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Quote from namemenatalie: “thats so narrow minded. they weren't meant strictly for the skinnier people. just because they are called "skinny" jeans doesnt mean a bigger girl couldnt wear them. a bigger girl can look just as good in a pair as a skinny gal can.” That is just stupid. If they made "fatty" jeans or "bigger girl" jeans, then your illogical thinking might make sense. Skinny jeans are not for plus size girls - period.

If your friend isn't skinny, why would you buy her skinny jeans? Do her a favor and find something else.

Since you asked, I think you should break out a little more and not be as generic. Rock whatever makes you feel good/comfy and who cares what other ppl think.

Bebe. But mosty b/c I get a discount.

Sorry, this ended up being kinda long... My father is a fucking asshole. I want to love him, I really do. I want things to me "normal", but they never will be. My mother is a follower and I hate her for that too. They have no clue who I am. I have a "pretend life" that they see, because that's what they want, and a totally different reality that I exist in every day. He had a difficult life and worked very hard to have an upper middle class life in America (my parents came from another country).…

Go get your GED. I know a girl that dropped out of HS and passed her GED test in 45 minutes and she checked it twice.

I just ordered these online: 1_171009_AV_97~BLACK.JPG I but even on sale it looks like I won't be able to afford food for the next two weeks LOL

Neither. The 1st one doesn't want you and you don't want the 2nd one. Time to look for Mr. 3.

Is it parents or siblings?

Quote from Krasseevaya: “Do you have a Sephora at your mall? The Sephora at my mall gives free makeup tips and makeovers. The next time you're free you should check it out. ” Awsome advice. You can even go get a quick makeover before you go out clubbin.

First, I wouldn have moved them right away and not pissed off my Mom. But, what kinda bugs me is (assuming, b/c she doesn't say!) her parents bought her those clothes, isn't it sorta disrespectful not to put up a fight for them? It's like saying "yeah Mom, throw them away, you paid for all of it and you'll just have to buy me more". It's like her Mom tested her on two different levels and she failed on both. I could be wrong...

This is a tuff one b/c i really don't like the Kardashians, but i get a discount on her clothing line, so i'd have to say most closely like her.

i like washing once a week = once per wear. unless i really feel the need to wear them twice then no big thing

Unless you have some huge need for drama and attention, ask yourself why it's necessary to share your sexual orientation. Do straight people run around telling everyone that they prefer the opposite sex?

The one w/ the purple phone.

I shop when the deals are too good to pass up. Going to Express later today b/c I can combine 50% off with $40 off a $100 purchase and additional 10% w/ member card. That's $100 of clothes for the cost of a cheap lunch

The stress of being gay is enormous (e.g., friends, family, community, etc.). I would casually ask what her own opinion is of her sexuality and how she would feel about (and deal with) coming out. Ask if she experimenting, or is interested in a long-term relationship. I can tell you from personal experience that this won't be the first time you will encounter this situation with someone who is bi.

i like going shopping w/ friends, but not alone. we try things on, then go online and usually find better deals. but i work in retail, so that's probably why it isn't that much fun.

my parents couldn't care less. in fact, i don't even exist to them. so, you aren't really reading this.

fall!! i really love wearing boots and can't when it's too hot.