Do you secretly judge if someone says they wear a odd number size

[Anonymous]

Not going to lie, when I see people post on here something like "I wear a size 7" I judge them. I think to myself, what kind of store for poors are they shopping at.

Flame away, I know I will have some people that agree with me.

[Anonymous]

I never thought about it -- are odd numbers for the poors? I remember when I was growing up there was a store at the mall called 5,7,9.

[Anonymous]

Store for poors? What is that, and what does it have to do with sizes?

I usually think they're wearing juniors as opposed to women's sizes.

You have issues, clearly.

[Anonymous]

Well, what about jeans? I wear a 27 in $250+ jeans. Does this mean I'm poor?

[Anonymous]

The odd numbers are junior sizes. I have no idea what you mean by store for poors.

[Anonymous]

PP here again, doesn't the Gap, Express and Armani Exchange etc. all see odd size clothing? I know they used to sell size 1's. What I do judge is someone who tells me they wear a size 6...anyone who access to "real" designer clothing and can fit into a real size six, well that's an accomplishment.

[Anonymous]

OP here, clearly pants sizes don't count. I am talking when someone says "I wear a 3" or something ridiculous like that.

[Anonymous]

I know what OP means. There are sizes for 1,3,5,7, etc. So pp a 27 is not in this category.

I dont think these are junior sizes bc at the beach I went into a crappy store for a beach cover and it was for women and had these sizes in dresses as cover ups.

I think the OP is hilarious!

[Anonymous]

If it is true that cheaper brands are in odd sizes, how many people know that? I had no idea and do not care.

You know, OP, maybe the person who says "I am a size 7" means "I AM A SIZE 7" - the 6 is often too small and the 8 is often too big.

[Anonymous]

How do you even have time and brainpower to come up with such judgemental bitchiness? How do you even know that low end stores have odd sizes vs high end stores? Such a weird thing to occupy your time with.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If it is true that cheaper brands are in odd sizes, how many people know that? I had no idea and do not care.

You know, OP, maybe the person who says "I am a size 7" means "I AM A SIZE 7" - the 6 is often too small and the 8 is often too big.

I would just say a 6. I would never say 7. 7 would be how I feel on a fat day when I'm squeezing into my 6.

Love store for the poors!

[Anonymous]

Junior sizing uses odd numbers.

[Anonymous]

Odd sizes are from the Junior department. And yes, I would think it is strange if you are over the age of 25. Would I say anything? No. It wouldn't make me think badly of the person but I would question their taste.

[Anonymous]

I think that people who judge on dress sizes have nothing biggergoing on in their lives.

[Anonymous]

I think they are shopping in juniors sizes or else they are trying to round down and make themselves seem smaller.