Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I dress nice most days and I work from home part time. Dresses or nice pants with a proper top or sometimes a jumpsuit. Light makeup and jewelry and I do my hair. I live in DC and most people around are dressed ore casually but I don't really care. I feel better when I look more put together.
Are you the person who moved to a "flyover state" and was complaining that no one dresses up and you think you dressing nicely is keeping you from making friends? I said it in that thread and I'll say it here but I don't think that's the issue -- wear what you want. But don't disdain others who dress down. I have lots of friends who don't dress up as uch as I do and it's not an issue at all and it's not like they used to dress up or something -- I'm just their friend who is a bit more formal and dress.
OP is just another immigrant disrupting a culture and refusing to assimilate.
Anonymous wrote:OP, you described wearing shorts and a blouse. You weren't dressed for the met gala. You are the only one who thinks that you were dressed "nicer" than the other women. And you used the word "dungarees" to describe what appears to be overalls.
Dress how you want and be kind to others. The end.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why are you so convinced it’s about your clothing? Honest question, I promise.
Because in the car, that’s what DH said he thought it was.
Well, sure. Your husband isn't going to tell you they dislike you because of your personality.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are you the chinos shorts lady? I’m a plain Jane but it seems like we might have a different definition of nice. I have never been anywhere where chinos shorts were overdressed.
So give us more examples of what kind of clothes you mean?
I wore this shirt with a pair of pink chino shorts and flip flops.
https://www.moleavon.co.uk/images/products/large/51104c.jpg
Anonymous wrote:Where are you hanging out that nobody dresses up? I haven’t had this issue.