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Shorts, Garments, and Hairy Legs: Taking Ownership of My Body

Three years ago, I stopped wearing garments. I’d worn them about half the time the year before during pregnancy and after having my son. I eventually became used to the feel of my clothes moving against my bare skin, the breeze on my back through the yarn of knit sweaters, and the improvement of health and hygiene that came from increased air circulation in private areas. I still wore garments out of habit, loyalty, and a tiny bit of fear until, one day, I didn’t anymore.  As with many lasts, the last time I took off my garments, I didn’t...
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Stretch Cotton

Guest post by Adela. Adela is a lifelong church member who lives in New England with her family. She is in the toddler-mom phase of life, and is spending a lot of time at the gym these days. Valentines Day brought me a nice, discreet package of personal clothing this year. Not lingerie. Garments. Not just any garments, either-- The New Ones. The ones made from soft, fitted cotton that doesn’t cling in the wrong places. The kind where the restrictive, itchy lace has been replaced with a smooth, invisible hem. The kind where the inseam is a reasonable length, the waistband...
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