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Chantal Bathune is a blogger, webseries creator, University student & waitress. We talk about her recent trip to LA, her webseries called "Groupchat" (A Timeverve Media Production), her Boyfriend's Closet blog site and life as Urban Planning & Environmental Sustainability student at the University of Saskatchewan. Chantal is a great writer who's full of life. She isn't scared to follow her creative passions. We spent some time getting to know each other in the edit suite during post production on Groupchat the series. She's very interesting and has great style.
Check out her website boyfriendscloset.net and her webseries groupchatseries.com http://instagram.com/boyfriendscloset http://instagram.com/groupchatseries http://twitter.com/chantalbethune Other Links: http://jillianbogan.com http://rachaelmeckling.com Mechanical Separation https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWQv...
Recorded on March 1st, 2016 in Saskatoon, SK Canada
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Loosing myself in my boyfriends closet.
Part 1.
I often find it difficult to find my clothes within his clothes. We have been living together for about a year. He has more jeans than I have pants. I usually go for a t-shirt that can hide my sports bra and some jeans. Its a good thing his shirts fit me and his jeans do as well. But his shirts and jeans were design with a masculine outline in mind. Therefore, boobs or curves are not considered in the making which leaves me with a big space of fabric between my legs. As for shirts, sometimes the shirt makes me look like I have broad shoulders and I hate it. I try to shrug it off by taking of the shirt and dive in again to the massive sea of clothes which are full of masculinity. I wish I had the income to get more feminine clothing but I’m saving for a car so I can’t be wasting money. In addition, I dislike how impractical the designs are for women clothing. Why must they be so tight? Why must they be see thru? Why must they cost so dam much!?