- I am a size and shape for which clothes I feel comfortable wearing are commonly made.
When I was younger, I would go into Sears to shop for clothes. I was not by any means thin. I would even say I was close to obese. And there were no dress shirts that fit me. They were designed for men with gross beer bellies. Eventually they started carrying shirts that had some relationship to a reasonably healthy man with some label thjat claimed that they were a more "European" fit. This was nonsense, but they fit me. I guess 18-20 I was lacking cisgender privilege.
Are there any Oregonians even slightly concerned at how their tax dollars are being spent?
Are there any Oregonians even slightly concerned at how their tax dollars are being spent?
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