kylewhite
2790 Posts
16 years, 1 month ago
When I was younger I was forced to dress as raggidy andy for halloween. I know my mom had her heart in the right place when making it, but she dident realize how much of a queer I looked in it.
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    bassman21
    4618 Posts
    16 years, 1 month ago
    I had to wear a dress shirt, tie, dress pants, dress shoes and dress socks every Tuesday for chapal days when I was in private school for 5 years. To this day I hate dress shoes! I also avoid jobs that require them.
      kylewhite
      2790 Posts
      16 years, 1 month ago
      I was forced to wear a suite for my grade 8 graduation, wich doesent mean anything at all. I could see why I should have to dress up for my grade 12 grad...Any ways I ended up weareing a pair of jeans and my old king diamond t-shirt underneath the suit, so when the dance came I just took everything off.
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        Zavala
        405 Posts
        16 years, 1 month ago
        Because I'm 2nd son, I wasn't payed attention so... no regrets, I just used plain normal pants and some shirts... happy childhood for me... well, not happy, just boring...
        Nice to have Mr Monkey eating-an-ice-thingie back...

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          brown_eyed1
          1948 Posts
          16 years, 1 month ago
          Ugh, I'm pretty sure my dad wanted a son when I was born. From about age 3-7, my dad dressed me in the most boyish things imaginable. He claims they were unisex, but even if they were; by the time your kid's 3, I think it's safe to dress them in more gender specific clothing. There are so many old photos of me in slacks, loafers, plaid vests, earth-toned turtlenecks...The only time I was dressed "girlie" was for special occasions. I didn't really get to start picking out my own things until I was about 8.
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            knuclear200x
            5908 Posts
            16 years, 1 month ago
            clothes with stiff fabrics in the especially in the collar area and tight sleeves.

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              SladeGarrison
              121 Posts
              16 years, 1 month ago
              Hrm, seeing as how I was 6' when I was only 14, I actually had to go into a FUBU store and buy clothes. Then I found the gloriousness of Big and Tall(Now Casual Male XL) when I was 16. So besides having to shop at a store specifically for big guys like me, I never had to wear certain clothes. Except uniforms for my Boy Scout days. Which was basically every Wednesday for...12 years. And now for the profession I'm gonna go into, I'm gonna have to dress all snappy like.
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                Cambion
                335 Posts
                16 years, 1 month ago
                Because I was a fat ass for my entire childhood, I was forced to wear what a lot of fat-assed girls are forced to wear: Kitty-cat shirts. My aunt thought I just lurved those faux-gem-encursted cat shirts and bought me nothing but. My mom also dressed me in either brightly-colored sweatpants or those stretchy pants with the straps that go under the foot. I didn't get my first pair of jeans until I was 14. I was too fat for designer clothes.

                And because I went to a Catholic school, I was forced to wear a uniform - plaid skirt, knee socks, sweater vest, blouse and neck tie. Even in the summer when the school had no air conditioning. Yeah, real fun.
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                  gumbyman
                  2008 Posts
                  16 years, 1 month ago
                  Well evry sunday i was always forced to wear a suit to church.
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                    animefan123
                    809 Posts
                    16 years, 1 month ago
                    Dresses. I hated Dresses. I had to wear them every Sunday for church
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                      lorax
                      977 Posts
                      16 years, 1 month ago
                      *Stir-up pants
                      *Leggings with large shirts...:sigh: with matching hair ribbon
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                        System
                        79987 Posts
                        16 years, 1 month ago
                        Clothing. *Runs around all naked like*
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                          16 years, 1 month ago
                          Dresses on special occasions. I've always hated dresses and always will; uncomfortable as hell.
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                            guineapig64
                            591 Posts
                            16 years, 1 month ago
                            animefan123
                            Dresses. I hated Dresses. I had to wear them every Sunday for church


                            I'm in the same boat as you are when I was little. I also hated wearing dresses when I went to church every Sunday. I only wear dresses on special occasions but other than that, I rarely wear dresses.
                              System
                              79987 Posts
                              16 years, 1 month ago
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                                The_Gamer27
                                894 Posts
                                16 years, 1 month ago
                                white shirts
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                                  Caps_2-0(Moderator)
                                  2745 Posts
                                  16 years, 1 month ago
                                  I thought gowns were a feminine thing, so I objected to wearing them at the graduations I had. I'm still perplexed as to why we all had to wear gowns...Couldn't the guys have worn suits instead?
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                                    PixarFan88
                                    618 Posts
                                    16 years, 1 month ago
                                    I had to wear suspenders at one point. How fun that was.
                                      16 years, 1 month ago
                                      I hate dresses even as young as 3 I knew I was a little tomboy :lol:
                                        Furienna
                                        351 Posts
                                        16 years, 1 month ago
                                        If I really didn't like something, you couldn't get me into it. So I wasn't really forced into any clothes.
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