[QUOTE=soloudinhere;8704407]
I’m getting really tired of people calling body types they may not have things like “anorexic” or “boyish” or whatever. Just because it’s not YOUR body type doesn’t mean it’s some negative thing.
You can be thin and not have an eating disorder. You can be fat and still have no butt and boobs. You can be strong and still be a woman who doesn’t need concealing for “dignity.”
Let’s stop with this kind of language, yes? You can be unhappy with the available breeches selection without shaming other people’s bodies with these hyperbolic descriptions.[/QUOTE]
Thank you for saying this. As someone who lifts weights daily, I have big thighs and shoulders, but im fairly small otherwise. Im tall and slim but I work hard for that figure.
Theres some people that are just built slim. If someone fat shamed on this forum it would be a huge deal, but it doesn’t go the other way? How about we dont shame body types?
How about we support each other instead of tear people down with snide and hurtful comments. Also whats wrong with sparkles? Or neon razorback tank tops? The best part of the world is that we all like different things.
That being said, finding breeches that fit my thighs and my waist without the tailor is a joke. Just because im a 28 in the waist doesnt mean that the leg of a 28 fits over my thighs.
Ive taken to wearing yoga pants to the barn. For $25 a pair a get wicking fabric that fits my thights and waist. I wear through them quickly and use a lot of sticky spray but I cant find breeches that fit as well.
I tried on 20 plus pairs at Dover and it was one thing or another that they didnt fit. I hate trying on clothes and its really depressing that nothing fits right. Tailored Sportsman breeches are the only brand I will buy these days. They are the only ones that seem to work for me.
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