Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a classic example of women judging women. Why can't we just let others what they're comfortable in? Some days my normal pants don't fit ( water retention?) . I wish I could wear my yoga pants but I'm afraid of being judged.
Moms have it hard as it is, why can't they wear what's comfortable? Let's be kind.
NP. I think PP here is a classic example of women being overly sensitive. OP didn't judge anyone. She made an observation about another woman, was curious about that observation, and asked a couple of questions to a group of people uniquely qualified to provide some insight. Having and expressing an opinion is not the same as judging.
OP, fwiw, I wear yoga pants far more often than I would like (and I don't look particularly good in them). I do it because they are comfortable, easy to throw on, easy to layer with, and because I'm super short and have a hard time finding casual pants that I don't have to hem. And sometimes because I'd like to think I'm going to work out later in the day, even though I damn well know I probably won't.
Anonymous wrote:This is a classic example of women judging women. Why can't we just let others what they're comfortable in? Some days my normal pants don't fit ( water retention?) . I wish I could wear my yoga pants but I'm afraid of being judged.
Moms have it hard as it is, why can't they wear what's comfortable? Let's be kind.
Anonymous wrote:The fact that you're tracking what she wears is odd.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She is wearing the uniform of a work-at-home person. She's doing just fine.
And as someone around 50, she doesn't care if you don't like it. She is secure in herself these days, and she's worked hard to get there.
She might wonder why you would dress up to watch soccer practice. Why are you trying so hard?
You do you, boo.
This is the most honest, reasonable answer I got so far. Thanks.
You're welcome. Also keep in mind that finding pants (ANY pants!) that fit well off the rack is a big challenge when you're very petite. Even the pants in the petite section can be too long. It's like trying to find a spotted glitter unicorn. So you go with what works. There is a big market to be cornered by the entrepreneur who makes pants that fit petite women with curves.
Anonymous wrote:This is a classic example of women judging women. Why can't we just let others what they're comfortable in? Some days my normal pants don't fit ( water retention?) . I wish I could wear my yoga pants but I'm afraid of being judged.
Moms have it hard as it is, why can't they wear what's comfortable? Let's be kind.
Anonymous wrote:OP asks: Is this weird? Pps uniformly (a DCUM rarity) say MYOB or provide reasons why yoga pants may not be a fashion choice but one of necessity/comfort. OP comes back and answers "It is weird. You Americans have no fashion pride." Just mind yourself op.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She takes pictures and stand in front of all the parents at all the games, it is hard to miss it. Every time I try to take a picture, she is in it. But, how about an answer, is it weird to wear yoga pants all the time?
OP, get over it. She looks good in yoga pants and you don't. It's okay, really.
I look better in yoga pants than her. But, whatever. It is weird, and I got my answer here anyway, people answering here are fashion impaired. I am from Europe and will never understand the US women's lack of pride in their appearance. If she looks good in yoga pants, surely she looks good in other clothes too.
OP, were you hoping that people would come on here and ridicule your acquaintance for wearing yoga pants all the time?
Some people just don't care that much about clothes. Black yoga pants are easy and comfortable, and one doesn't have to give a lot of thought to what to put on with them. Black pants and a top and you're dressed for the day. It's not my personal choice, but I certainly see the attraction in not having to worry about what you're wearing each day.
I posted so I can see what clothing choices are the norm for people posting here, she was an example. I am not new to DCUM and knew that this would give me a good perspective. It is about fashion choices, and it seems I was right. She is not poor, she is very affluent.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She is wearing the uniform of a work-at-home person. She's doing just fine.
And as someone around 50, she doesn't care if you don't like it. She is secure in herself these days, and she's worked hard to get there.
She might wonder why you would dress up to watch soccer practice. Why are you trying so hard?
You do you, boo.
This is the most honest, reasonable answer I got so far. Thanks.
Anonymous wrote:I thought this was going to be about someone wearing just pants and no shirt outside. lol
This is silly, OP. Who cares.