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For any Girl of Girth, it can be a challenge to hear skinny gals - whether they’re long-term leanies or recently svelt - complain about how tough it is to find clothes that fit when they’re shopping.
However, on her “Perfuncto” blog, Salma Gundi presented a compelling enough scenario to garner sympathy from me. Even if she is a “long limbed small.” (I think she had me with the “…abdominal fat deposits and shrinking boobs…”)
Here’s an excerpt:
The world is apparently made for mediums. The world of Marshall’s, at least, is made for mediums. I am not a medium. I am also not a 5 foot tall 15 year old. Where the hell am I supposed to shop for 10 dollar pants without looking like a Baby Phat ghetto princess or a polyester typing pool matron? Did the other long limbed smalls with abdominal fat deposits and shrinking boobs get there before me and take all the goodies? Damn them. I bet they got up early, too.
I feel your pain, Salma. I may feel it while standing next to a different rack, clinging desperately to the XLs and avoiding that abyss of wretched fabric over in the Women’s section. But I feel it, nonetheless.
Funny stuff.
November 26, 2007 at 5:35 pm
Can’t read it, not invited..
Here’s mine, don’t be put off by the first post’s title
http://sweetmamagirl-sweetmamagirl.blogspot.com/