if i want to go to prom dressed like a dude from victorian era, why is that so wrong?
22-25, F
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It's not really wrong at all it just might bring unfortunate results. In my school days it was the thing that made kids different that got them picked on and that's a pretty big target to aim at. It's also a very public event with all your peers you are stuck with them. You have to see these people again. I get that these things have changed somewhat but how much?
It seems in adults this softens up a lot more even if it doesn't disappear completely. So know you have that too look forward to if nothing else.
There is nothing wrong with you dressing this way. The question you need to ask yourself is it going to be good for me to express myself that way on this particular occasion? That's something you're best suited to evaluate.
Anyway I'm sure you'll look very... dapper seems historically context correct I think lol
It seems in adults this softens up a lot more even if it doesn't disappear completely. So know you have that too look forward to if nothing else.
There is nothing wrong with you dressing this way. The question you need to ask yourself is it going to be good for me to express myself that way on this particular occasion? That's something you're best suited to evaluate.
Anyway I'm sure you'll look very... dapper seems historically context correct I think lol
ButterflyLady · 22-25, F
@HazPassportForYourGalaxy thanks, that's a useful advice
HazPassportForYourGalaxy · 51-55, M
@ButterflyLady You're very welcome it was my honest assessment and I wish you all the best. Thank you kindly for BA.
Carla1951 · 70-79, F
You want to cross-dress your High School Prom? A tad out of my imagination. You might want to check this idea out with the Prom Committee.
ButterflyLady · 22-25, F
@Carla1951 there's no such thing over here though
GentleJoe · 61-69, M
Who told it was wrong? Sounds like it could be fun for you!
ButterflyLady · 22-25, F
@GentleJoe my parents think it's wrong and i should wear a dress
GentleJoe · 61-69, M
@ButterflyLady Kind of a situation you have there. If you're not old enough to make your own decisions, then I guess you're kind of stuck unless you can convince them that it's just a fun thing. They've probably always had a vision of you in a prom dress. Hard to get people to change. Especially parents. lol
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ButterflyLady · 22-25, F
@RodneyTrotterok that got me, lol
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It's wrong?
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