My Roommate BANNED Me from Wearing This Dress… Because of HER Weight Issues!

Buckle up, folks! We’ve got a juicy tale of fashion, friendship, and some serious size-related shade. Meet our protagonist, a 24-year-old gal living with her two besties, Claire and Joan. But there’s trouble in paradise when Joan’s body positivity passion turns into a full-blown fashion feud. Will our heroine stand her ground in the face of Joan’s dress-shaming dramatics? Or will she cave to keep the peace? ️ Let’s dive in and find out! ‍♀️

Roomie Drama Alert!

Pill Problems: Joan’s GP Gripe

️ Boycott or Bust: Joan’s Fashion Fury

Dreaming of Summer Sundresses ☀️

Tea Time Tension: Joan’s Unexpected Visit

Scones and Shade: Joan’s Fashion Fury Unleashed

“Why the f*ck?!” Joan’s House of CB Meltdown

Sizing Showdown: Joan’s Rant Begins

Appalled and Angry: Joan’s Tirade Continues ️

️ Shop ‘Til You Drop: My Stance on Fashion Freedom

Ultimatum Alert: Joan’s Dramatic Demand

‍♀️ Sensitive Subject: Navigating Weight and Wardrobe Woes

Extreme Reaction: Questioning the Conflict

Fashion Feud Fallout: Who’s the Real A-Hole?

Well, well, well! Looks like our gal and her gal pal Claire are in quite the pickle with their roommate Joan. All they wanted was to rock some cute sundresses and sip tea like the fabulous Brits they are. But Joan just HAD to rain on their fashion parade with her size-related rants. Now, Joan’s giving them the silent treatment and demanding an apology. Talk about drama! But wait, there’s more! Let’s see what the internet has to say about this fashionable fiasco.

Defending the right to buy any size clothing. NTA

Stand your ground! NTA. Your roommate can’t control your clothing

Support for narrow size range and plus size market growth.

Insightful explanation of fast fashion constraints on plus sizes.

NTA stands their ground on dress, suggests sending thread instead.

Don’t let anyone dictate your clothing choices, NTA!

Empathetic NTA comment supports body positivity and self-accountability.

NTA. Health at any size movement is dangerous ️‍♀️

Wear what you want! NTA. Her insecurities shouldn’t affect you.

Stand up for yourself and your fashion choices!

Standing up for oneself against overbearing beliefs.

Support for NTA’s clothing choice and criticism of entitled roommate.

Supporting body positivity doesn’t mean controlling others’ fashion choices

Boycotting brands for ethical reasons is a personal choice

Supportive reply to dress ban with positive outlook

Body shaming is unacceptable. People have the right to dress freely.

Body shaming has no place in friendships. NTA.

Supporting a friend’s unhealthy habit can have dangerous consequences

Supportive comment reminds of similar experience with size discrimination.

Wear what you want! Her weight issues aren’t your problem

Shopping where you want shouldn’t be banned because of size!

Body positivity shouldn’t shame others. NTA for not apologizing.

NTA! Commenter shares experience with body shaming and size discrimination.

Buy your own clothes , apologize for how you said it

Pregnant and body shamed for dress choice? NTA wins ✊

Live your life and let others live theirs too!

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

Empathetic commenter supports OP’s decision and calls out roommate’s entitlement. NTA

Body positivity should be for everyone, not just for some.

NTA defends against Joan’s weight-related dress ban, calls her exhausting

Sassy comeback to a dress ban ‍♀️

You go girl! Roommate has no right to dictate fashion

Body positivity and market demand – a positive outlook

A commenter defends the business’s choice not to make larger sizes.

Respecting personal choices and being a diplomat is key

Wear what you want! NTA and curious where dress is from

Toxic friend banned dress, NTA. Time for new friend

Stand your ground and slay those dresses ‍♀️

Body positivity as “Diabetes-Positivity” and Lizzo’s unhealthy body.

NTA. Supporting body positivity doesn’t mean controlling others. ‍♀️

Boycotting is fine, but don’t force others to do the same

Wear what you want, it’s not your roommate’s business

Not all brands cater to larger sizes, but friend’s concerns valid ‍♀️

Body shaming goes both ways. NTA for wearing what you want.

Empathetic reply encourages wearing dresses despite roommate’s insecurities.

Don’t apologize for her insecurities. Plus-size brands hypocritical?

NTA, dress drama with a side of preachy vegan vibes

Agreeing with NTA verdict, commenter encourages self-reflection and independence.

Fellow plus-sized commenter supports wearing any clothes and body positivity

Embrace your style! Don’t let anyone’s insecurities hold you back!

Supporting self-love but not unhealthy behavior

Body-shaming isn’t acceptable. NTA for wearing what you want

Sassy reply shuts down roommate’s unreasonable dress ban. NTA.

HAES subscribers hypocrisy and insecurity turning people off.

Body positivity without a cult that demands thin privilege acknowledgment

Don’t let anyone restrict your choices based on their insecurities. NTA

Defending the right to wear what you want.

Dress for yourself, not for others. You’re NTA here.

Size shouldn’t dictate fashion choices. NTA for wearing the dress.

Suggests finding clothes for roommate, NTA.

Body shaming is never okay, NTA. Enjoy your tea

Size shouldn’t dictate fashion choices. NTA handled it maturely

Slay with your dress, silence the bully

Ignore childish roommate’s dress ban; let her deal with it.

Size shouldn’t matter when it comes to fashion choices

Supportive comment from a tall guy, calling out the roommate

Passionate but problematic – NTA, she’ll get over it

Debate on size inclusivity and hypocrisy in fashion boycotts.

Body positivity, personal responsibility, and friendship. NTA

Standing up to toxic body shaming and false self esteem.

Body-shaming behavior is appalling, NTA for standing up.

Is your roommate stealing your plus-size clothes? Investigate now!

Sportswear designer defends clothing brands’ size range, calls friend TA

Promote plus-size businesses, not aggression towards housemates.

Plus-size boycotts of stores? Joan’s logic gets criticized.

Calling out skinny-shaming and applauding NTA with a

Friend’s weight issues shouldn’t dictate what you wear.

Body positivity is not an excuse for unhealthy habits. NTA

Body positivity should apply to all sizes, NTA for setting boundaries.

NTA. Golden rule of tolerance for different lifestyle choices explained

Stand up for your style, not her insecurities. NTA