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"Never tried it " You walk around in your towel or birthday suit permanently | |||
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"Never tried it You walk around in your towel or birthday suit permanently " I like to brighten the place up | |||
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"Clothes shopping I don't find too bad its the food shop that kills me and its my own fault coz I never make a list. Then I hit the aisles like a lost child, wandering aimlessly until I think I've hunted and gathered enough and finally when I get home all I have is donuts and cakes and shit " I love grocery shopping . I'm the queen of lists . So the list is ticked off as I go along but you can rest assured that certain culinary delights are indulged in ...bring on the sweets and treats...I actually "hide" my treats from myself so I don't feel guilty at the amount of sh*te I do buy - all for the children, of course | |||
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"Clothes shopping I don't find too bad its the food shop that kills me and its my own fault coz I never make a list. Then I hit the aisles like a lost child, wandering aimlessly until I think I've hunted and gathered enough and finally when I get home all I have is donuts and cakes and shit I love grocery shopping . I'm the queen of lists . So the list is ticked off as I go along but you can rest assured that certain culinary delights are indulged in ...bring on the sweets and treats...I actually "hide" my treats from myself so I don't feel guilty at the amount of sh*te I do buy - all for the children, of course " Haha my poor kids id be dishing out the goodies responsible like " don't want you guys to be getting the diabetes " and then they watch me annihilate the lot like a 1 man locust swarm | |||
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"Clothes shopping I don't find too bad its the food shop that kills me and its my own fault coz I never make a list. Then I hit the aisles like a lost child, wandering aimlessly until I think I've hunted and gathered enough and finally when I get home all I have is donuts and cakes and shit I love grocery shopping . I'm the queen of lists . So the list is ticked off as I go along but you can rest assured that certain culinary delights are indulged in ...bring on the sweets and treats...I actually "hide" my treats from myself so I don't feel guilty at the amount of sh*te I do buy - all for the children, of course Haha my poor kids id be dishing out the goodies responsible like " don't want you guys to be getting the diabetes " and then they watch me annihilate the lot like a 1 man locust swarm " Oh Lord - annihilated at night, when the children are in bed and when the question arises where something went, "sure, you finished that ages ago" or " the cookie monster obviously ran out of biscuits and finished the chocolate" | |||
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"I don't mind clothes shopping at all. It's the trying them on bit that I hate . Especially with the massive variety in sizing. I went to a big shopping centre a couple of months ago. Went to a few mens shops, changing rooms closed due to covid ... Not dealing with returning stuff so they lost business they day. I've yet to clothes shop again, I need to try other shops now... " Yep, I left the last time I went when I found out the changing rooms were closed. What's the point in going clothes shopping in person when you can't try on the gear?! Or worse still, today I would have gone and tried stuff in the public toilets and returned them to save on the journey in and out . I'm sure I'm not the only one with that idea either, as disgusting as it sounds - but I'll be damned if I'm paying the delivery charge and the return postage for something that might just not fit, especially with my luck in the past!!! Lucky one store had reopened the changing rooms, so I brought everything there to try on... I reckon some stores certainly got to feel the loss of business with changing rooms closed... especially if you have to make a trip of it and don't just live next door for returns...I couldn't be bothered, I'll make do in that case... | |||
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"Used to like clothes shopping since I could just go into a Debenhams and buy everything in one go Haven't a clue about online stuff now apart from buying all my shirts on George.com " That particular store is such a loss for me | |||
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"Clothes are not made with large busted short women in mind - " I was though | |||
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"Clothes are not made with large busted short women in mind - I was though " And of what use to me is that? | |||
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"I'm not a fan of clothes shopping once a year is enough thank you very much " Sounds like Lee | |||
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"Clothes are not made with large busted short women in mind - I was though And of what use to me is that? " Ummmm we are talking about me now shushhh | |||
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"Hate shopping especially when your built like a buddha stressful times " I see a few comments in that regard...I may not be "built like a buddha" as you state...but rest assured, that as an average sized woman, I curse my long arms not being able to get jackets and coats, I curse my narrow calves, never being able to find nice boots that don't look like wellies...at least it's a little easier now for longer leg jeans and trousers as I have a 34 inch inseam which used to be a bitch to buy for...never mind trying to buy bra/bikini sets where I need a different size in top compared to bottom...it's frustrating, even for my body size...but I hear ya, loud and clear... I'm actually surprised at the amount of people who don't like shopping here...I don't feel so alone anymore | |||
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"Hate shopping especially when your built like a buddha stressful times I see a few comments in that regard...I may not be "built like a buddha" as you state...but rest assured, that as an average sized woman, I curse my long arms not being able to get jackets and coats, I curse my narrow calves, never being able to find nice boots that don't look like wellies...at least it's a little easier now for longer leg jeans and trousers as I have a 34 inch inseam which used to be a bitch to buy for...never mind trying to buy bra/bikini sets where I need a different size in top compared to bottom...it's frustrating, even for my body size...but I hear ya, loud and clear... I'm actually surprised at the amount of people who don't like shopping here...I don't feel so alone anymore " Unisa and Gabor are brands where I've found knee boots to fit my slim calves. I definitely feel your pain on that one | |||
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"Hate shopping especially when your built like a buddha stressful times I see a few comments in that regard...I may not be "built like a buddha" as you state...but rest assured, that as an average sized woman, I curse my long arms not being able to get jackets and coats, I curse my narrow calves, never being able to find nice boots that don't look like wellies...at least it's a little easier now for longer leg jeans and trousers as I have a 34 inch inseam which used to be a bitch to buy for...never mind trying to buy bra/bikini sets where I need a different size in top compared to bottom...it's frustrating, even for my body size...but I hear ya, loud and clear... I'm actually surprised at the amount of people who don't like shopping here...I don't feel so alone anymore Unisa and Gabor are brands where I've found knee boots to fit my slim calves. I definitely feel your pain on that one" Oh thanks for the tip . I have a couple of Gabor heels all right, never found boots yet...much appreciated | |||
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"I don't mind clothes shopping at all. It's the trying them on bit that I hate . Especially with the massive variety in sizing. I went to a big shopping centre a couple of months ago. Went to a few mens shops, changing rooms closed due to covid ... Not dealing with returning stuff so they lost business they day. I've yet to clothes shop again, I need to try other shops now... Yep, I left the last time I went when I found out the changing rooms were closed. What's the point in going clothes shopping in person when you can't try on the gear?! Or worse still, today I would have gone and tried stuff in the public toilets and returned them to save on the journey in and out . I'm sure I'm not the only one with that idea either, as disgusting as it sounds - but I'll be damned if I'm paying the delivery charge and the return postage for something that might just not fit, especially with my luck in the past!!! Lucky one store had reopened the changing rooms, so I brought everything there to try on... I reckon some stores certainly got to feel the loss of business with changing rooms closed... especially if you have to make a trip of it and don't just live next door for returns...I couldn't be bothered, I'll make do in that case..." Bizarrely I was told by a couple of shops that their city centre units still had the changing rooms open so I've to go there next. I went to the burbs as I wanted to avoid city centre shopping . I'll have to take that trip eventually as I'm running out of jeans. | |||
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"Clothes are not made with large busted short women in mind - the very opposite, in fact. I do a lot of clothes shopping for the simple reason that it's very difficult to get clothes that fit in styles that flatter." ZARA AND M and S seem to be good on fits for Irish men ...Next also | |||
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"No point inviting the op for a day out clothes shopping so . To answer your question, once a year I go clothes shopping ,and I fill the basket with what I need for the year.so I don't mind it at all." That's my worst nightmare . Only someone who wants to torture me will bring me clothes shopping | |||
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"I hate any kind of shopping..except... actually no, o was right first time...I hate any kind of shopping.. " | |||
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"There is no standardisation in sizes between different retailers. I bought 2 hiking jackets last week in a factory outlet and they fitted perfectly despite being a small and a medium was hanging on me. In another shop I couldn't get the zip to close on a medium and only a large would fit. If I go clothes shopping twice a year that's about the height of it and I usually know what I want before I go and it never takes more than a few minutes. I refuse to pay silly money for clothes though and as long as the fit is good I'll buy in Primark as quickly as anywhere. " Yes, I think that sizing is always an issue across the board. Even when buying online using the measurement charts, they're way off!!! That's why I need to try on clothes and dislike online shopping. Too hit and miss. Ditto on paying stupid money - plus, I wouldn't be able to tell a Gucci from a Penney's item of clothing | |||
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"I like shopping as long as I’m not looking fo something very specific. Being plus size, I’ve learned to buy things when I see them rather than trying to find something under pressure. I’m set for at least 4 weddings ?? I think the biggest thing about online shopping is to know what shapes suit your body and check the materials for stretch. Just to note, a lot of online shopping returns go straight to landfill as they won’t bother with repackaging it etc " That's actually something I do myself. If I see something that i like that fits I pick it up. I'm not fussy anyway but it does take alot of stress off at times | |||
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"I’m not a fan of shopping. I’m in, get what I want and out only leaving little time for browsing. In the not too distant past few if I had to go into a shop I wasn’t familiar with I’d had to go in, walk around and get the lay of the land. Then I’d leave, walk around town and only once my anxiety subsided could I go back in. If often happened where I ended up not getting want I wanted purely because I could t go into the shop. Much better now though. " I feel for you! I can identify with the anxiety. Familiarity can play a crucial role in many aspects of life. Finding coping strategies goes a long way but that doesn't make it easier...but I'm pretty similar. I prefer to go to shops I know and have a higher chance of finding what I need (often with a list at hand, possibly having had a look online before too) rather than scoping out a new store. I'm in and out as quickly as I can, you won't find me browsing, taking items off hangers or unfolding or whatever. I look, if I see something I try it, then I'm out like a bullet... | |||
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"I hate clothes shopping for myself but i love buying things for other people. " The perfect personal shopper so . I have once treated myself to one actually. It was an interesting experience, expensive...I got a migraine after a couple of hours with the stress it induced | |||
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"I like shopping as long as I’m not looking fo something very specific. Being plus size, I’ve learned to buy things when I see them rather than trying to find something under pressure. I’m set for at least 4 weddings ?? I think the biggest thing about online shopping is to know what shapes suit your body and check the materials for stretch. Just to note, a lot of online shopping returns go straight to landfill as they won’t bother with repackaging it etc " That's very organized! Pressure buying is the worst!!! I have to admit I have no problem wearing the same outfit to several weddings/events though I do now have a little bit of choice as I tend to buy classics rather than fashionable. They stay in the wardrobe for years on end. Oh no, I didn't realize this about returns!!! That's awfully wasteful and will make me think even harder about online shopping now | |||
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"I’m not a fan of shopping. I’m in, get what I want and out only leaving little time for browsing. In the not too distant past few if I had to go into a shop I wasn’t familiar with I’d had to go in, walk around and get the lay of the land. Then I’d leave, walk around town and only once my anxiety subsided could I go back in. If often happened where I ended up not getting want I wanted purely because I could t go into the shop. Much better now though. I feel for you! I can identify with the anxiety. Familiarity can play a crucial role in many aspects of life. Finding coping strategies goes a long way but that doesn't make it easier...but I'm pretty similar. I prefer to go to shops I know and have a higher chance of finding what I need (often with a list at hand, possibly having had a look online before too) rather than scoping out a new store. I'm in and out as quickly as I can, you won't find me browsing, taking items off hangers or unfolding or whatever. I look, if I see something I try it, then I'm out like a bullet..." I find internet shopping both a blessing and a curse, if I can at all I’ll buy something in a shop. It might make me uncomfortable at times but it’s good to face our fears too | |||
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"Has anyone tried kikdare village....changing rooms were open the last time I looked " I love it there but so bankrupting | |||
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"Cloths are so over rated" Cloths definitely are...clothes on the other hand | |||
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"Honestly I don't mind shopping for myself because I'm not fussy at all. If it fits I'll wear it hahaha. However, I'd rather pull out all my teeth and replace them with thumb tacks that shop for other people. It genuinely stresses me out" Shopping WITH other people is usually even worse | |||
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"Cloths are so over rated Cloths definitely are...clothes on the other hand " | |||
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"I despise clothes shopping in fact I despise shopping and will try and do as much as I can online rather than go into shops to do it. " Where have you been all my life...a woman who despises shopping | |||
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"We both love shopping for clothes...I think S may love it even more than me! As for his shoe collection I will say no more (in fairness he has great taste ) B x" Nothing wrong with a chap liking shoes. Very important, as is the matching belts!!! | |||
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"I’m not a fan of shopping. I’m in, get what I want and out only leaving little time for browsing. In the not too distant past few if I had to go into a shop I wasn’t familiar with I’d had to go in, walk around and get the lay of the land. Then I’d leave, walk around town and only once my anxiety subsided could I go back in. If often happened where I ended up not getting want I wanted purely because I could t go into the shop. Much better now though. I feel for you! I can identify with the anxiety. Familiarity can play a crucial role in many aspects of life. Finding coping strategies goes a long way but that doesn't make it easier...but I'm pretty similar. I prefer to go to shops I know and have a higher chance of finding what I need (often with a list at hand, possibly having had a look online before too) rather than scoping out a new store. I'm in and out as quickly as I can, you won't find me browsing, taking items off hangers or unfolding or whatever. I look, if I see something I try it, then I'm out like a bullet... I find internet shopping both a blessing and a curse, if I can at all I’ll buy something in a shop. It might make me uncomfortable at times but it’s good to face our fears too" Yes, it is both! I still prefer to shop local and in person. I actually find consumerism and the anonymity the way it has evolved over the last years grotesque, to be honest...what happened to the little corner shops and boutiques, where you'd know the shop staff to have the banter with... I used to fly back "home" on a yearly basis for a few years in a row and shop in a particular high street store, get my bits and pieces for the winter. The staff actually got to know me and set aside time for a personal shopping experience. I'd bring a few Irish goodies for them...and then they closed too | |||
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