Anonymous wrote:OP: Again, I understand. However, once the husbands start taking notice of a feminine woman, you will be shunned. Are you in a small community ? If yes, then run as far and as fast as you can.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dungarees????
Yes two women were wearing dungarees.
Do you mean jeans? I haven't heard dungarees since my grandma stopped saying it.
These. Linen dungarees relaxed fit
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/d3/2d/95/d32d95aecaafb9a70a7ee0791d06d5e2.png
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dungarees????
Yes two women were wearing dungarees.
Do you mean jeans? I haven't heard dungarees since my grandma stopped saying it.
These. Linen dungarees relaxed fit
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/d3/2d/95/d32d95aecaafb9a70a7ee0791d06d5e2.png
Anonymous wrote:After living in DC, we moved to “flyover” country.
In short, most moms at kids birthday party yesterday were wearing baggy clothes, pixie cuts, and no makeup.
I’ve always been very femme and grew up in place where people don’t stop dressing nice after having kids.
But I feel like I could make more mom friends if I wore dungarees and crocs and I really don’t want to.
Yesterday, I went to a kids birthday backyard party. Parents were welcomed to stay with hard drinks. I wore a pair of chino shorts, a short sleeve shirt with a summery shirt and flip flops. I had on a simple necklace and casual earrings. I only wore a little foundation, mascara, and clear gloss. I felt like a freak.
Anyone else have this delimma?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dungarees????
Yes two women were wearing dungarees.
Do you mean jeans? I haven't heard dungarees since my grandma stopped saying it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dungarees????
Yes two women were wearing dungarees.
Anonymous wrote:OP here. I do have friends! Most are long-term friends And yes, I’m making efforts to smile, wave, make chit-chat with new people. I’m pretty good at making friends and like all kinds of people!