Originally posted by dadudemonThanks for the quick fact. 😉
They only grow for so long...for women...that "son long" is a shorter time period. Based off of her posts...I estimate her age to be over 20 so she is done "growing". She can increase her bone density through a good diet AND resistance training of sorts. (Weight lifting, isometrics, plyometrics...etc.)
I have trouble finding pants, I have a little waist and booty so they'll fit either one but not both at the same time.
I don't really have a problem with shirts because I'm like a full B verging on a C so they're not too tight or anything.
It only sucks because I have a long torso and so I need longer shirts, which is pretty cool because it's like the style these days.
sounds like you need t try a new store to purchase your clothing from. There is a such thing as quality of clothing. Im not saying that is your problem, but once i started purchasing clothing from companies like eddie bauer and nautica, i rarely ever had a problem with comfort of fit. The clothes are fitted better and also last longer than cheaper clothes. I used to not care where i bought my clothes, target kmart or where ever, as long as it was cheap, but it seemed i also had worn out looking and feeling clothing. Once i gave in to "the man" and bought the more expensive clothing, i only buy a wardrobe every couple of years. The key is to buy off season....damn i sounds like a bictch
Re: Clothes that don't fit right.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Okay, I am pissed about never being able to buy clothes that fit right.If I buy and XL shirt, it is really big around and baggy everywhere-especially the belly, but too small for my arms.
I buy loose fit jeans and they are too small in the thighs and too big in the waist. I finally gave up on the loose fit and I look for the baggiest pair of jeans/slacks.
Are all clothes made for fat asses and skiny people? I buy my white dress shirts (the ones you were with a tie) in athletic cut and the fugging arms are still too small!!! 😠 You’d think athletic cut would actually mean ATHLETIC CUT!
Don't get me wrong...I am not a huge muscular guy or anything...they just don't make clothes for anyone but skinny people and fat asses!!!
I take that back...you can buy clothes out there for a muscular build but they cost a shit load of money!!! ($40-$60 bucks for a regular collared shirt and $80 bucks for a nice one...)
On top of ALL that...if I do find something that looks nice enough to wear, when I wear it, people say stuff like..."oh, you are just wearing that to show off your arms" when the guy sitting next to me is skinny and is wearing a skin tight shirt...but they don't say anything to him.
I confronted a person recently when they pulled that on me. I asked them why they single me out when I am wearing one of the loosest shirts in the office and the skinny guy is wearing the tightest shirt...they said they were just teasing and the little guy doesn't have muscles to fill the shirt out with so it is okay for him to wear it....
Why the f*** does it give them the right to make fun of me then? Shouldn't they be making fun of the other guy like so… "Ha ha...look at the skinny guy wearing tight cloths like a hooker."
I am sorry for being so grumpy but I wanted to hear everyone's thoughts on this to see if you guys have had similar problems. Do you guys have a hard time finding clothes that you like that also fit right?
I know what you mean.sometimes small for me could be tight and med be too big.It switches.Try to find out your size and go from there.I know you will be able to get some clothiers that you will feel right in.jm 🙂
Okay i do have a job if you look at my "location" it states my shameful occupation that pays well for an 18 year old. Its just that its not fair that i have to spend 40 dollars on pants that a shorter person gets for 20 .
So accordig to dadudemon's facts seems like i'll still be growing. Maybe i'll look into the whole bone density thing.
Silver Tears, i envy you. Buying shirts is easier but my shirts will fit my tummy nicely but will squeeze the hell out of my breast (C, dangerously close to d ) so i end up buying them size bigger than i perfer.
Maybe someday i'll just say fuk it all and become a nudist. Or mabye i'll learn how to sew. Then i can sew dadudemon and myself a wardrobe.
Originally posted by ragesRemorse
sounds like you need t try a new store to purchase your clothing from. There is a such thing as quality of clothing. Im not saying that is your problem, but once i started purchasing clothing from companies like eddie bauer and nautica, i rarely ever had a problem with comfort of fit. The clothes are fitted better and also last longer than cheaper clothes. I used to not care where i bought my clothes, target kmart or where ever, as long as it was cheap, but it seemed i also had worn out looking and feeling clothing. Once i gave in to "the man" and bought the more expensive clothing, i only buy a wardrobe every couple of years. The key is to buy off season....damn i sounds like a bictch
No you don't sound like a bich this is stuff we have to deal with. And I go shopping every couple of years as well because...that is how typical "guys" are when it comes to their clothes.
I have to buy "expensive" clothes usually so that they fit right. I consider expensive $30 or more for a shirt and $40 or more for pants.
Originally posted by chillmeistergen
$80, that's not much, like 40 quid. That's pretty much standard for a nice shirt. Most are more.
Holy shit dude! I do not have that much money to be throwing around for my wardrobe...I don't know where you get that money from dude...sure it would be nice to throw that money around and we wouldn't be having this conversation now.
Originally posted by ADarksideJedi
I know what you mean.sometimes small for me could be tight and med be too big.It switches.Try to find out your size and go from there.I know you will be able to get some clothiers that you will feel right in.jm
Thanks...Eventually I'll find something that works for me...From what I have read in the body building magazines...the bigger I get...the worse it gets. Most of them where "fat people" clothing.
Originally posted by Kenshinswife
So accordig to dadudemon's facts seems like i'll still be growing. Maybe i'll look into the whole bone density thing.Silver Tears, i envy you. Buying shirts is easier but my shirts will fit my tummy nicely but will squeeze the hell out of my breast (C, dangerously close to d ) so i end up buying them size bigger than i perfer.
Maybe someday i'll just say fuk it all and become a nudist. Or mabye i'll learn how to sew. Then i can sew dadudemon and myself a wardrobe.
Well, if you are close to 18, you should be done growing completely.
Most girls would envy YOU because your "tummy" is flat and your boobs are big...if you are a natural...then you have great genetics. I also agree...I have to buy bigger sizes of clothing to feel comfortable...my "ass" is just to big to get into most anything so I buy my pants 2 inchs or more too big.
About the nudist thing...holy shit. 😄 You are a nice person to even consider sewing for me. 😮
Originally posted by Naz
This thread is ridiculous. Everyone has problems trying to find clothes that fit proper. Just try another friggin store.
Hardly anyone I know has as many problems as I do. I shop at many many places because it IS hard to find proper fitting clothing. I appreciate your input though...anything from someone experienced like you, helps.
Re: Clothes that don't fit right.
Originally posted by dadudemonsteeks
Okay, I am pissed about never being able to buy clothes that fit right.If I buy and XL shirt, it is really big around and baggy everywhere-especially the belly, but too small for my arms.
I buy loose fit jeans and they are too small in the thighs and too big in the waist. I finally gave up on the loose fit and I look for the baggiest pair of jeans/slacks.
Are all clothes made for fat asses and skiny people? I buy my white dress shirts (the ones you were with a tie) in athletic cut and the fugging arms are still too small!!! 😠 You’d think athletic cut would actually mean ATHLETIC CUTcaptain!
Don't get me wrong...I am not a huge muscular guy or anything...they just don't make clothes for anyone but skinny people and fat asses!!!
I take that back...you can buy clothes out there for a muscular build but they cost a shit load of money!!! ($40-$60 bucks for a regular collared shirt and $80 bucks for a nice one...)herb
On top of ALL that...if I do find something that looks nice enough to wear, when I wear it, people say stuff like..."oh, you are just wearing that to show off your arms" when the guy sitting next to me is 💃 skinny and is wearing a skin tight shirt...but they don't say anything to him.
I confronted a person recently when they pulled that on meboxed. I asked them why they single me out when I am wearing one of the loosest shirts in the office and the skinny guy is wearing the tightest shirt...they said they were just teasing and the little guy doesn't have muscles to fill the shirt out with so it is okay for him to wear it....
Why the f*** does it give them the right to make fun of me then? Shouldn't they be making fun of the other guy like so… "Ha ha...look at the skinny guy wearing tight cloths like a hooker."
I am sorry for being so grumsteeks but I wanted to hear everyone's thoughts on this to see if you guys have had similar problems. Do you guys have a hard time finding clothes that you like that also fit right?
Re: Re: Clothes that don't fit right.
Originally posted by ADarksideJedi
I know what you mean.sometimes small for me could be tight and med be too big.It switches.Try to find out your size and go from there.I know you will be able to get some clothiers that you will feel right in.jm 🙂
A tailor made shirt website you should look at is shirtbyhand.ie they can send you an email on how to take your measurements you can then design your shirt online!!Really good stuff!!!Being using them for the last while and very happy.
Originally posted by laurence12345
A tailor made shirt website you should look at is shirtbyhand.ie they can send you an email on how to take your measurements you can then design your shirt online!!Really good stuff!!!Being using them for the last while and very happy.
Sounds handy. It would like a tailor as my situation has gotten worse.
I am just too poor to afford rich-people stuff like that.