Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you plan on growing up? Or do you want to look like a Hollywood hooker forever?

I am a mature woman and I don't look like a hooker in any clothing that I wear.

It says pink on your ass. I beg to differ.

Not all of them say pink or sweet bun on the ass. Mine says pink on the back of my sweatshirt.

Anonymous wrote:Why would anyone care?

you don't. REALLY?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you plan on growing up? Or do you want to look like a Hollywood hooker forever?

I am a mature woman and I don't look like a hooker in any clothing that I wear.

It says pink on your ass. I beg to differ.

Anonymous wrote:Do you plan on growing up? Or do you want to look like a Hollywood hooker forever?

I am a mature woman and I don't look like a hooker in any clothing that I wear.

Why would anyone care?

Re special comment. Pass the popcorn, please.

Anonymous wrote:Why do you think that is post worthy?

Because I heard that people don't wear these brands past their 21st birthday. Which made me think that maybe I am special.

Do you plan on growing up? Or do you want to look like a Hollywood hooker forever?

Anonymous wrote:Why? Did you get knocked up at 15 and are now competing with a teenage daughter?

IDGI.

Why? I like their style and it suits me.
Did you get knocked up at 15 and are now competing with a teenage daughter? No, got married at 22, daughter is 9 yo, and no I am not competing with anyone.

WHY did you start this thread?!

Why do you think that is post worthy?

Anonymous wrote:Do you look young for your age? Are you married? How old is DH?

Yes, people say so. Yes, with three kids - oldest one is 9 yo. DH is 38 yo.

Why? Did you get knocked up at 15 and are now competing with a teenage daughter?

IDGI.

Do you look young for your age? Are you married? How old is DH?

starting now.

Please note that my wardrobe also carries Abercrombie jackets & sweats, UO scarves & jeans, and some nice tunics from forever21.