I need to find someone smaller than me.

Fuhk. So...

On a monthly basis, I find myself having a pile of [clean] clothes in scatter locations of my room.

In front of my closet.
On chairs.
In the guest room across.

...All over the place.

It's safe to say (the size of) my room (or closet)... does not cater well to the amount of clothes I actually own.
[Though, I may just be lazy. Haha.]

I wear 5% (or no more than 10%) of my closet, on a normal weekly basis.
Which that percentage tends to be the clothes that find there way in front of my closet, on the ground.

-So my actually closet-ed clothes, ironically are clothes that I don't even wear.-

It has become more an archive of purchases, that depict an image of a horrible consumer.
A compulsive, vain one at that.

The size small has proven to be the biggest reason for this clothing debacle.

I figured my body was slowing down in its natural growth process.
And I was [almost] certain that small would be my inevitable size.

[sigh]

Well, I was pretty wrong.
Let's not get into why I'm no longer the lanky, scrawny individual that I once was. Lol.

The point is:
I have a closet and drawers full of clothes that just doesn't fit me.

Alot of [expensive] sweaters that have shrank.
Jeans that don't fit my newly fat physique.
And stacks of tee shirts that have been out-phased by newer product.

Most of my clothes are in s-uber good condition.
And it's a shame that some of them haven't been broken in, properly.
Like a car with 20,000 miles... getting totaled.

Continuing the analogy, I find a proportional equivalence between a car and my (busting-at-the-seams) closet of clothes...


...I've put significantly too much money into it.

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With that being said... (Here's the real point.)

If you conveniently resemble my [former] figure.
Something around:
5'4-5'7
115-130 lbs
28-30" [Waist size]

And you happen to like your clothes more fit, than not.
...You might just be in luck.


*So if you are at all interested...
I guess just tell me, and I can give you an inventory of all the product I have (and no longer want).

[Most may be free. Some might cost something... of a small amount.]


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