Anonymous mother_russia 2w

So real

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Anonymous #2 2w

I am also plus sized and they’re always so long and filled with air on the legs 😭

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Anonymous #2 2w

I highly recommend trying to lose weight, you’ll thank yourself in the long run especially in the environmental field. I was overweight and really struggled because most people in the field are fit. I’m down 50 pounds and it’s made the biggest difference ever. And I can actually fit in the gear!

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Anonymous #3 2w

Thanks for the unsolicited advice….

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Anonymous #2 2w

I ended up getting orvis men’s short style and they literally fit like a glove!!

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Anonymous #4 2w

Noted 📝

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Anonymous #3 2w

I understand this is coming from a place of trying to be helpful, but this is a lifelong struggle for me, I’ve tried over and over and OVER again and I always fall back into my addiction and comfort habits. I obviously want to lose weight, especially being in this field where EVERYONE is very fit. And I have hope that one day it will work out. But in the meantime fat girls deserve waders and WE STILL BELONG IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE🙌🏼. huge congrats on your own weight loss tho

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Anonymous _salami_ 2w

Fr it’s either too small in the hips / stomach, or comically large clown foot sizes, and I’ve searched every corner of the internet, no true fit exists!! Really upsetting

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Anonymous #2 2w

Im wondering if I could get any lucky looking second hand for some

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