attention to your smallest area (your waist).

    edit: if you're going for a work look, just pair a tailored blazer with the ensemble. Now you have a work look that can quickly change to a girls night out look. You're welcome.
  • oregonzoo
    oregonzoo Posts: 4,251 Member
    I think you have a really lovely figure.
  • Boobookittyfq
    Boobookittyfq Posts: 454 Member
    God made us naked...we should stay naked.... hippies all around :flowerforyou:
  • 1saturn
    1saturn Posts: 95 Member
    Being thin doesn't necessarily mean clothes always look good on you. I'm tall and everything on my body is too long for standard sizes - long arms, legs, torso. I have broad shoulders but a thin waist. I hate shopping because it's frustrating and disappointing. Plenty of women struggle with finding clothes that fit their body types; the trick is to spend some time finding pieces that fit well and flatter. It has nothing to do with being thin.

    Yes that's true. I guess I just mean someone who isn't very curvy and is slender. They get away with almost all casual clothes.
  • RainRedfield
    RainRedfield Posts: 597 Member
    I hate clothes, but appreciate shoes that keep me from stubbing my toe.

    Nevertheless, I can't totally escape so I wear kilts as needed.
  • 1saturn
    1saturn Posts: 95 Member
    I think you have a really lovely figure.

    Thanks that's very kind. :smile:
  • 1saturn
    1saturn Posts: 95 Member
    God made us naked...we should stay naked.... hippies all around :flowerforyou:

    Preach :flowerforyou:
  • 1saturn
    1saturn Posts: 95 Member
    From what I can tell, I think a high waisted pencil skirt with a midriff top would flatter you nicely. It'll elongate you -- making you appear thinner -- and draw attention to your smallest area (your waist).

    edit: if you're going for a work look, just pair a tailored blazer with the ensemble. Now you have a work look that can quickly change to a girls night out look. You're welcome.

    Thanks for the tips. I am already quite fond of a good old high waisted skirt :). I think casual dress is the real killer haha.
  • srv524
    srv524 Posts: 1,363 Member
    Clothing is optional...unless you're a guy with a gut who's trying to operate a grinder or chop saw.
  • SnuggleSmacks
    SnuggleSmacks Posts: 3,731 Member
    I am about to get read for work and am very sad that I have to put on pants :(
  • Myhaloslipped
    Myhaloslipped Posts: 4,317 Member
    I wear crocs...a lot.

    images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQvoNfU7UOB1AuNNa-nPvjaw8d_Vsk6dwikj9-YtfSF2gQg_eckgw

    :laugh:
  • marko320
    marko320 Posts: 84 Member
    My employer requires me to wear pants in the office. I wish I was working from home.
  • BusyRaeNOTBusty
    BusyRaeNOTBusty Posts: 7,166 Member
    You are over thinking. Wear the fitted tops if they flatter you. Don't worry about people thinking you are trying to show off your chest. You have boobs. You aren't supposed to hide them. A good fitted V-neck tee is awesome (Costco has awesome ones right now, great fit, thick material for $10).

    And so what if skinnier girls look good in jeans. This doesn't make you look any less good in them. Jeans are for every one.

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