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Anonymous wrote:No, jeans are not necessary. Most days I have yoga pants or joggers on.

Why don’t you get yourself together and put your face on for your man in the morning?

Hahahahahahaha. That’s either hilarious or sad.

Anonymous wrote:FMP’s and jeans. Tank tops that show off my large brea$t$ just to piss off the other Moms because I’m fit and look good!

I’m with you, dress for fun. I enjoy to wear lingerie under jeans or stretch pants with a sweat shirt or button down shirt. Wearing lingerie makes me feel confident. I wear heels and boots more than I do sneakers or flats. I’m sure the other mothers and a few fathers notice me when I’m at school.

Anonymous wrote:I WAH and struggle with depression, esp this time of year. This routine helps me:
1. sleep in workout clothes or put them on first thing in the morning.
2. Exercise before

Sleeping in spandex or leggings is great way to get bv. Lady bits needs to breathe!

I always dress up fully in work wear, even though I do 100% wfh. I am not a casual dresser and never got into sweats. Grew up oversees. So yes picking up kids walking dog, it's work wear. Some clothing this past week are:

Silk blouse and pencil skirt
Knit dress
Knit top and corduroy skirt

I wear thick black tights to stay warm.

No one notices what you are wearing, I promise.

Sorry for the incomplete post!
2. Morning drop off is done in exercise gear, then I go exercise before starting work.
3. Shower and put on jeans and a sweater or something else semi-fashionable.
You don’t have to get dressed up for school, but it’s nice to feel like you have on real clothes sometimes.

Anonymous wrote:No, jeans are not necessary. Most days I have yoga pants or joggers on.

Why don’t you get yourself together and put your face on for your man in the morning?

I WAH and struggle with depression, esp this time of year. This routine helps me:
1. sleep in workout clothes or put them on first thing in the morning.
2. Exercise before

agreed with PP
Focus on showering and whatever makes you comfortable

Showering and forcing yourself to get up is half the battle

Wishing you the best OP

Pajama pants slippers and whatever I’m wearing on top for zoom calls (blazer with shirt or a sweater usually). I don’t get out of the car and pick her up on a street with no other cars or parents. This is literally the last thing I worry about in my life.

You should dress for you. No one else minds.

Anonymous wrote:FMP’s and jeans. Tank tops that show off my large brea$t$ just to piss off the other Moms because I’m fit and look good!

Most of the Moms at my kids' private (Christian) school are fit and look good. Most dress preppy or conservative. I actively avoid cleavage at drop off or school events.

I promise you no one is jealous of the slutty mom. We also make fun of the Cybertruck Dad who wears Yeezys.

I always manage at least jeans, a pair of earrings, and obviously my winter coat. But I am often in sneakers and the further we get into the year and the more illnesses that we get, the more disheveled I look. I swear I start the year looking like I have it all figured out, and by winter break I look like a less attractive version of a hobbit.

My vote is to try and get dressed in something other than athleisure to see if it makes you feel a little bit better. GL, this time of year can be very hard.

Anonymous wrote:Assless chaps.

All chaps are assless. Otherwise they’d be leather pants.

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Anonymous wrote:FMP’s and jeans. Tank tops that show off my large brea$t$ just to piss off the other Moms because I’m fit and look good!

No one’s aspiring to the title of slutty mom, rest assured.

No, but your husband would love a piece of her.

He has no need for Sloppy Jane when he has prime rib at home. 🤣

Oh honey, you’re like throwing a hotdog down a hallway!

Whatever helps your delusions. 😂