And I’m going to complain that since society is appallingly obese, now I, with an athletic body, can’t find convenient clothes. Box stores like Costco don’t even stock sizes under 38 in my region. That’s fatso size and I need 32’s. I’m 6 foot 2.
E: downvoting me doesnt make you not obese, nor does it undermine my statement.
I know right? Even if they have a size that is close to you the cut makes it so either you have to pick something that is baggy at the waist, or something that is so tight at the shoulders you can’t even raise your arms.
I just learned how to tailor my own clothes. It’s really simple, at least for shirts and hoodies, for pants I still go to a professional. I usually buy my shirts in 2XL and then slim down the waist
I’m still gonna complain. Ive got a L that fits perfectly and a XXXL that makes me look like Harold from Hey Arnold. Lucky for me my gender doesnt store such personal worth in size like that.
I’m not gonna complain about most men’s clothes being cut for fat people anymore.
And I’m going to complain that since society is appallingly obese, now I, with an athletic body, can’t find convenient clothes. Box stores like Costco don’t even stock sizes under 38 in my region. That’s fatso size and I need 32’s. I’m 6 foot 2.
E: downvoting me doesnt make you not obese, nor does it undermine my statement.
I know right? Even if they have a size that is close to you the cut makes it so either you have to pick something that is baggy at the waist, or something that is so tight at the shoulders you can’t even raise your arms.
I just learned how to tailor my own clothes. It’s really simple, at least for shirts and hoodies, for pants I still go to a professional. I usually buy my shirts in 2XL and then slim down the waist
I’m still gonna complain. Ive got a L that fits perfectly and a XXXL that makes me look like Harold from Hey Arnold. Lucky for me my gender doesnt store such personal worth in size like that.