Girl Problems: Jeans
Ever have one of those days where you wished things worked out for you, but they don't? They don't have to be big events, sometimes it's these small, stupid things that don't want to work.
Yeah, I have been through those things, too.
I don't take these small problems so seriously. I just think they are kind of funny and amusing.
So I will give an example that happens to me often:
I personally love jeans, but sometimes there's this struggle with them.
My weight goes up and down, up and down, up and down, etc. Not drastically up and down, just maybe 5 pounds difference.
When I do gain weight, my jeans are a little tight. When I do lose weight, they are a little loose.
It's hard to maintain the same weight, ok? (Haha. Don't judge me).
Here's another thing...
I don't know it is the same in other countries, but here in the US the size pattern of clothes is usually weird. For example, there are size 9 jeans and then the next one is size 11. Like WAT DA FUK... where is size 10?! Size 9 is too tight, size 11 is too loose. I rarely find size 10 jeans.
Hmm..might be a marketing strategy, "Honey, if you're jeans are too loose buy our belts!" $$$$$$
I wear belts a lot to the point where my hip muscles (or fat or whatever) have been lifted and still stay like that after I take off my belt.
I don't want people to see my butt crack because of my kind of loose jeans so I wear a belt to hold them.
I am also tall.
-Putting on jeans and then seeing that the length of jeans is too short...sucks.
-The only affordable store I know that has more length options is Old Navy. But sometimes I don't like their jeans. Maybe this is one of the reasons why I don't like shopping.
-I can't dry my jeans because otherwise they might shorten. So here's what I do...
-After washing my jean, I air dry them. Sometimes I stretch each jean leg to make them longer while they are damp. So it's like stupid extra work for mehh lol :P :P :P.
Step 1 : Step on the end of the jean leg.
Step 2: Lift and stretch the jean leg with all your might!
I'm sure short girls have jeans problems, too. What are some of the problems you have with jeans?
Yeah, I have been through those things, too.
I don't take these small problems so seriously. I just think they are kind of funny and amusing.
So I will give an example that happens to me often:
I personally love jeans, but sometimes there's this struggle with them.
My weight goes up and down, up and down, up and down, etc. Not drastically up and down, just maybe 5 pounds difference.
When I do gain weight, my jeans are a little tight. When I do lose weight, they are a little loose.
It's hard to maintain the same weight, ok? (Haha. Don't judge me).
Here's another thing...
I don't know it is the same in other countries, but here in the US the size pattern of clothes is usually weird. For example, there are size 9 jeans and then the next one is size 11. Like WAT DA FUK... where is size 10?! Size 9 is too tight, size 11 is too loose. I rarely find size 10 jeans.
Hmm..might be a marketing strategy, "Honey, if you're jeans are too loose buy our belts!" $$$$$$
I wear belts a lot to the point where my hip muscles (or fat or whatever) have been lifted and still stay like that after I take off my belt.
I don't want people to see my butt crack because of my kind of loose jeans so I wear a belt to hold them.
I am also tall.
-Putting on jeans and then seeing that the length of jeans is too short...sucks.
-The only affordable store I know that has more length options is Old Navy. But sometimes I don't like their jeans. Maybe this is one of the reasons why I don't like shopping.
-I can't dry my jeans because otherwise they might shorten. So here's what I do...
-After washing my jean, I air dry them. Sometimes I stretch each jean leg to make them longer while they are damp. So it's like stupid extra work for mehh lol :P :P :P.
Step 1 : Step on the end of the jean leg.
Step 2: Lift and stretch the jean leg with all your might!
I'm sure short girls have jeans problems, too. What are some of the problems you have with jeans?
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