yeeeeeeah, except I told her to measure her head WITH the hair up and WITH the wig on. Three times. Because the first time I didn't believe her, the second time I really didn't believe her, and the third time cause I was hoping she'd figure it out.... My head, with my hair down, is as big around as the measurement she gave me, and she's seven inches taller than me.

I think she has selected hearing

apparently, though it apparently was in effect for ALL her measurements. As though I'd JUDGE her by her size...I'm not exactly a size four here!

Neither am I; I'm a size 16-18 so I'm a plus size curvy girl cosplaying as feminine men

it's the only reason I can think she wouldn't give me accurate numbers.

I can give you my numbers I'm not really afraid to tell you my numbers, everyone is built differently. She shouldn't really be afraid of numbers

yep, hence why I'm just even more miffed

I thought she was the skinny high school kid wanting to cosplay for the first time

O.o no, the other chick is just a high school friend of the roommates(they went to HS together yeeeeeeears ago), and she's not skinny.

I can tell when you told me about her being afraid of numbers. I'm a 42"bust 36" waist and a 48" hips

I usually worry more about fit and less about numbers, I know how to dart it to fit, and I know how to let out seams if need be.

So do I, I'd rather have things bigger on me than smaller

I'd rather have them fit, bigger or smaller, if the fit is wrong you'll look bad.

well if it's bigger you can always take it in, if it's too small then you have to mess around with the pattern to add the fabric to the outfit

but if you do it right the first time it'll fit great from the get go!

yea, and hence I have a hard time sewing clothes, But I do sew small accessories like hats