Fats ruin everything, include online shopping for clothes Okay, so I'm a guy of average height and I like to shop for many of my clothes online. Specifically, I like to buy asian clothes from amazon because those usually fit how I want them to fit and I can return them for free with Prime if I don't like them. Don't judge me. I prefer cheap clothes that fit well and look decent over expensive clothes that don't look good but come with a brand-name price tag. And many clothes in US stores don't come in a "slim fit" style or they are just too expensive for being manufactured in China. Anyway, for almost every item of clothing I'm interested in, the fat reviewers keep mentioning how the item "runs small" and how you should buy a larger US size. I wear either a small or a medium depending on the brand and the material, so usually I just go with a medium just to be safe. Almost everytime I've done this, the medium item ends up being YUUUUGE!   It's insane.   You-can-fit-two-of-my-arms-in-1-sleeve Huge. Sometimes, even the small sizes are pretty big and I need to go with a US - XS, since the equivalent asian size is fairly common in asia, so it exists. On one hand, I need to rely on customer reviews for my buying decisions. On the other hand, sometimes you can't tell if a reviewer is a delusional fat fuck who thinks he can fit in a medium but is in reality a XL, so he skews the consensus on the item's fit by claiming that it runs small. And on some items, the customer photos are always of fat people who make the clothes look disgusting but rate themselves 5 stars, as if it looks good. No it doesn't. If the item claims to be a slim-fit medium but is somehow able to cover your enormous gut, then it's not exactly slim fit. I can't stand this. Why do fat people need to shop for clothes anyway? They won't look good. They should just buy multiple mu-mus and call it a day. Or tarps or burkas or something. So yes, I will need to return some clothes because undercover fats like to pretend they are part of human society with valid opinions on the way in which a clothing item fits.