Laina Turner-Molaski

We all come in different shapes and sizes and that is what makes the world a great place. Please everyone embrace your size and shape and don’t pretend to be what you are not. In the context of this post I plead with you to not pretend to be a size 6 by squeezing yourself in to a size 6 when clearly a somewhat larger size would be more flattering. Who cares what the number says. Wear what makes you look and feel the best, unless of course, that is the part that makes you feel compelled to squeeze in to that ‘oh way too small pair of pants.’

While I am not one to judge (ok fine I do judge) there is something that makes me wonder about the self awareness factor of those people, both men and women, who do not seem to notice when their pants are so tight there are fat rolls bulging over the waist band (or as I like to call it muffin top because the fat protrudes over the jeans like a muffin), or the proverbial plumbers crack, or is it that they are so confident that it does not matter to them? If that’s the case, I say more power to them for that confidence but please take pity on the rest of us folks who have to look at you. We want to admire you for who you are, not feel compelled to judge you because of your poor fashion choices.

Laina