Would you send your daughter to homecoming in suit?

[Anonymous]

if that is what they wanted or push the dress?

[Anonymous]

Like a snazzy pantsuit, or more of a business suit? If she’s uncomfortable in a dress, there are dressy pant options out there. Is she going with a date or friends?

[Anonymous]

If she wants a suit, she gets a suit. Honestly this is one of the better thing about kids today than my Gen X cohort.

[Anonymous]

She should wear what she wants. Is she going with a group of friends?

She should be happy and comfortable. She should not be wearing something to satisfy someone else.

[Anonymous]

I don't SEND my HS child in anything. What is wrong with you?

[Anonymous]

I’d let her pick out her outfit. Better than some of the teeny dresses being worn these days that I would have to veto.

[Anonymous]

My dd choose to wear a slouchy suit one year - it was really cute - she wore some statement jewelry and big hair.
A friend in her prom group last spring wore a suit and it too looked great. These kids know how to style their looks. Don’t worry, it won’t look like office wear.

[Anonymous]

Of COURSE. And if she feels awkward and regrets it then oh well.

[Anonymous]

Sure why not!

[Anonymous]

Like a men’s suit

[Anonymous]

Why would I require a dress?

[Anonymous]

She won't be the only one, I promise. Just make sure it fits.

[Anonymous]

Is she gay/bi?

I admit I would not like my DD wearing a suit. If she had a different sexual orientation, I would accept her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She won't be the only one, I promise. Just make sure it fits.

This. And she should feel amazing in it.

So much better than the short, cheap-looking dresses with breasts hanging out all over the place.

[Anonymous]

Is she overweight?