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Does anyone have any suggestions for clothing stores that carry more androgynous or unisex clothing? I'm afab and have difficulty finding clothing in the "men's" sections of stores that fit my body size, and I can't find clothing in the "women's" sections of stores that don't have features like bows, frills, v necks, lace, form fitting shapes, etc.

Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm in Canada for reference.

I have a very feminine body. I have pronounced hips and a small waist. It makes me really uncomfortable, because I can't physically look all that androgynous. But I don't know how to deal with it without essentially starving myself to get rid of natural fat deposits. How do ya'll deal?

Does anyone know a good vegan replacement for coffee cream? It's really the texture that I enjoy, so I really don't like the sweetened or flavoured vegan substitutes that are so common. Anyone know anything better?

I'm in the middle of an online dating escapade, and have noticed I am always the one to have to initiate the conversations after matching, and half the time women just do not respond, or will stop responding after a few sentences. I'm bisexual, so have also talked to men through online dating, and it is not nearly as difficult to start or maintain a conversation. I just don't understand what is going on, and am having difficulty not just feeling as though maybe women just don't actually like me at all as a possible romantic partner. Can anyone shine any light on this? Or can we talk through this phenomenon? Getting bummed out.

Just out of curiosity. :)

I'm just looking for reading material to at least up my skills and thinking in the mean time.