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One day I was shopping at the Goodwill which of course you know sells clothing for cheap prices. Usually I never find anything I like but one day I found a really cute romper. I tried it on and it was a little tight around the arms. Of course I couldn't find a bigger size cause it was the only one there but I really liked it and I never found anything that good at a Goodwill store. So immediately I thought of my friend and I texted her a picture asking if she liked it. She said yes and got really excited saying she always wanted one. So I bought it for her and gave it to her the next day. Since then I've never seen her wear it but of course that's because it was in the middle of winter. But then it gets warmer. And a few months later I'm just relaxing when I get a text from the same friend. She texted a picture of her trying on a romper, a different romper. And I figured that usually you (girls) wouldn't have more than one romper but that's probably just me. So being the supportive and nice friend I am, I told her that it looked nice and she said she was going to buy it even though it costed a lot. I felt a little hurt then but I got over it. Until two days later when she wore it to school. Do you guys get where I'm going with this? I mean, I bought her an awesome outfit that she said she liked and it didn't cost a lot and it was one of a kind, not to mention that the brand of it usually has $100 dresses and stuff, and she never wears it and instead buys a different one for more money and wears it right away. I don't know, would you be hurt too? Or am I just overthinking it all? (I'm not saying that I'm ending a friendship over this btw)

So I've done this because I had a serious illness that caused me to gain 17 pounds in my twenties due to meds which is a lot on my frame. I was a size 2 prior to steroids, working out and. Orhing about me. Had changed other than that weight on my small frame.

I went up to a size 8 but couldn't help it because I couldn't workout and the meds made me gain weight.

People treated me differently, thought I was a loser (if they didn't know I had a medical condition), even my clients treated me differently.

I had an autoimmune disorder and was lucky enough to find a drug that was $5k a shot every 6 weeks that cured me.

I behan running marsthons again and got raise after raise for losing 22 pounds making me a size 0. Once I was healthy to run the weight fell off and I actuallly had to eat a lot everyday to keep healthy once I was off prednisone for good.

But then sometimes I get asked for a date by guys online, irl or through connections. My first instinct is to wear an outfit that doesn't show my banging body. I don't want him to think she's hot let's go.

I've honestly lost some dates this way and am proud of it. They see me agin in rocking jeans and a tee shirt and want to open the door. But my thought are, you either like me in a pleated dress with an okay body or you don't.

Is it wrong to hide your body to first establish if you like one another at all?

NOTE: The dress will be altered so it will fit her size. These were just sample sizes.

My sis is having trouble deciding which dress to wear for her wedding and everyone she asks has completely different opinions. So we're leaving it down to GaG to decide what she will wear on the biggest day of her life. Everyone who votes is invited to be best (wo) man at the wedding.