I’m TOTALLY a size 4!!!
Dear male H&M employee (the one on Michigan Ave),
You made my entire week with a few simple words. As I was checking out a dress in your hand you were putting back, you said, “Oh look, we have it in your size, here’s a 4!!” I feel like the world stopped at that moment. You can imagine my elation. Yeah, I’m not an 8 in H&M, I’m a 4!!! You totally cut my size in HALF! I felt like a skinny supermodel that I pretend to hate, but I was secretly excited. WELL… actually not secretly, since I screeched, “Oh my God, I love you”. Then gave you a big hug. I also proceeded to walk around H&M saying very loudly, “I’m a size 4…. size 4’s can wear this, and THAT is what I am.”
I am not in ANY way, shape, or form a size 4. I want everyone to know that. And I’m cool with that. I’m actually borderline cocky about myself. I think I’m totally fabulous and love every curve of my body. I adore when my butt looks big (which is why I purchased the adorable sweater dress…. size 8, thank you!). But what I love, is that even though I am not a size 4…. you THINK I am a size 4. And isn’t that what REALLY matters??? I now feel like I can continue to chow because I LOOK like a size 4. Who even cares what size I really am? NOT ME!
If this was a plan to make me buy something…. brilliant. I don’t even care if it was cause I was so happy. I don’t know of any girls who dont like to be told they are thinner (or younger for that matter) than they are. And you did that for me. And I love you. You should totally win best sales associate of the year. Thanks for making my week and making me feel more fabulous than I already do! And this after I just chowed on 10 cent wings (really, 10 cents!!! The Rail in Chicago on Monday nights, check it out, best deal EVER).
Your skinny size 4 friend,
Jessica
art said,
October 21, 2008 at 3:19 pm
hahahaha. I just got hungry for wings.
Ellen said,
October 23, 2008 at 1:41 am
I just got done eating wings…YUM! I love when clothes are sized that way, I always love to “go down a size”, even though I know it’s still the old size. It’s all in the marketing.