Probably because they live in an area where this war has gone on for the past 60 years.

I've actually had friends on both sides. The one whose family had been on the Palestinian side was worse.

What about the Khmer Rouge?

Hamas... those poor innocent brown people...

True, I have a friend in Tel Aviv who is totally secular. She wasn't even married by a rabbi which is unusual if you live in Israel.

She was 14 in the old sizes. It used to be a much smaller size prior to vanity/catalog sizing.

I'm actually allergic to it. I bought it once when it was on sale at the grocery store and had an allergic reaction.

Well, plus size in clothing usually refers to the sizes over size 14. (Sometimes 16). So while it is not a very small size, no, 12 is not technically a plus size.

Yes, that's true, I suppose, and the stretch must overcome a lot. I worked in children's clothing, though, and was thinking of the standard sizing for 4 year old boys (one commenter insisted she wears clothes made for 4 year old boys in particular.) All those miniature Ralph Lauren button down shirts. lol

I need this T-shirt.

He definitely looked much better pre-surgery.

Let me be "graceful"and tell you that you are trying my patience and I need you to just shut up.

That's true. I can fit into the higher end of children's clothes myself. But people on here are saying they can fit into clothes made for 4 year olds. That's way beyond a vanity sizing issue. Unless the clothes are actually designed for obese 4 year olds.

True, though, to be fair, some people actually are too skinny. I had an eating disorder myself and was so thin that people actually came up to me in my dorm and asked if I was dying of cancer.

Overreacting emotionally like that is a symptom of PTSD. It's not an etiquette issue.

I forgot about those!

Me neither. That's so strange. I would be pissed.

My point is that it's ridiculous to try to fit into a 4 year old's clothes since they are almost as tiny as a miniature dog's sweater and what the hell is the point of it. Sorry, I thought that was clear but maybe it wasn't.

That's true, though you wouldn't know it to read all the comments on here by women bragging about how they can shop in the children's department.

I didn't find her post that objectionable and I get tired of commenters piling on one person who dares to express a different opinion. You don't have to be fat to have an opinion on who is or isn't skinny, and your retorting "Well, you must be fat!!!" makes you sound like an anorexic 14 year old.