Would you send your daughter to homecoming in suit?

[Anonymous]

I bet she will look beautiful in the suit.

[Anonymous]

Suits are wonderful! And so much more versatile and re-wearable than a dumb homecoming dress. Embrace it!

[Anonymous]

I (a woman) wore a tuxedo to prom in the late 1980s, just to be controversial. It was great.

[Anonymous]

My DD wore a suit to both HoCo and prom. She looked beautiful and was very comfortable. Both nights were rainy, gloomy and cold so she felt better than she would have in a dress and heels. She’s not gay but has a lot of gender fluid friends. This generation is less strict about gender roles and androgynous fashion is ok.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

+1
I also love the trend of girls wearing sneakers with dresses

How can you dance in a sneaker? They are designed to grip.

[Anonymous]

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

+1

WTAF?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My DD wore a suit to both HoCo and prom. She looked beautiful and was very comfortable. Both nights were rainy, gloomy and cold so she felt better than she would have in a dress and heels. She’s not gay but has a lot of gender fluid friends. This generation is less strict about gender roles and androgynous fashion is ok.

Exactly.

[Anonymous]

My daughter can wear whatever she pleases.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: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?

Why would this matter? Let her wear what she wants

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is the trans?

Is she trans?

It doesn't matter. I've worn male suits, even in the 80s, as a child, and I am a heterosexual female. Anyone can wear a suit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: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.

Clothes don't make you straight or gay. Dresses are uncomfortable

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

+1
I also love the trend of girls wearing sneakers with dresses

How can you dance in a sneaker? They are designed to grip.

Huh? Is this a real question? Dancing in sneakers is more comfortable, arguably, safer. Let's normalize not deforming our feet and legs to fit misogynistic beauty standards.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Suit is fine. A slutty dress is not fine.

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I saw some HoCo pics from yesterday and there are girls with their boobs hanging out. Slutty fer sur.

She didn’t even look good and she has a dog face. Can’t believe her mom let her out like that.

Wear the suit. I’m sure it’s more tasteful and classy.

The irony of this post...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: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.

WTF? Wearing a suit would mean she's gay/bi???? Talk about small minded and uneducated.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

+1
I also love the trend of girls wearing sneakers with dresses

How can you dance in a sneaker? They are designed to grip.

Are you serious? Go google some of the top dancers on youtube. Ridiculous.