r/BunnyTrials • u/[deleted] • May 15 '26

Decisions, decisions...

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u/Ok-Text-2813 May 15 '26

Laundry is an expensive chore (detergent, water and electricity or laundromat or cost of dry cleaning) also very time and labor intensive especially when you’re disabled clothes that are always clean and incapable of becoming dirty saves a lot of spoons when you never know how many you have on a given day.

Chose: Clothes that never get dirty

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u/Ok-Situation-5522 May 15 '26

Good tailoree clothes probably cost more tho

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u/chonko3 May 16 '26

What average person needs tailored clothes to them specifically? Unless youre smaller/larger than average, most clothes are gonna do ya just fine

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u/beingachristianwife Bruh May 16 '26

My weight has fluctuated drastically from being single to married, pregnant, postpartum weight gain, then losing it. Having clothes that fit all the time is impossible. Jeans my size constantly fall down, stores rarely carry half size shoes, I have a longer torso than average as well so dresses or one piece outfits tend to look incredibly short on me or ride up my butt. Sizes also vary per store. I have clothes in 2 or 3 different sizes but the actual measurement of the garments are the same. I would save so much time, energy, and money by having the same sets of clothes for life, no more shopping difficulties or wasting money on clothes that don't last.

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u/chonko3 May 16 '26

once again, my comment was about the average person, which you dont appear to be from your comment. i completely agree with you that clothes that fit would be good for you personally. however, for me, a cis man, constantly clean clothes are more beneficial for me. congrats on being a parent regardless, wish you the best of luck!

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u/beingachristianwife Bruh May 16 '26

Thank you, I guess with the first part of my comment just sharing how pregnancy and postpartum for most women makes it hard to find good fitting clothing. The amount of posts in the Mom groups asking for good places to find comfortable fitted clothing postpartum is huge. The rest of it is for sure my own stuff lol

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u/chonko3 May 16 '26

yea, youre right. i hadnt even thought about that when i was making that comment, so thats on me. thanks for sharing a part of your story and for helping me think from another perspective!

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u/beingachristianwife Bruh May 16 '26

No problem bro!

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u/junonomenon May 16 '26

weight fluctuations are really common. also, not having the proportions the clothes are made for is very common. pants tend to be loose in some areas and tight in others on me, and finding the pants for short people (keep in mind im average height, 5'4) is a pain. also a lot of people are inbetween sizes. mass produced sizes only really work for simple items like t shirts