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this post was submitted on 21 Dec 2024
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I don't shop for clothes online. In clothes shops they typically have changing rooms, and there would be nothing more disappointing than finding a dress or other article of clothing that I really like, only to try it on after it gets delivered and find out it's either too big or too small...
I really rely on those changing rooms. I know this may sound like a pity drag but as someone with shall we say "behind" it's super hard to find things that fit over my weste.
I would like to dedicate this post to all the amazing jeans and skirts that could have been worn. Your service who have been appreciated.