PLUS SIZE OUTFIT OF THE DAY

[Donovan the Man]

Help a Slav out here. What is the level of quality of ‘Walmart crap.’ I assume it is pretty terrible, but we have different levels of terrible crap from the top tier of shit being wearable but wears out quickly to the stuff that makes you have a rash if you wear it for more than 18 minutes.

Where is Walmart clothes quality of n the spectrum? Is there cheaper stuff one can get in America?

The seams on their lounge pants (PJ pants, leggings, yoga pants shit you just loaf around the house in) come undone at the thigh after like one wash. These are pants that cost at least $15. Their men's PJ pants hold up a little better. Women's clothing in general in the US is design to be disposable and is a bit of a problem. It's not unique to walmart to have shitty clothing quality. Even Lululemon where you are paying $50 per piece have very thin fabric that shows your panties when you bend over. Walmart is still the bottom of the barrel however.

I've gone off on a tangent a little bit here.

 

[sweaty chafing thighs]

Help a Slav out here. What is the level of quality of ‘Walmart crap.’ I assume it is pretty terrible, but we have different levels of terrible crap from the top tier of shit being wearable but wears out quickly to the stuff that makes you have a rash if you wear it for more than 18 minutes.

Where is Walmart clothes quality of n the spectrum? Is there cheaper stuff one can get in America?

The only place I can think of off of the top of my head that's worse than Walmart would be somewhere like Dollar General where they charge $5-10 for a scratchy shirt. Walmart's stuff is occasionally cute/their pj pants feel nice, but as mentioned before they fall apart within in a wash or two.

Don't OOTD videos usually include actually showing the pants and shoes the person is wearing as well as telling the viewers what size they're wearing? I thought at least part of the point of OOTDs was to show off your outfit so people of similar size could see how the clothes look on another person before purchasing.

 

[Bitchboy95]

Walmart is pretty awful quality. You know it is because you can buy your clothes in the same place you buy your produce, toiletries, or furniture. The employees are all sad and miserable-looking. It's always freezing cold inside and the lights are extremely fluorescent so it feels like you're in a hospital. Boxes of unpacked products in every aisle. Walmart sucks

Don't be a snob. It's no more soul crushing, cold, or fluorescent than any other fucking grocery store. Plus, you can buy a pair of sweatpants that will last you at least a year. Are you buying your normal day to day clothes there? No, but Wal-Mart's there when you need socks at
3am.

 

[Brod Panis]

Lookin' healthy, gorl!

 

[C3PBRO]

The only place I can think of off of the top of my head that's worse than Walmart would be somewhere like Dollar General where they charge $5-10 for a scratchy shirt. Walmart's stuff is occasionally cute/their pj pants feel nice, but as mentioned before they fall apart within in a wash or two.

Don't OOTD videos usually include actually showing the pants and shoes the person is wearing as well as telling the viewers what size they're wearing? I thought at least part of the point of OOTDs was to show off your outfit so people of similar size could see how the clothes look on another person before purchasing.

Yup, her clothes were dirty, she only showed her top half, rattled off where she bought them with no personal or relevant commentary, then fished around her costume jewelry collection with her beetus "Acanthosis Nigricans" paw. All in all about 30 seconds. I wouldn't expect her to spend the entire 13 minutes talking about her OOTD, but if you're going to put it in the title, make an effort.

 

[Malibougie]

A soup of the day means that it’s not on the usual menu. It’s ‘special’.

You can’t call an outfit that you wear all day and then sleep in an outfit of the day. This is your uniform that you were to “work” all of the time.

 

[NOT Sword Fighter Super]

I think she means doublepluss.

 

[SpokesBottom]

“The whole progress as been great”

Ooh, that’s a good ism

 

[ihavent_ee_uhn]

I've been thinking of this clip a lot lately after hearing these "isms" coming from this ignorant, uneducated dolt's mouth.

 

[666EVE666]

The thing from this vlog that stuck with me was Amber's preference in therapy. It's interesting that she said individual therapy never worked for her but she loved group therapy (i.e. she didn't say it was effective or helpful, but that she enjoyed it).

Could this be because in group therapy, you tell everyone your hardships and receive relatively positive attention for being so brave/strong for sharing, whereas individual therapy forces introspection?

While there is a therapist running group therapy keeping everyone in check and challenging people to assess their actions/thoughts, I can't help but think our gorl preferred it so much over individual therapy because it was a way to get attention.

 

[Papaya23]

Things to do as an exciting person, according to Amberlynn (in order):

• Jump off a bridge
• Go to Disneyland
• Buy a purse

 

[Donovan the Man]

I don't know if this is universal but where I live group therapy lasts 4 hours. You get lunch, snacks, coloring pages, and some of them take you out on field trips. More reasons why Amber would like them.

 

[melissarendato]

TIL her cats love sitting on the "window seals".

such a dumb, fat bitch

 

[BernardPumpkin]

i think she didn't like individual therapy because the doc probably tried to hold her accountable. whereas group therapy she could hide who she really is.

 

[bolthmeandbecky]

6:20-6:49 Drink every time AL says weird, dream or remember.

 

[Dovahshit]

"we have a healthy rarity here"
shut the Fuck up.

 

[Totally Unique Username]

The thing from this vlog that stuck with me was Amber's preference in therapy. It's interesting that she said individual therapy never worked for her but she loved group therapy (i.e. she didn't say it was effective or helpful, but that she enjoyed it).

Could this be because in group therapy, you tell everyone your hardships and receive relatively positive attention for being so brave/strong for sharing, whereas individual therapy forces introspection?

While there is a therapist running group therapy keeping everyone in check and challenging people to assess their actions/thoughts, I can't help but think our gorl preferred it so much over individual therapy because it was a way to get attention.

You're right. Narcissistic supply. Everyone's telling her how brave she is, etc.

It also gives her a chance to judge and favorably compare herself to others. "I'm better than THEY are because I don't do X." Also a place to pick up victims. People in group therapy get very close to each other quickly, and are very vulnerable.

Group therapy also doesn't allow you to delve deep into your psyche, depending on the form of therapy. Some of them are talk about your problems and come to a conclusion about yourself/share with the group. Others are more like lectures with homework that you're supposed to do outside of therapy, but they don't really have time to get through everyone's results of the homework because of the size of the group - not in depth, so she can listen to the lectures, lie about the homework, and do nothing. Perfect for our gorl.

 

[Alpo_Farts36]

Lookin' healthy, gorl!

Amberlynn have you been eating Nutella out of the jar with your finger again? So cute!