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Girls, I have a boring old fashion vs function question.

Say you're at the beach. And you see an out-of-shape but otherwise fairly cute girl. She may look a little uncomfortable, because it's bikini season, and you notice she's wearing a bikini top, swim shorts, and a waist cinching corset. What message do you think she meant to convey with that outfit?
It could be that she knows she is not in "Bikini body" shape. And with the cincher she shows she is trying her best to hide what she has.

Also she may understand life is short and she is going to enjoy how she sees fit while she can-and if she is a bit overweight that is NOT going to stop her form wearing a bikini and sunning at the beach. She has done what she could do to make herself presentable.

There are no guarantees. She could be dead by next summer.

I say more power to her. i am facing a similar dilemma- Ok I am 61 but I have one piece and two piece bikinis and I am wearing them to the local beach even if age is taking it's toll.
Haha, sorry. I come off a bit emotional, because that's the way I connect to people. I will be careful. 😊

Yes, my mother really does have qualities that are amazing, qualities I never really noticed before she got surgery, got rid of a brain tumor, and came back to us. I witnessed my ultra strong father have his first panic attack while she was in surgery. I wish I'd been able to break through the barrier that formed as her brain tumor grew, closing her off from us. But broke through she did, by the grace of God, imho. Not all of us have been so blessed as to find the problem, root it out, rule out "irregular cells" aka cancer, and heal enough to go on to contribute to the household income, as well as care for her mother and dying father.

I see the empathy in her I never knew came to me -from- her. Perception is crazy. Reality is even more unbelievable. But then, I pray for miracles, small and large, where it concerns those I care about.

Stay kind, Elandra.
@KayraJordyn i thought all of your replies we re very nice. I could sense the sincerity- and love -if not respect in them for your mother and the post.

Stay sweet.
Thank you, Elandra. You too!
kate21 · 26-30, F
A corset at the beach? I think she’s saying, “Help! My time machine broke down, and I need your help to get back to 1896!”
@kate21 That's literally what she said.

 
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