Instead, why not change what's not fitting as opposed to what's not fitting into it?
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The pain of not fitting into even your maternity jeans.
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And I had this bizarre feeling — something's not fitting well.
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"She enjoys the uncomfortableness of not fitting in," she said.
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But I didn't perceive the bras as not fitting me.
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Or you're just tired of not fitting into your old jeans.
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The pain of not fitting into any of your old clothes.
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The fitting and the not fitting—that's the subject of my work.
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They're singing about not fitting in and wanting to change the world.
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But not fitting in doesn't mean casting ourselves into the misfit role.
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Trump is not fitting into this conventional mold and doing extraordinarily well.
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Resistance that you get from people, not fitting in, that builds your character.
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But you're definitely not fitting a spare set of clothes or some groceries.
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Pushing the limits and not fitting in, I always thought, was a good thing.
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In a statement, Turkey's Foreign Ministry said the move was not fitting of the Oct.
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In other words, employers can't penalize employees for not fitting traditional notions about men and women.
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So Jon not getting on the dragon is the new Jack not fitting on the door?
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However, in recent years, there have been severe lows and highs, not fitting into a seasonal pattern.
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She likes being a little different by not fitting into the classic mold of a drag queen.
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By not fitting the mold that the television tells us we must fit, we feel like failures.
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I never could fit in at high school and he made a point of not fitting in.
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The embarrassment I felt as a teenager about not fitting some ideal of beauty never went away.
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While such an argument may play well in grade school, it is not fitting for presidential politics.
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Not fitting in brought a life of misery and constant fear of being called out or bullied.
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The mother of two daughters herself, she recalled hearing them complain about not fitting into old clothes.
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Just seeing somebody that's not just blonde with blue eyes, not fitting into a perfect ideal of beauty.
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"We're not fitting into what their campaign is supposed to be but they're fitting a platform to us."
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"It was him against the world, yet he was never afraid of not fitting in," Dr. Sherman said.
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He has accused its leader, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, of lying, language Kilicdaroglu has said is not fitting of a president.
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Locks and other items not fitting correctly appears to be par for the course in my rickety old home.
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He accused them of failing to assimilate English values, of not fitting in, of still being a bit foreign.
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Not fitting in is risky, and it's really better not to risk your regular paycheck if you don't have to.
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When she was young, Bloom knew that she was not fitting in with other children, but she didn't understand why.
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In the past, I've worried about not fitting in with the goth scene because I'm darker than most goth people.
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I was also in a conservative household in a conservative community, and already struggling with feelings of not fitting in.
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I would love for you to talk a little bit about just that feeling of not fitting in as a parent.
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If that ends up not fitting the model, then they have to change the model, and then we'll see a shift.
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Rather, it chronicled his failures in love, and the creeping feeling of not fitting in, despite the millions of records sold.
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But I've gotten to the point in my life where I'm mad at the clothes for not fitting my body instead.
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At this point, Bergdahl didn't seem to care about not fitting in; he just wanted to be a soldier with a purpose.
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Campaigners and experts put the under-representation down to a number of factors, including students' fear of not fitting in and racism.
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I don't take clothes not fitting me personally, I just find something that fits and I wear the s—t out of it.
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Eventually, she made the decision to not punish herself and her body for not fitting "into this narrow ideal of sexy," she admitted.
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And management that enables such behavior is not fitting of an operation working to be at the center of entertainment in this city.
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I originally thought this was going to be a rebus puzzle, what with the OREO not fitting into its slot properly at 9 Down.
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In an interview with broadcaster CNN Turk, Cavusoglu said the measures in the bill were wrong, illogical and not fitting between the NATO allies.
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I've spent a long time being mad at my body for not fitting into the clothes I want it to be able to wear.
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But she grew up a punk in school, she said, and was used to not fitting in, and being someone people had opinions about.
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In an interview with broadcaster CNN Turk, Cavusoglu said the measures in the bill were wrong, illogical and not fitting between the NATO allies.
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It is particularly not fitting for an demigod like Bartolo Colon, a man who deserves more than a rictus grin and a constantly bobbing head.
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The Las Vegas Strip can be a surreal place, and feel stuck in a bygone era — and not fitting for a show about the future.
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The Afro-Latinx community has been speaking out on their experiences of not fitting into beauty norms within their cultures, including ones pertaining to hair.
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Despite not fitting into the classical paradigm, they gradually felt the desire to tap back into the physical challenges and strength that comes from ballet training.
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JENN You write about not fitting in with the punks, while also offending people in school because of the way you dressed, like outsiders among outsiders.
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The OneStep 2 weighs nearly a pound, and with the body measuring 6.7 by 4.7 by 4.7 inches, it's not fitting in your pocket anytime soon.
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And that sense of not fitting in, turned into a kind of badge of community, is really what draws Sam and Charlie in to the punk scene.
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Taken together, these presumptions lead to black girls being held to a different standard, and facing punishments for not fitting a specific definition of quiet, reserved femininity.
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LGBTQ people, and transgender and gender non-binary people in particular, have disproportionately felt the stigma of not fitting neatly into the binary classification we've unduly imposed.
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What The Queen Thinks Of Meghan Despite what tabloids may suggest about Meghan not fitting in with the royal family, she seems to be getting along quite well.
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And when she tries to squeeze into her once-favorite jeans that are now too small, she's going to think of you not fitting into that evening gown.
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A crowd full of people, in the infield of the Indy 500, singing along to a message of not fitting in, felt like a sort of warped gospel.
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Photos containing a bit of skin in leather tights or cleavage such as in a Fashion Week show were also flagged, despite not fitting Tumblr's definition of adult content.
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"I'm still not fitting most of my pre-baby clothes so wearing the same things on repeat, just wanted to show you my honest #postpartum," she wrote on Instagram.
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Nash: So you take all of that into play and then you add the fact that there's something in Siddiq's mind about this guy that's not fitting quite right.
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The worst outcome of this practice, of course, are the allegations against Fleming: that anyone could get turned down for not fitting the tenuous criteria of a restaurant's vibe.
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"When you're looking at things from that prism and you're not maniacally obsessed with monetizing every single pixel, Outbrain is very obviously not fitting into your equation anymore," he said.
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Editor's Note: The comments section on this story has been moderated and suspended due to the comments not fitting Refinery29's Community Guidelines — no hate speech, no bigotry, no racism.
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The very straightforward nature of Catherine's story is what resulted in my Vincent not fitting into its basic duality; it determined that he just didn't want any kind of relationship.
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There was a half-sister wheeled out, who declared Ms. Markle's past behavior to be "not fitting for a royal family member" and pitched a tell-all book to publishers.
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Dr. Bockarova says that in hunter-gatherer societies, we as humans were evolved to fit in with a group, and not fitting in could have meant being left behind and dying.
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It's been a rough time for her, made all the rougher by the mean girls who mock her for not fitting in and the teachers who scold her for acting out.
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For the millions of young Americans who are less educated, the cost of not fitting into the traditional college mold is high, and the threat of being left behind is real.
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Look at Serena Williams, who's been outspoken about loving her body in spite of the unfair criticism she's faced for not fitting the "normal" slim physique for a woman in tennis.
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There is a full moon in your house of partying on Wednesday, which stirs up feelings of not fitting in; it will be in touch with rebellious Uranus, the odd one out.
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Here, Cammie talks about not fitting what she felt like was the typical "gay girl...mold," and how she thought that she "must not be gay" because she didn't fit into it.
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Jill Kargman, creator and breakout star of Bravo's hit scripted series "Odd Mom Out" has built a career in comedy writing around the familiar feelings we all have about not fitting in.
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He may depict himself as lonely, with verses about not fitting in solidly with white or Black communities and girls not quite knowing what to do with this artsy, emotional Black boy.
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Native film and television actors often lose acting roles for not fitting into this stereotype, and many are literally painted on set to make their skin appear more "red" for the camera.
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Connor McDavid, captain of the Edmonton Oilers, is proud of the athletic prowess his intense training has lead to — but lamented that it came at the price of not fitting into most pants.
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It was the most I've spent on a dress in half a decade (although, of course, it's on sale now), and I braced myself for the worst case scenario of it not fitting.
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On May 10, he and Bieber dropped "I Don't Care," a song about not fitting in but not caring when you're with your "baby" that was produced by Max Martin, Shellback and FRED.
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She originally blamed herself for not fitting in, but after talking with other photographers who were women of color, she realized that they all had similar experiences of being shut out of conversations.
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It dramatizes the pull between old and new, between the familiar and the strange, and the artist's experience of not fitting in either place and longing for a place you can't go back to.
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My height no longer set me apart, as 5-foot-11 models stood eye level with me — and suddenly it was also no excuse for not fitting into the tiny clothing that surrounded me.
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Iconis's shows assume that not fitting in is a universal phenomenon, but I'd argue there are many ways to be excluded, dismissed or misconstrued, and that Susannah's feelings and desires are particular, not generic.
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The Kentucky Republican hit his colleague and fellow presidential candidate on Fox News on Monday for being born in Canada and perhaps not fitting the constitutional requirement that a President be a natural-born citizen.
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"Tell Me How" further expounds on these themes—a sample excerpt "I ain't friendly with you hoes"—the irony being that a body of work centered on not fitting in often draws in likeminded people.
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The highlight of the whole saga is a casual chat between Justine and the school nurse (Marion Vernoux), an older woman with a tattoo and a cigarette, who talks about the trials of not fitting in.
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It was released in March 1997, but despite not fitting into any Apple product line, it was the prehistoric ancestor of the modern-day iMac, with all the components held in a slim body behind the screen.
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I supposed the closest comparable holidays with these issues are Valentine's Day or St. Patrick's Day, but given that both are fake and require an over-fixation with alcohol or love or both, they're not fitting comparisons.
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I've learned that thicker socks don't always equate to warmer feet, and after a few bumpy years of my ski boots not fitting properly, I had to take a second look at the socks I was wearing.
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Obviously, more often than not, thin and toned bodies are held up as the ideal, and Wilde is speaking up for the majority of women who may be shamed for not fitting into those (often) unrealistic beauty standards.
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"We're not targeting millennials," says Black, explaining that they will be focusing on "grown women," particularly the busy, on-the-go kind with an "if it's not fitting in my bag, it's not coming with me" beauty philosophy.
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The all-female security team was deployed to protect Trump from the thousands of adoring fans she has in the Asian nation, but it seemed their usual body armor and riot gear was not fitting attire to guard Ivanka.
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Andowah Newton in a complaint filed in state court in Manhattan said the company shielded the unidentified manager after she complained about his conduct and accused her of not fitting in with the company's "French culture" after she rebuffed him.
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The most famous member of the Three, Damien Echols, rapidly gained celebrity status and public support due to his intelligence and the way he embodied the archetype of a shrewd outcast persecuted by rigid small-town moralists for not fitting in.
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In part, that's circumstantial — she's not being ritually raped on a monthly basis in his memories, so she has less to be biting about — but it's also the result of sarcasm not fitting neatly into the way he wants to remember her.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's Foreign Ministry on Wednesday strongly condemned a move by the U.S. House of Representatives to back a resolution that would impose sanctions on Ankara, saying the decision was not fitting of the NATO alliance between Turkey and the United States.
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Estimated to be about 300,000 hijras (the South Asian term for transgender, or the "third sex," as they call it) in Pakistan in 2009, when they were first incorporated in the national census, they are ostracized for not fitting into a binary gender category.
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Faso and the Republicans have been less than subtle in their attempt to paint Delgado — a black, Harvard-educated lawyer and Rhodes scholar, whose 2006 rap album criticized the Iraq War — as not fitting in with the "culture" of the upstate New York district.
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In an All-Gender Cabin, Summer Campers 'Don't Have to Hide' For gender-nonconforming campers, a new all-gender cabin at Camp Tawonga was a rare respite from the outside world, where bullying and the feeling of not fitting in can make growing up difficult.
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When The Used formed as teenagers in 2001, vocalist Bert McCracken was struggling with what he tells me he considers to be the same problems that "every teenager in the US" might suffer from: divorced parents, bullying, not fitting in, and not understanding your place in all of it.
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Her lingering memories of not fitting in during her teenage years could be a part of why she and her husband, actor Ryan Reynolds, have said they will not be raising their kids in Los Angeles and will try to keep their lives as private, and presumably normal, as possible.
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Bryant also tackled mental health issues, and the rising rates of anxiety, spearheading a children&aposs podcast called "The Punies" to share important life lessons like how to manage anger and fear of not fitting in, how to work with other people on a team, and how to learn from failure.
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"There are all these disparate puzzle pieces fitting together and not fitting together," Stich tells CNBC Make It. Even many student health plans provided by colleges and universities, especially if they are self-funded, do not offer comprehensive maternity coverage, according to Young Invincibles, an organization focused on policy needs for younger Americans.
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My choices are typically motivated by fear of not fitting in and then regret because they don't truly represent me, railing against and conforming to others' opinions of the person I should be, and the knowledge that at any moment politics/racism/homophobia could threaten my social position, with a limited cushion to fall back on.
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There'll be no announcements, no countdown, no ever-increasing bump photos to share, no congratulations, no happy-complaining about not fitting into clothes, no wishing it was over because my back hurts and I can't get up without help, no foraging in the back of the wardrobe for the newborn baby clothes I've saved from my first — my only — baby.
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Being last to finish the mile run, being chosen last for dodgeball, not fitting into child sizes for my school uniform — all of made it easy for me to absorb the message coming in: None of this was designed for me, exercise was a form of punishment, and I would be less of an inconvenience if I would just shrink myself.
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Andrew Yang says identity politics is a &aposcounterproductive&apos way for Democrats to campaign&aposWe&aposre riding a century-old measurement off a cliff&apos: Andrew Yang tears into GDP as an outdated metric to gauge national well-beingAndrew Yang opens up about his awkward high-school years and the &aposescape hatches&apos he used to distract himself from not fitting in
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