Voltron Holiday Christmas shirt

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We ask this when we put something on and it makes us feel a bit crap about ourselves. Yeah it’s probably not the Voltron Holiday Christmas shirt Apart from…,I will love this best way to go about it but we’re just looking for a bit of reassurance. So the best answer to this would be something like: honey you’re not fat at all, I think dress B is very flattering on you, but dress A isn’t the right style for you. She asked him to agree that the “dress made her look fat” (not that the dress shows how fat she is), he agreed, and now he’s in the doghouse. “The dress makes you look fat” can be taken both ways. “You’re not fat, but the dress makes it appear as if you are”, OR, “You are fat, and this dress reveals it, while the other hides it better.” That’s not what happened. He got yelled at for saying the dress made her look fat. And if you don’t know not to say that, then you’re an idiot. We get taught as children, “If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all.” Is telling someone, “Yeah, you look fat,” nice? No. Don’t say it. Could not agree more. If you don’t want to hear that you look fat in something, don’t ask. Also, why are so many women incapable of being able to tell if they look fat in something or not? I’m fat as hell, and I’ve never had a bit of trouble deciding if I look fat in something or not. I’m fat–I look fat in everything! I don’t have to ask a man! Jesus. Honestly, it can be hard to tell if something flatters your shape or not so having a 2nd or 3rd person available to tell you whether something looks good helps. Same, and when I do want his opinion I don’t ask if I look fat – first of all I know I am and secondly my husband would emphatically say I’m not fat. It’s better for me to ask if the outfit/ piece of clothing is flattering, then point out the reason for asking like what I’m feeling insecure about. I might sometimes also draw on the past like “Babes, what do you think of this skirt? Does it make my butt look good? Is it flattering or do I own an item of clothing that flatters me better/ could it be more flattering?” Not usually all at once, but that’s how I gauge his feelings on it.

Voltron Holiday Christmas shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

And usually the Voltron Holiday Christmas shirt Apart from…,I will love this answer is” yes your butt is amaaaazing” to which I’ll be like sigh, yes, but you are biased and I want to know if the skirt is doing its job or I should change lol. “That dress was cut so weird. It was really loose in some places even though it looked like it was your size. The pattern wasn’t made for a human shape” “It was probably designed by an extraterrestrial who doesn’t know what humans are shaped like. You know what, I think we need to do some research to figure out how a dress that doesn’t fit humans even came to be. Put on the other one, and let’s bring it to the lab for examination — the movie can wait!” Hah. I like the last bit because it leans into a bit of silliness that lets you joke around. I find joking helps a lot, so long as you’re in the right crowd for it.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.