The self-care sisters

What comes to mind is the blog The Crooked Hem which is written by an extremely precise woman who seems to have sewn about 80% of all existing indie pants patterns. See this post as an example.

I also liked sewing the Jones Trousers, which do mention flat felled seams! They're a zero-waste pattern. I felt it was a pattern that thoughtfully explained its choices and encouraged testing along the way (really minor example, but: "If using heavier weight fabric, grade and trim the seam allowance" vs "Grade waistband seam as needed" in Cedar instructions).

Unforch I don't particularly like wearing mine, as for one pair I picked too heavy of a fabric and for the other I did a fit modification that didn't work that well, but maybe someday I'll sew a different pair of pants that is both a fun pattern to execute and a fun wardrobe addition.

I do like the Cedar Pant's info for securing the elastic in the waistband, none of the elastic waistbands mentioned above bother to do it and, in my experience, you really gotta do it

You need to eat some vegetables in your diet or you will become a lich.

You have to wear a life jacket or you will literally drown and die.

You need to be able to exist in public spaces with children.