Have you had luck getting your mom to give up her MOM jeans???

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Anonymous wrote:
My mom is madly in love with Pajama Jeans.

They're low-waisted...

Holy Sh!t, even my 7 year old makes fun of that commercial. PLEASE tell me you are kidding.... right? right?

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Anonymous wrote:Your Mom is 60? So what are you 25? Leave your Mom the f*ck alone. She made a life for you so you can sit with your bony butt in front of your Mac and complain about her pants? Go get a job.

Spoken like a true 45 year old Mom of a newborn.

Not OP, but my Mom is 55 and I'm 31. Not everyone waits until they're menopausal before procreating.

OP, maybe buy your Mom an inexpensive pair of jeans (Old Navy maybe?). Perhaps cost is what is holding her back from exploring contemporary jean styles.

So it's turned to this, eh?

If you and OP were mature enough to handle life's true difficulties, you wouldn't be categorizing "mom jeans" under a major catastrophe. Now run along and go find some friends to play with. It's a beautiful day!

[Anonymous]

The world is falling apart around us:



and all you worry about is this?



What a pathetic group of "women."

Anonymous wrote:We're talking, Rider's, Wrangler, Lee - anything available in Target or Walmart with a high waist and unflattering pocket placement. I can't take it anymore but she is being really, really stubborn. She is 60 and looks great (a size 8-10) but these jeans....ugh. I know she wants high waisted and I'm not against that - just not these Mom jean brands and looks! Have you dragged your mom shopping at Nordstroms or somewhere else? What brands/styles made the transition and does she like them now?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
My mom is madly in love with Pajama Jeans.

They're low-waisted...

Holy Sh!t, even my 7 year old makes fun of that commercial. PLEASE tell me you are kidding.... right? right?

What does your 7 year old know about anything? (or maybe she gets her mean spirited attitude from Mamma?)

[Anonymous]

Stop criticizing your mom and just love her for the way she is, jeans and all. Geez. How did you like it when she criticized your clothing choices as a teen?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stop criticizing your mom and just love her for the way she is, jeans and all. Geez. How did you like it when she criticized your clothing choices as a teen?

No one said I didn't love her for who she is. But she is not, and never was, style-conscious. It's just not her thing. I am far more vain and princess-like than she...and that's not saying much, since I don't ever do my hair and rarely wear makeup. I was a tomboy in HS so, uh, not clothing fights there - she was happy to buy me more men's T-shirts and baggy jeans. (Remember the grunge days...)

I want her to feel good about how she looks, and recently I provided some *solicited* input on hair color and the result was that she looked 15 years younger and loved the change. I want her to feel like she deserves more flattering clothes, even if they cost more, because she is worth it. I can tell you flat out that she doesn't think she should be spending money on herself or the time involved trying on clothes (but she'll buy me 3 sweaters if I mention that I need 1).

And honestly, if I worked hard to maintain my weight and wasn't wearing the most flattering clothes, I would want someone to guide me in the right direction!

[Anonymous]

my mom wears elastic waist jeans from dress barn, k mart and target. with black keds. she's 75 and i know not to try to change her at this point....

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My mom is 61 and I'm 40.

It is more than possible to have a young mom and be 40.

This is DC, there are probably 61 year olds with newborns on this board.

I'm the person you quoted and you are right!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My mom is 61 and I'm 40.

It is more than possible to have a young mom and be 40.

This is DC, there are probably 61 year olds with newborns on this board.

I'm the person you quoted and you are right!

Haha. Your time is coming, bitches.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:my mom wears elastic waist jeans from dress barn, k mart and target. with black keds. she's 75 and i know not to try to change her at this point....

Good for you.

Well, to make you all feel better.. my husband wears mom jeans, and he's only 40. But I have long ago learned to let him be. Seriously, how would you feel if anyone started to nag you about your jeans?

[Anonymous]

I wonder if some selective shopping at Lands End might work? Not all Lands End are super mom-ish, though they are certainly more high-waisted than I would wear...Also, even Levis has lots of styles, not all are super-young.

[Anonymous]

This is DC, there are probably 61 year olds with newborns on this board.

That's one part of DC.

In another part of DC, you get the 15 yr old mama, the 31 yr old gramma, the 47 yr old great-gramma. Occasionally the 67 yr old great-great-gramma is still alive at 67, but that life expectancy is a stretch in those Wards.

Speaking of stretch, I bought a pair of Not Your Mother's Jeans today and they rock! Well, I think they'll wear out quickly due to thin fabric. But they look good for now.

[Anonymous]

Now if only I could get my FIL out of his stone washed jean shorts and pulled up white socks...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

This is DC, there are probably 61 year olds with newborns on this board.

That's one part of DC.

In another part of DC, you get the 15 yr old mama, the 31 yr old gramma, the 47 yr old great-gramma. Occasionally the 67 yr old great-great-gramma is still alive at 67, but that life expectancy is a stretch in those Wards.

Speaking of stretch, I bought a pair of Not Your Mother's Jeans today and they rock! Well, I think they'll wear out quickly due to thin fabric. But they look good for now.

Yeah, it's the part of DC that's on THIS board!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My almost 80 year old mom wears old navy boot leg and looks awesome in them!

Love it!!!