I am 32 and I wear VS PINK. Ask me anything...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What does Pink mean?

Can't wait to see the fine lady who wears JUICY and PINK on their ass at the same time.
Sigmund? Where art thou?

[Anonymous]

Serious question – OP, why do you still wear VS Pink clothing (i.e. the one with PINK written on the back of the sweatshirt)? I’m 31, and psychologically, I can’t get past the fact that PINK clothing was something I wore 10+ years ago. Just like I’m not ready to wear Chico’s clothing yet, I couldn’t bring myself to wear VS Pink or the like. Are you purchasing new clothing in that brand, or is this stuff you’ve had for many years and still wear? Honestly, if I saw you out wearing something like that, I’d assume you’re wearing something really old and did not care to update your wardrobe.... which is perfectly fine. I’d also think maybe that's not a bad thing (i.e. not wasting money on clothes when you already have stuff that fits).

[Anonymous]

I'm 32 and used to buy all my plain cotton turtlenecks at Victoria's Secret because they had the best fit for my slim, petite frame. They were very cheap, comfy and lasted years!

Unfortunately, they stopped making them, so I do not go there any more. Have to get the slim turtlenecks at J Crew or Anthro at double or triple the price, same quality.

Don't worry about what other people think, OP.

[Anonymous]

It's fairly obvious that the women posting the "trashy/slutty" comments are either unattractive, overweight or 35+ (or maybe all 3). I doubt if OP is saying she wears these clothes to work.

While I don't wear VS Pink and don't want branding across my ass (don't want anything to camouflage the beautiful bounty), I would wear their non-logo'd ass stuff as lounge wear and/or quick trips to the store.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's fairly obvious that the women posting the "trashy/slutty" comments are either unattractive, overweight or 35+ (or maybe all 3). I doubt if OP is saying she wears these clothes to work.

While I don't wear VS Pink and don't want branding across my ass (don't want anything to camouflage the beautiful bounty), I would wear their non-logo'd ass stuff as lounge wear and/or quick trips to the store.

Wrong! I'm very fit, if I do say so myself. I just let my fitness speak for itself, instead of drawing attention to it with Pink bling and neon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's fairly obvious that the women posting the "trashy/slutty" comments are either unattractive, overweight or 35+ (or maybe all 3). I doubt if OP is saying she wears these clothes to work.

While I don't wear VS Pink and don't want branding across my ass (don't want anything to camouflage the beautiful bounty), I would wear their non-logo'd ass stuff as lounge wear and/or quick trips to the store.

Wrong! I'm very fit, if I do say so myself. I just let my fitness speak for itself, instead of drawing attention to it with Pink bling and neon.

So, which of the other two options are you: unattractive and/or 35+?

[Anonymous]

I don't wear Pink or Forever 21. But I've seen plenty of things in Forever 21 that I would wear. My teenagers love that store. They have several very different styles. It's certainly not all trashy looking.

I'm going to go ahead and guess that those of you having the strongest reaction are fat. If not fat, then a little plump. I'm reading jealousy. If you are overweight (even slightly) you should avoid Pink and Forever 21. I am 5'5 and 115 pounds. I have five children. I'm a marathon runner and I lift weights every single day. Even at 45, I could pull off many of the cloths in Forever 21. I don't because honestly, it's just not my style. But I certainly could rock just about anything in either store.

Don't hate because you're jealous. And before you let your greasy, stubby, Vienna sausage looking little fingers start flying across your keyboard in angry retort, remember it's not the OPs fault you are fat. You too could venture outside the plus sized section by developing a little willpower.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's fairly obvious that the women posting the "trashy/slutty" comments are either unattractive, overweight or 35+ (or maybe all 3). I doubt if OP is saying she wears these clothes to work.

While I don't wear VS Pink and don't want branding across my ass (don't want anything to camouflage the beautiful bounty), I would wear their non-logo'd ass stuff as lounge wear and/or quick trips to the store.

Wrong! I'm very fit, if I do say so myself. I just let my fitness speak for itself, instead of drawing attention to it with Pink bling and neon.

So, which of the other two options are you: unattractive and/or 35+?

Haha, troll, nice try. Very attractive but over 35. I'd feel ridiculous trying to pretend I'm 20. Besides, I'm happy with where I am in life and wouldn't want to be any other age.

What I'm curious about is this equation you're making:

doesn't wear Pink = unnattractive.

What dumb logic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's fairly obvious that the women posting the "trashy/slutty" comments are either unattractive, overweight or 35+ (or maybe all 3). I doubt if OP is saying she wears these clothes to work.

While I don't wear VS Pink and don't want branding across my ass (don't want anything to camouflage the beautiful bounty), I would wear their non-logo'd ass stuff as lounge wear and/or quick trips to the store.

Wrong! I'm very fit, if I do say so myself. I just let my fitness speak for itself, instead of drawing attention to it with Pink bling and neon.

So, which of the other two options are you: unattractive and/or 35+?

Haha, troll, nice try. Very attractive but over 35. I'd feel ridiculous trying to pretend I'm 20. Besides, I'm happy with where I am in life and wouldn't want to be any other age.

What I'm curious about is this equation you're making:

doesn't wear Pink = unnattractive.

What dumb logic.

I never made that assertion; you did. Just commenting on the type of women who are anti-VS Pink. And it's just like I thought. You're an older woman looking down her nose at what a younger woman is wearing. News flash: You don't get to decide what another woman considers fashionable. When you were 30-35, maybe you wore things that 40+ women found tacky/slutty, etc. Who cares? I seriously can't stand older women who piss on younger women out of what really boils down to jealousy. You had your time...move over without so much bitterness. I heard it causes wrinkles.

[Anonymous]

I don't wear Pink or Forever 21. But I've seen plenty of things in Forever 21 that I would wear. My teenagers love that store. They have several very different styles. It's certainly not all trashy looking.

I'm going to go ahead and guess that those of you having the strongest reaction are fat. If not fat, then a little plump. I'm reading jealousy. If you are overweight (even slightly) you should avoid Pink and Forever 21. I am 5'5 and 115 pounds. I have five children. I'm a marathon runner and I lift weights every single day. Even at 45, I could pull off many of the cloths in Forever 21. I don't because honestly, it's just not my style. But I certainly could rock just about anything in either store.

Don't hate because you're jealous. And before you let your greasy, stubby, Vienna sausage looking little fingers start flying across your keyboard in angry retort, remember it's not the OPs fault you are fat. You too could venture outside the plus sized section by developing a little willpower.

NP. Wow, PP, you are mean and nasty, and that is the most unattractive thing there is.

[Anonymous]

Do you wear lotion that cake batter or light vanilla scented candles to get in the mood?

Do you have stuffed animals in the rear window of your car?

Do your kids drink a lot of Capri Suns and/or eat Lunchables and Danimal snack yogurts?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's fairly obvious that the women posting the "trashy/slutty" comments are either unattractive, overweight or 35+ (or maybe all 3). I doubt if OP is saying she wears these clothes to work.

While I don't wear VS Pink and don't want branding across my ass (don't want anything to camouflage the beautiful bounty), I would wear their non-logo'd ass stuff as lounge wear and/or quick trips to the store.

I'm over 35, but mostly I don't like wearing cheap clothes. I don't wear clothes from Walmart either.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do you wear lotion that cake batter or light vanilla scented candles to get in the mood?

Do you have stuffed animals in the rear window of your car?

Do your kids drink a lot of Capri Suns and/or eat Lunchables and Danimal snack yogurts?

Ha yes! Are Cheetos your go-to snack food?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm 32 and used to buy all my plain cotton turtlenecks at Victoria's Secret because they had the best fit for my slim, petite frame. They were very cheap, comfy and lasted years!

Unfortunately, they stopped making them, so I do not go there any more. Have to get the slim turtlenecks at J Crew or Anthro at double or triple the price, same quality.

Don't worry about what other people think, OP.

Did your turtleneck say "PINK" on the back or front of it? I didn't think so.....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

I never made that assertion; you did. Just commenting on the type of women who are anti-VS Pink. And it's just like I thought. You're an older woman looking down her nose at what a younger woman is wearing. News flash: You don't get to decide what another woman considers fashionable. When you were 30-35, maybe you wore things that 40+ women found tacky/slutty, etc. Who cares? I seriously can't stand older women who piss on younger women out of what really boils down to jealousy. You had your time...move over without so much bitterness. I heard it causes wrinkles.

Yawn. Buh bye, troll.