Wearing pajama pants to school

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can parent. You can say no.

But why? Get over yourself

Why? Because there are appropriate clothes to wear for appropriate occasions. It is disrespectful to wear sloppy, sleeping clothes to school. And to the prior poster, yes, I do have teenagers. 4 in fact.

They won’t be coming home from college much. No offense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Parents focusing on their kids and other kids attire and judging them are the worst parents. I said what I said.

+1

The comments are proving it too

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did you grow up in this country? This has been a thing since I was in high school in 2001-2005.

I was in HS well before the 2000s so forgive me for not being on top of this trend 😀

I graduated HS in 1990 and it was a thing back then. For parents who say they wouldn't let their kids wear them, why not? I have no problem with my kid wearing something comfortable to school.

[Anonymous]

Its a Maryland thing. I think it's completely disgraceful. Like walking your dog in your gown and slippers, wearing curlers in your hair outside.

It's trailer trash behavior in the wealthy suburbs.
And there is ZERO style involved in this look, which is almost as bad as the tiny shorts under a sweatshirt look.

UGH

[Anonymous]

I’m fine with them.

Slutty outfits are absolutely forbidden.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Its a Maryland thing. I think it's completely disgraceful. Like walking your dog in your gown and slippers, wearing curlers in your hair outside.

It's trailer trash behavior in the wealthy suburbs.
And there is ZERO style involved in this look, which is almost as bad as the tiny shorts under a sweatshirt look.

UGH

I can’t imagine going through life like this, clutching pearls at the benign.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Its a Maryland thing. I think it's completely disgraceful. Like walking your dog in your gown and slippers, wearing curlers in your hair outside.

It's trailer trash behavior in the wealthy suburbs.
And there is ZERO style involved in this look, which is almost as bad as the tiny shorts under a sweatshirt look.

UGH

Weirdo!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can parent. You can say no.

But why? Get over yourself

Why? Because there are appropriate clothes to wear for appropriate occasions. It is disrespectful to wear sloppy, sleeping clothes to school. And to the prior poster, yes, I do have teenagers. 4 in fact.

Just FYI if you are going to post over and over to cosign for yourself you might want to wait a bit in between hitting submit

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Its a Maryland thing. I think it's completely disgraceful. Like walking your dog in your gown and slippers, wearing curlers in your hair outside.

It's trailer trash behavior in the wealthy suburbs.
And there is ZERO style involved in this look, which is almost as bad as the tiny shorts under a sweatshirt look.

UGH

I can’t imagine going through life like this, clutching pearls at the benign.

So true. It's so funny how controlling some parents are. Meanwhile their kids are probably anxious, depressed, and have PTSD from their perfectionist parents.

Teens like to manage their clothing. There is very little else they can do. My kids wear the tiny shorts and long hoodies or big tee look, pajama pants, crop tops, etc... and I never say a word. I see at drop off and pick-up most kids are dressing the same. Who cares? I mean I wore daisy dukes, leather minis, low waisted tight flared jeans, crop tops, got a naval ring when I was 19yrs old, etc... Let them have SOME control over themselves. You really going to battle this. So dumb

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can’t wrap my head around caring if my kids wear joggers or comfy pants to school. I imagine life is infinitely more stressful for people like that - or maybe it’s the opposite…no real hardship?

Same. There are better fights to pick!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Its a Maryland thing. I think it's completely disgraceful. Like walking your dog in your gown and slippers, wearing curlers in your hair outside.

It's trailer trash behavior in the wealthy suburbs.
And there is ZERO style involved in this look, which is almost as bad as the tiny shorts under a sweatshirt look.

UGH

Definitely not unique to Maryland. It was common in the midwest when I was in school during the 90s. And very, very common at college.

I don't understand how anyone could possibly have enough time and energy to force themselves to care about this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did you grow up in this country? This has been a thing since I was in high school in 2001-2005.

I was in HS well before the 2000s so forgive me for not being on top of this trend 😀

I was in HS in the 1990s and don't recall this. It wouldn't be allowed as we had a dress code.

Neither in college in the early 2000s.

[Anonymous]

Only slobs wear pjs out of the house. No one wants to see you out and about in clothes you were rolling around in bed in. GROSS. Get it together.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Only slobs wear pjs out of the house. No one wants to see you out and about in clothes you were rolling around in bed in. GROSS. Get it together.

Fortunately, I don’t GAF what you think. It’s a beautiful day and life is short.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Only slobs wear pjs out of the house. No one wants to see you out and about in clothes you were rolling around in bed in. GROSS. Get it together.

Fortunately, I don’t GAF what you think. It’s a beautiful day and life is short.

+1. No one cares what you think. I’m raising confident kids (now young adults) who DGAF what uptight suburban moms think of them. Nor do I.