MustardSeed Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago Still can’t get garments unless I want 3XL. Husband finally was able to order his regular shirts - came yesterday but the sleeves hang extra low beyond regular tshirt length!!! What in the world! Frankly I’m tired of this. 1
Pyreaux Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago I feel for you. Having recently realized I'm an autistic person, I hate tight fitting clothing (touch sensitivity), yet I do like many layers of cloths (pressure seeking). I don't suppose you are open to tailoring it? 1
Notatbm Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago Do like a lot of TBM women here in Gilbert AZ and likely Utah do... Wear workout clothes all day and be comfortable....and keep your recommend. Its what all the cool kids do. Of course that would involve working out on a rare occasion and staying in the workout getup for the rest of the day. We would not want to lie to our Bishop about wearing the temple garment day and night throughout your life.
smac97 Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago 1 minute ago, Notatbm said: Do like a lot of TBM women here in Gilbert AZ and likely Utah do... Wear workout clothes all day and be comfortable....and keep your recommend. Its what all the cool kids do. That or keep one's covenants. 1 minute ago, Notatbm said: Of course that would involve working out on a rare occasion and staying in the workout getup for the rest of the day. We would not want to lie to our Bishop about wearing the temple garment day and night throughout your life. Yes, lying is bad.
Pyreaux Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago (edited) 50 minutes ago, Notatbm said: Do like a lot of TBM women here in Gilbert AZ and likely Utah do... Wear workout clothes all day and be comfortable....and keep your recommend. Its what all the cool kids do. Of course that would involve working out on a rare occasion and staying in the workout getup for the rest of the day. We would not want to lie to our Bishop about wearing the temple garment day and night throughout your life. Does a TBM wear them while swimming, bathing, contact sports, or intense physical exercise? No. Yet, when asked, "Do you wear them?", in an interview, answering "Yes" is an honest assessment of following a rule within its reasonable bounds. The church leaves decisions about when to remove it to individual conscience, prayer, and common sense rather than cultural trends, nor having leaders act as daily wardrobe auditors. Edited 5 hours ago by Pyreaux 1
bluebell Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 2 hours ago, MustardSeed said: Still can’t get garments unless I want 3XL. Husband finally was able to order his regular shirts - came yesterday but the sleeves hang extra low beyond regular tshirt length!!! What in the world! Frankly I’m tired of this. Same on the women’s garment issue. My choices are either triple extra small or triple extra large. I don’t live in Utah so going to an actual distribution center there isn’t an option (though for some reason it does seem like they have them available since I see many many people online getting them) and the distribution center closest to me hasn’t had any either for a while. It’s very frustrating. . 1
Calm Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 2 hours ago, Pyreaux said: don't suppose you are open to tailoring it? Against the rules unless things have changed.
MustardSeed Posted 3 hours ago Author Posted 3 hours ago 2 hours ago, Notatbm said: Do like a lot of TBM women here in Gilbert AZ and likely Utah do... Wear workout clothes all day and be comfortable....and keep your recommend. Its what all the cool kids do. Of course that would involve working out on a rare occasion and staying in the workout getup for the rest of the day. We would not want to lie to our Bishop about wearing the temple garment day and night throughout your life. Sounds like you’re particularly judgmental of what’s going on around you. My suggestion is drop that burden. 2
MustardSeed Posted 3 hours ago Author Posted 3 hours ago 2 hours ago, Pyreaux said: don't suppose you are open to tailoring it? I wish. That is specifically against directives. But what are we supposed to do? 2
Calm Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago (edited) 3 hours ago, Pyreaux said: Having recently realized I'm an autistic person Hope it’s as beneficial for you as it has been for me. So much easier to understand why I am reacting in certain ways and have effective ways to deal with it. Friction with family members is almost absent now and not just by suppression, lol Edited 2 hours ago by Calm 1
Notatbm Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 2 hours ago, MustardSeed said: Sounds like you’re particularly judgmental of what’s going on around you. My suggestion is drop that burden. Not judgmental, just an observation. I’m don’t wear em at all. The workout clothes deal has been a TBM workaround for several years.
Pyreaux Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 2 hours ago, MustardSeed said: I wish. That is specifically against directives. But what are we supposed to do? Well, the restriction is intended to simply ensure that, first and foremost the sacred marks sewn in remain intact and positioned correctly and to stop people from shortening hems or lowering necklines to fit modern fashion trends, but the rule itself is written as a blanket instruction. Officially, the instruction is to let the Church handle fit and medical needs through specific official channels. If standard off-the-rack garments do not fit, the Beehive Clothing department provides custom orders for sizes or fabrics, or you can request a special size or custom tailoring directly through Church Distribution Services rather than altering the items at home. 1
MustardSeed Posted 2 minutes ago Author Posted 2 minutes ago 1 hour ago, Notatbm said: Not judgmental, just an observation. I’m don’t wear em at all. The workout clothes deal has been a TBM workaround for several years. Asolutely no- i do not accept this as being non judgemental at all. Your observations are most certainly judgy. Your tone is very clear. I would invite you to be a little more self reflective.
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