/fa/ - Fashion

>>12607417
I've actually always wanted to visit Canada, will consider :^) and thank you lovely anon I hope your day is going great <3

>>12592056
That's really good you were able to bond through the upbringing at least.
>You have a sibling?
5 haha. I have 3 older half siblings who have always been lovely to me, they grew up with my mum as well so it was nice being able to talk to them about it when they moved out. Kinda proved that I wasn't just exaggerating things. My one full brother used to be a part of the problems at home too but he's a lot nicer to me now, and we're both the most fucked up from it so it's nice to have someone that went through almost exactly the same upbringing. I don't really know my other half-sister, she's my dad's youngest.

>So much fashion complexity
Yeah I love London for that. You never feel oddly dressed there. In the smaller towns everyone dresses the same and it's harder to find smaller clothes.

>It's pretty fun to research and experiment on myself
I wish I had that freedom. That's good though. Diets are different for everyone and there's so much pseudoscience surrounding them that testing different things and finding what works best for you is really important.

>I'm a 31 year old ex-drug addict, not-so-good engineer, with no gf, let alone wife at my age, that hangs in an anorexia thread on an Estonian jam jelly switchboard. :^)
hut you've also overcome a serious addiction, you have a skill you can improve on and a job in a field where you're unlikely to struggle to find work, you're a lovely person to talk to and you aren't a robot living in your mum's basement trying to kill all wimmen (unless this is a front, in which case touche. also inb4 REEEE), and you've also worked hard to get healthy and stay that way. And you can afford to go visit friends in other countries. You should cut yourself some slack.