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Thicc thighs save lives: 2XL skirt fits too tight

This meme features a screenshot of a customer-seller chat exchange paired with a photo showing the customer from the waist down. The customer wears a short, ruffled black gothic-style skirt decorated with cross details, paired with black thigh-high stockings attached via garter straps, which they are holding with one hand. The customer's message reads "I ordered 2XL why is this so tight", and the seller replies with "oh my god". The humor comes from the implication that the customer has very thick thighs, which cause the normally large 2XL size skirt to fit tightly, referencing the popular online phrase "thicc thighs save lives" that celebrates thick thighs as attractive.
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I ordered 2XL why is this so tight
From seller: oh my god

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Choco Brown, ...

Overview

This meme features a screenshot of a customer-seller chat exchange paired with a photo showing the customer from the waist down. The customer wears a short, ruffled black gothic-style skirt decorated with cross details, paired with black thigh-high stockings attached via garter straps, which they are holding with one hand. The customer's message reads "I ordered 2XL why is this so tight", and the seller replies with "oh my god". The humor comes from the implication that the customer has very thick thighs, which cause the normally large 2XL size skirt to fit tightly, referencing the popular online phrase "thicc thighs save lives" that celebrates thick thighs as attractive.

Origin notes

This meme was distributed as an RSS feed entry from 9Gag, with the original official title "Thicc thighs save lives". It is a screenshot of a likely genuine customer service chat exchange that was repurposed as a viral humorous meme, playing on common online discussions about inconsistent clothing sizing and the popular trend of appreciating curvy body types, particularly thick thighs.

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