Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's very cheugy.

That’s...not a thing.

Actually, yes, it is. Keep up, Grandma.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/29/style/cheugy.html

Anonymous wrote:Curious what people think of men who wear Disney.

That they're gay (notthatthere'sanythingwrongwiththat).

NMS but I don’t care what others choose to wear.

It’s fine with me but doubt I would even notice. Wear whatever you want!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's very cheugy.

That’s...not a thing.

It actually is. I'm not really young enough to use it, but it's 100% a thing and adult women who wear Disney apparel and accessories are very, very cheugy.

Though so is posting on DCUM, frankly.

So I'm not going to judge.

Unless you are 17, I’m going to judge you for using that term.

So weird to me why anyone cares what anyone else wears. I know neurosurgeons who wear Grateful Dead tees and street venders in suits and bow ties. Wear what you feel comfortable in.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's very cheugy.

That’s...not a thing.

It actually is. I'm not really young enough to use it, but it's 100% a thing and adult women who wear Disney apparel and accessories are very, very cheugy.

Though so is posting on DCUM, frankly.

So I'm not going to judge.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm a kid at heart and hope that doesn't change about me ever! It's much more fun that way. Let's be real, those of us who spend more time having fun and laughing will probably live longer than those stressing about why an adult would wear a shirt with a mouse on it...

I’m also a kid at heart. Doesn’t mean I have to dress like one and make passive aggressive swipes at people who are having less fun than you.

Egads most of you people are truly nuts.

Anonymous wrote:Gives off a Michale Jackson stuck in Nevermind vibe.

Not cute, I’m still young at heart. I assume they wear Garfield and Tweety Bird nightgowns.

Being a fan of something doesn't mean you are stuck in child mode. The real world is demanding and can be exhausting. It's nice to take a mental break from all the seriousness in adulting and making people the likes of you happy. If you like a movie show etc why not wear something cute that shows it off.

I had a cute (non Mickey) dress on the other day, and spilled something fight before leaving. I didn’t have time to press a different one, so I wore my Save Ferris shirt with jeans. I got about a “cute shirt” type compliments and people saying they loved the movie. I’m not usually a huge fan of movie/band/character clothing but there’s nothing wrong it, it’s just a matter of preference. It was kind of fun talking about Ferris Bueller all day.

Gives off a Michale Jackson stuck in Nevermind vibe.

Not cute, I’m still young at heart. I assume they wear Garfield and Tweety Bird nightgowns.

Anonymous wrote:I'm a kid at heart and hope that doesn't change about me ever! It's much more fun that way. Let's be real, those of us who spend more time having fun and laughing will probably live longer than those stressing about why an adult would wear a shirt with a mouse on it...

I’m also a kid at heart. Doesn’t mean I have to dress like one and make passive aggressive swipes at people who are having less fun than you.

I'm a kid at heart and hope that doesn't change about me ever! It's much more fun that way. Let's be real, those of us who spend more time having fun and laughing will probably live longer than those stressing about why an adult would wear a shirt with a mouse on it...

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hell yea I wear Disney. Also a ton of MCU. And I’m almost 40 😁

Life’s too short to care what a bunch of uptight fuddy duddies think. Wear what makes you happy!

I think this is what bothers me about it. That something so corporate, so packaged, so sanitized, so childish is embraced by adults. I dearly wish that we as a culture embraced adulthood instead of calling adults “uptight fuddy duddies.” It’s just arrested development and a brand in lieu of a personality.

I always dress as George Orwell when I leave the house. People seem to get my message.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hell yea I wear Disney. Also a ton of MCU. And I’m almost 40 😁

Life’s too short to care what a bunch of uptight fuddy duddies think. Wear what makes you happy!

I think this is what bothers me about it. That something so corporate, so packaged, so sanitized, so childish is embraced by adults. I dearly wish that we as a culture embraced adulthood instead of calling adults “uptight fuddy duddies.” It’s just arrested development and a brand in lieu of a personality.

It’s a lot of fun. I have a very serious job and I have cancer. I’m going to take fun where I can get it.

Anonymous wrote:Curious what people think of men who wear Disney.

My ex who was a millionaire investor and business owner wore star wars. Didn't care didn't mind. I have a lot of cute Disney stuff and accessories I wear when I want to look cute.