I work in the city and each lunchtime I go to the shops to try on clothes. Is my addiction. Recently I have noticed that 32 inch pants start to seem tight. When I look in the mirror I seem to see all the male trousers I'm trying on seem to be tight on the thighs and hips that makes my legs seem really girly. I don't know if my body has changed shape or if it is the cut of the trousers these days. Is really strange looking into the mirror and looking at my legs.
Anyone else have this happen?
Thighs, hips, butt is where extra fat will be stored due to female hormones. Perfectly normal. ;)
The trousers don't look girly, you do. ;D
As I said to myself when I gave up on men's pants, "they just don't fit right anymore."
Quote from: Joanne Feliz on November 08, 2016, 06:40:23 AM
I work in the city and each lunchtime I go to the shops to try on clothes. Is my addiction. Recently I have noticed that 32 inch pants start to seem tight. When I look in the mirror I seem to see all the male trousers I'm trying on seem to be tight on the thighs and hips that makes my legs seem really girly. I don't know if my body has changed shape or if it is the cut of the trousers these days. Is really strange looking into the mirror and looking at my legs.
Anyone else have this happen?
>:-). :D >:-) :laugh:
Why, yes! About 4 months into HRT. My male DKNY skinny jeans mysteriously stopped fitting, and went to Goodwill. On the other hand, my Buffalo size 6 skinny jeans started fitting wonderfully, so nice and snug. ;)
Oh, and my everyday jeans are now cheap-o Gloria Vanderbilt size 6, courtesy of the sale tables at COSTCO.
So, yes, it happens. Thank goodness!
The only thing though is that we don't have hips as wide so that women's pants might still not fit us perfectly.
In regards to the hips I tried on some nice Womans check pants cropped they were high waisted with hip panels and they were a little loose around the hip area unfortunately. They were great pants though