RakishLass

Also, just let people wear what they like and feel comfortable in. Dang.

No, they don’t. A properly fitted corset won’t make it hard to breathe. Even tight-lacing, unless you do it for an absurd amount of time, won’t restrict breathing (the maximum time you should tight lace is 2-3 hours). Signed, an avid corset wearer with asthma.

Mine didn’t. I went from 32AA to a 36H.

I feel this one too. I knew I was pregnant super super early because the pregnancy symptoms hit right away and we’re way worse than with my first. It was unfortunately a chemical pregnancy so it didn’t make it, but at least now I know what to expect when we try again.

Every time I see that picture memed, it bugs me. Who was sneakily taking a picture of their kid crying, then decided to post it?

It still gets me in a rage thinking about it, tbh. People are, generally, the worst.

I used to have one lady who would sit outside the store and watch us refolding shirt displays in the early morning. Then, when we had moved on to another task, she would come in and a rip shirt out of the middle of the piles, making a complete mess of everything. We offered to help… Read More

As a parent, these folks need to calm tf down.

@bellesam750 I think not have proper healthcare is very much part of American culture, because the US is one of the only places that doesn’t have it, and I’ve met and spoke to so many people who think there is nothing wrong with the way your “healthcare” works.

It’s not just the fun sizes. I haven’t been able to get a plain black bra in my size. If a company is going to be “size inclusive” (and I use that term loosely here) they need to maintain stock for all sizes.