Granted I'm only down 20-something-lb, it's getting warmer out and I'm a 21 year old female- I want to look nice. Presentable, at the very least. I've NEVER had a pair of pants that fit me right- take my stomach and waist line completely out of the equation- I'm 4'9'' and I've never found a decent pair that don't swallow my legs whole. I have a great pair now, but the legs are simply way too long, and I can roll them up and wear them with a pair of boots- but it isn't the look I want.*I* want a pair of pants that hug MY nice (albeit fat) legs and show them off, while I'm transitioning. I still have 20-something more lb to lose, but while I'm in-between, I don't want to feel unattractive.
I was recently feeling so good about myself. We went out shopping, and I was looking at bathing suits. I'm nowhere near being able to wear a bikini yet (severe wishful thinking on my part), and I decided to skip out on a bathing suit entirely. I left feeling defeated and depressed, but the next day found this adorable shirt. It says it's my size- but apparently I need to stretch it out a bit first. I HATE the new material companies are making shirts out of, that thin, easily-stretched-beyond-repair material that shows every lump on your entire torso. Alas, I put the shirt away. Maybe in the next 20ls, I told myself.
Is there anyone else that is short (and you don't even have to be overweight, or maybe you've already lost the weight; it doesn't even matter) that has found a decent place to shop at? I was thinking of saving my money and getting my measurments done, and then ordering online from special companies (If I can find any, anyway.) Clothes are impossible to find! I find tons of cute shirts or swaters and coats and jackets that are just TOO long. Long is good, it hides my stomach, but MOST of them come down to my knees.
I'm at the point in my life where I want to look like a young WOMAN, not a teenager, and I'm just so frustrated of buying things, or thinking of buying them, with the intense hope that just MAYBE they'll fit, only to have my mother sadly shake her head and tell me "not yet."

