u/SecretPomegranate941

All my life ive mostly worn graphic tees with jeans. Ive come out of my shell so much and even wore heels for the first time for my birthday yesterday!

Im looking for help on getting out of wearing mostly graphic tees still. I love short summer dresses, tennis skirts and nice dress pants with a blouse but I find many dressy tops make me look older or cover up too much.

Im 25, 5'7, 260 lbs.

Please tell me the stores you shop for cute/sexy/goth/country ect clothes.

I want more effortless outfits that still look beautiful, thank you for any help!

Im 24 afab in a relationship with a straight man. Most days im pretty neutral but I have days where I wanna be really girly or masculine.

My husband loves and supports me but feels awkward when it comes to using masculine words to describe/praise me.

I understand it but it still feels lonely not feeling like all of me is 100% desired.

Just hoping to find others to relate to because it feels so complicated and niche.

My husband loves video games. Since having our baby he hasn't had much time and we've recently moved so when he asks if its okay to game, I try to always say yes.

I used to play games like gta, halo and Minecraft with my brother but havent done much gaming in years.

My question is, would you enjoy if your partner/wife wanted to play games with you? I want to join in the fun but I dont want to take away from his fun with others since we spend plenty of time together.

Thanks for the help!

Update! He said yes☺️ gonna borrow a gaming laptop so we can do stuff like Minecraft.

Thank you for the kind anecdotes, it gave me the confidence to ask lol ill still be sure to let him have his own game time since I enjoy art more anyway, but im excited to have some bonding time.

Have a good day✨️

My son got so big so fast and im so proud🥰

He was in the nicu after being born for blood transfusions and now at 6 months old hes over 20lbs, in 12 month clothing and nearly crawling!

A small part of me misses that tiny potato but more than anything im proud of how well hes doing.

Would love to hear others stories about nicu babies thriving or generally proud parents 😊