Friend Loses It Over Dress Sizes Can’t Handle the Truth!

Living with roommates can be a rollercoaster of emotions, especially when everyone has their own strong opinions. In this juicy story, our protagonist (24f) and her roommate Claire (23f) decide to treat themselves to some new sundresses from House of CB to brighten up their day. Little did they know, their other roommate Joan (24f) would turn their shopping spree into a battleground over body positivity and size inclusivity. ️

Meet the Roommates

Joan’s Extreme Beliefs

The Boycott Mentality

Retail Therapy

Inviting Joan

The Trigger

Joan’s Outrage

Freedom to Shop

Joan’s Ultimatum

Sensitive Topic

A Moment of Doubt

Dresses, Drama, and a Dash of Cocktails

So, our protagonist and her roommate Claire were just trying to find a little happiness in their lives by treating themselves to some new sundresses. But their body-positive roommate Joan was not having it! She went on a rant about the sizing of the dresses and even gave them an ultimatum to return the dresses and apologize. While our protagonist admits she might’ve been a bit tipsy and insensitive, she doesn’t think their choice of clothing should be dictated by Joan’s beliefs. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this fashion-forward fiasco…

NTA. People have no right to dictate where other people buy their clothing from or tear them down for buying said clothing, especially if their gripe is with the sizing ranges only.

NTA. Joan’s weight issues are not your responsibility. Say yes to the dress!

Brands have the right to market to whichever size they want

Insightful discussion on plus size clothing manufacturing challenges and limitations.

Standing up for fashion choices with a sassy clapback

NTA. Friend can’t dictate where you buy clothes from

Body positivity wins! NTA reminds us to love ourselves ❤️

NTA fat person acknowledges health at any size movement is foolish.

Don’t let her insecurities ruin your fun

NTA stands up for herself and gets some peace

Support for not letting causes harm personal relationships

Finding proper clothing as an adult is tough. NTA.

Friend tries to control shopping habits, commenter says NTA

Boycotting brands with smaller sizes is a personal choice

Friend overreacts to dress sizes, commenter is NTA

Body positivity debate sparks in comment section.

Supporting positive body movement is a personal choice. NTA!

Afternoon tea with cocktails? That’s my kind of civilised!

NTA comment defends inclusivity in clothing, sparks body positivity discussion

Enabling unhealthy habits can be dangerous Encourage change.

Supportive comments about shopping struggles with limited sizes and options

Body shaming is never okay. Wear what makes you happy!

Shopping choices shouldn’t be dictated by dress sizes. #NTA

Body positivity debate: Support group or harmful cult?

Supportive comment defends personal choice in boycott

NTA commenter advocates for body positivity but questions roommate’s approach

Commenter calls out entitled friend with savage NTA verdict

Buying clothes: NTA, excluding friend: not even a thing

Pregnant commenter stands up for clothing choices. NTA

Commenter supports body positivity, debate on taxpayer funding.

“My body, my choice” applies to dress sizes too!

Formerly overweight commenter empathizes, calls out entitled friend. NTA

Debate over plus-sized shops and offended people

Body positivity hypocrite? NTA questions friend’s sensitivity.

Body-shaming comment sparks agreement and body positivity.

Discussion on clothing sizes and availability, including struggles with bra sizes

When a friend demands an apology for dress sizes

Body shaming is never okay. NTA for standing up.

Size 16/18 commenter shares shopping experience and advice.

Toxic friend can’t handle dress sizes, NTA for finding new friends

Respectful disagreement on personal causes

Cottagecore collection sparks NTA comment and dress discussion

Inclusive sizing matters! NTA calls out hypocrisy.

Supporting body positivity and respecting personal choices.

Stand your ground and slay in those dresses!

NTA defends plus size clothing options and offers advice on accessing effective contraception when larger. Friend’s behavior is frustrating but stems from dealing with a lot of nastiness.

Joan’s controlling behavior called out by commenter.

Commenter criticizes body positivity and gets NTA judgement.

Commenter defends individual choice to boycott without imposing on others.

Joan needs to learn to mind her own wardrobe

Size inclusivity debate: NTA suggests boycotting exclusive stores.

Plus size hypocrisy called out NTA wins!

Sassy NTA response shuts down dress size argument

Body positivity wins! Embrace your size and wear what you love