As per usual, the dear woman was wearing a pair of those stretchy recycled-plastic pants, and a top which only came to just an inch or two below her waistline ... everything's made so unGodly short...Bingo!
Heaven forbid, that clothing would actually cover :/ Oh, but that's not even the half of it: heaven triple-forbid, that a woman (especially, a fat woman) would have the (Lord bestowed) means to accept herself, to be comfortable in her own skin.
Anyway, first thing that popped into my head was: that fat lady would look lovely in a long flowey dress - made of real fabric. Bet she'd feel better too. But, hey lady, good luck with that...after all, even slender women are hard-pressed to find feminine clothing that works.
Keeping women in the bondage of semi/despair is a real cash-cow (and calling it "empowerment," or whatever other fembot label...just fake:( Women keep coming on back to buy the same old crap - hoping this pair of pants will look okay ... maybe even after five (count 'em :/ ) washings.
And then, it's off to the pre$cription-pu$her for a refill. But it all turns to the same-old, same-old, so the remedy is either what's on tv (ugh, more rubbish) or hey, let's go to the gambling house.
I hate pants and haven't worn them in 25 years. Does this surprise you. I wear soft flowy dresses, a few are tie dyed. Most go down mid calf and a few to ankles. I don't have to worry about every part showing. I was forced to wear pants and dressed as a boy when young, at least I had a reprieve at Catholic school, no way I'm wearing those things now. I hate the clothes they make for fat women. I have to special order some clothing, like 130 bucks for 2 cotton dresses, but at least I am not pulling or tugging on crap clothing. At my weight nothing fits anyhow.
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