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The Struggles When You Love All Black Clothing

No, I don't need to wear more colors.

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The Struggles When You Love All Black Clothing

The struggles when you wear all black clothing

1. If you have a pet, everyone knows because your clothes are covered in half their hair. Or random fuzzy little pieces stick to every clothing item.


2. People are shocked when you wear something with color in it. But yes, tragically, you do own pieces of clothing that do have color.


3. Summer months nearly give you a heat stroke because your clothes absorb every ray the sun sends at you.


4. Sometimes people will randomly ask you if you're gothic. Especially if you have pale skin like I do and already look quite vampire-esque.


5. If you're trying to find a specific piece of clothing, it's impossible, because everything is black. I constantly am looking for one specific shirt, but somehow manage to pick up 8 different pairs of leggings instead.


6. When the black shirt and black pants are somehow not the same black… I can't even explain how irritating this is.

7. And lastly, god forbid you wear black lipstick as well, because then people just stare at you all. day.

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