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So my girlfriend is usually relatively modest. She usually just simply wears a cute blouse, or a tank top/sleeveless shirt with some sort of jacket/blazer over it; and some jeans/pants.

But some days, she wears shorts... it's usually whenever she shaves her legs, and she then wears shorts almost a whole week in a row to enjoy her smooth legs before her leg hair comes back in. And there's nothing necessarily wrong with that. Her shorts aren't even that short. They don't have any legs to them, but they still cover her butt, and all the necessary things.

But the thing is, that though she's quite slim, she's quite curvy in her lower body... no, not fat in any way, but for her flat stomach and weight, she sure does have a big butt and some big thick thighs. Her legs are a lot thinner at the bottom, and then a lot thicker at the thighs. As a result, her shorts look a lot shorter, even though they're not indecent, and don't even show her ass... they almost look like underwear on her.


I've seen girls slim the way she is, but with a smaller butt, and smaller thighs, wearing the exact same style of shorts, same length, same brand... and on them, the shorts don't look like they're too short, nor like underwear. But with her proportions... they just look a bit too small.

But then again, it'd be REALLY wrong for her to not be allowed to wear an article of clothing every other girl wears just because her butt size and thighs are above average... so maybe I'm just overthinking it.

Plus, it's not like she's an absolutely shorts-crazed girl. She usually wears jeans/pants. It's just when it's hot that she wears shorts, or when she gets tired of wearing nothing but pants/jeans all the time.

I feel like some people view being overweight or obese as a good thing or welcome with certain people, clothing brands making stuff specifically for plus sized people. Am not against it or anything but its no secret that people who are overweight or obese (not just a little chubby) are in a position of dangerous health and whatnot, like there is not exactly a good reason to be overweight so are these kind of things and 'fat-activists' doing more harm than good? Obviously some people have eating disorders and other stuff but all complexities aside