#when she graduates to next size up + can no longer stuff her nunga-nungas into the same size anymore

[rachymarie]

Bonds period undies suck and so does the fact their bras only go up to size 16

Will SOMEone please think abt the Big Tiddy Committee. Like yeah sure tell me to get over it cos there's other brands exceptlike NO THERE'S NOT in New Zealand, there's only like five bra brands in the whole North Island and they all are either too small or hurt/itchy or a fun mix of both.

In the meantime am obsessed with Kmart's full figure ribbed longline bra or whatever it's called. I have five of them in nearly all the colours. Very autistic i know lol,. I am sick of wasting money on nicer bras that turn out to be so itchy/painful they're unwearable (and unsure if you can return because "it's so itchy it's unwearable")

Listen: us autistic girlies with highly sensitive skin etc, when we find something we like that also doesn't put us in PAIN any time we wear it, we absolutely must buy it (in every other colour available, to make it look like we actually change our clothes) so we can either wear it everyday like a personal uniform, or more casually and have backups when it completely wears out irreparably.

So clown on me all ya want for shopping Kmart, but this b* is more sustainable than any eco warrior could ever lol. I wear clothes till they are literally falling apart, worn down to a pulp. And i avoid the clothing they sell that I can tell are see-through just from the product image of garment on the model.

Also am poor and came upon the realisation recently that 90-95% of Shein clothes are made of plastic and my temp dysregulation can't handle plastic clothes anymore summers are getting too hot to be wearing polyester everything, what with climate change not going well and only about to get even worse under the rise of the US oligarchy reign.

But sustainable natural fibre clothing prices are far too dear for me (and I can't thrift shop due to various reasons to do with my disabilities - a lot of reasons that don't even get touched on when criticizing the "sustainability" movement etc) and that's not really sustainable financially for many a consumer, there was another thing to say*

but instead of me continuing to defend myself in anticipation of people coming at me (getting prematurely defensive, or riled, if you will, lol) umm maybe instead of demanding no-one shop at budget-friendly places, just don't shame poor/disabled people for how we manage to afford clothing that doesn't hurt us financially and/or physically?