If you wear a baseball cap backwards, I just can’t take you seriously

[Anonymous]

Okay so my list of things I cannot do now includes white shoes and backwards hats.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I recently noticed a dad at a HS sporting event who wore a baseball cap (which is fine I suppose).

But when worn backwards by an adult man, it makes the wearer look like a little boy.

Sorry; I just cannot take such a person seriously.

Agree. Better in fedoras and newsboys.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Women shouldn't wear baseball caps.

What do you suggest I wear when I am outdoors in the sun?

A proper sun hat, apparently.

I figured. I'm sure a proper sun hat will look good on me while I'm out running.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Women shouldn't wear baseball caps.

What do you suggest I wear when I am outdoors in the sun?

A proper sun hat, apparently.

I figured. I'm sure a proper sun hat will look good on me while I'm out running.

Assuming you can even keep it on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Women shouldn't wear baseball caps.

What do you suggest I wear when I am outdoors in the sun?

A proper sun hat, apparently.

I figured. I'm sure a proper sun hat will look good on me while I'm out running.

Assuming you can even keep it on.

I will need to figure it out because as you can see, women aren’t supposed to wear baseball hats!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My DH does this sometimes, I haven't really inquired as to the rhyme or reason of backwards vs. forwards. I don't love backwards, but it isn't an issue I've dug in on.

When it's blocking something in front that you don't want blocked you turn it around back. And vice versa.

Backwards cap is an idiot repeller, which is convenient.

I often wear a hat since I enjoy the shade and cooling function.

Yes, I will turn it around when I’m working on something up close or maybe if the sun is to my back and my neck is getting the intense rays.

But let’s be real: 90% of dudes running around with a backwards cap, particularly when flat brimmed, are trying to exude a laid back, rebellious, youthful vibe — which just clashes with the reality of most suburban dads (especially the ones screaming at their kids and refs during youth soccer).