The only thing that keeps me from breaking down with all this stress from school is knowing that my fiancee is there for me =)
I’m gonna create a new blog. once I have time, eff school… it’s gonna be all about fashion. whoop whoop!
keep you updated.
you and her make perfect best friends. does she know though that in approximately a year, you won’t be friends any more?… or that you will fight constantly?… or that she’ll have to see you with another girl?.. or that you’ll all try to be friends but it won’t ever work?….
yeah, i bet she doesn’t. but when she does, give her my number. we’ll talk about how big of a bitch you are.
sometimes I really miss how it used to be with her. how good of friends we were. and then I remember what she did/said to me. and I fill with rage and I don’t really miss her. Not even a little bit.
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WHY is the entire lingerie industry designed around people who don’t even need to wear it? It is SO difficult to find bras in cup sizes bigger than C. And why must bigger bras ALWAYS be so ugly? Do the bra manufacturers think that girls with big breasts don’t like pretty colors, or pretty fabrics? Why must every bra over a D cup be a minimizer bra? I LIKE my rack, and I do NOT want to flatten it. It also seems that I can only find bras with larger cups on bras with larger bands. It’s virtually impossible to find a 34DD or, God forbid, a DDD. Every time I see a 32A I want to hit something. Those girls don’t even need bras (lucky bitches)!
Ugh.
So wait… Are manufacturers supposed to think that girls with small breasts don’t like pretty colors and pretty fabrics, too? Are we supposed to be relegated to the little girls’ training bra section where the “colors” consist of cartoon characters? Or are we just supposed to kick it old school and wear plain cotton undershirts? To be completely honest, many lingerie stores don’t carry bras in my size at all. And it was worse when I weighed a few lbs. less, was in a 30A and NO stores carried lingerie in my size. I like to wear lingerie. I may not have much, but I like to make the most of what I’ve got.
And as much as you’d like to buy a bra that isn’t a minimizer, I’d love to be able to find more bras in my size that don’t have a foot of padding in them, automatically assuming that I want my breasts to look larger. We won’t even get started on all the “fitted” shirts and dresses out there that assume everyone is a C cup and either sag or completely fall of me. Or the fact that having small breasts is widely viewed by the rest of our society as unsexy and even unattractive, and you will rarely, if ever, see a bombshell, pinup, or sex icon with A cups.
So, I get it. You’d like to buy a normal bra, and I agree, you should be able to. But please, don’t argue for your point by arguing that other women shouldn’t also have the same options. And let’s drop the entire argument that the lingerie industry is built around women my size. Puh-leaze.
I am a 32 DD and none of my bras are minimizers, made of “ugly” fabrics and are full of colour. La Senza people.
And yes, the lingerie industry is NOT built around women with A cup sizes… more like “36 C” …
I’m telling you, you don’t want to fall for me. you don’t even wanna be with me. I’d make a terrible girlfriend. I’m horrible at keeping in touch with people; I’d forget to call. I change my mind way too much and I love going out with friends; I can’t settle. I’ve fallen in love and had my heart broken, more than once by the same boy. I lost the pieces so don’t bother trying to put them back together, I’d never cheat on you but I’d make you worry. You don’t want to fall for me, but I’m falling for you. And if it’s okay with you, I want to change all those things about me, just to be with you.
wow, reading this made me think of my one friend. that’s her life. do you know her?
you know it’s true love when you buy things to coordinate with the team colors of a sport you never used to be interested in.
