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Yeah, how about pants that fit? This is a journey we're, like, all taking as a culture.
This is Explain It To Me. I'm John Glenn Hill, and we recently asked you what you want to know about personal style. And man, so many of you called in to tell us.
I have had a lot of trouble, I think, growing up trying to find clothes that fit me well and that I feel comfortable in. I'm 21. I feel like it's been a journey to figure out what I like to wear, what I feel comfortable in. It's taken me probably like three years, I don't know, throughout college, my style changed a lot.
I did not know how to dress or figure out what looked good or understand what worked for me, what I liked, and felt like it was just such a frustrating process.
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