Papaverium
Bluelighter
Thanks Erikmen, I'm just letting him get to me lately because I'm staying here under their roof right now so I feel obligated to just listen to what he has to say... I mean, he does have some god ideas too but its constant that whenever i have an idea, he finds some kind of way to make it sound like a bad idea, then I dont even want to try.
For instance, i got hired at this call centre, yeah its a shitty job and they hire everyone, but I went for one day. I was gonna go back the next day, but didnt cause he (and my mum but shes nont as bad for it) told me he read the reviews and that it wouldnt be worth my time busing an hour across town just to have a shit job. its friggin confusing because they are the ones really enforcing the "find a job already" mentality. So you'd think they would be happy with anything i find. but no, there's always some kind of complaint. And they try to pass it off as constructive criticism but I really dont feel that way about it..
Earlier, my mum basically found a nice way to ask me when I'm gonna "grow out of" my style... I wear a lot of elfy/hippie, colourful clothing... and I tried to explain to her that I clearly wouldnt wear this stuff to a job interview, or to go apply for jobs. Obviously i would wear something more accepted by society. But it really seemed like she wanted to know why i dont just "dress normal".. I dont get it, why cant someone wear what they want to wear? I told her that.. i told her I dont like what most stores have for sale. Jeans, dresses, and blouses aren't my thing, they never have been. I much dislike wearing "boring" (with lack of a better word) clothing. I can admit, yeah when i was 16 I used to feel like I needed to look different, but now that I know there is an entire sub-culture of people that like this style, I know that ther eis no such thing as being unique. I dont dress to be different anymore, I dress because I like what it looks like on me, and how comfortable it is to wear. How hard is that to understand? I'm not "growing out of" this style anytime soon, it's part of my personality. It just hurts to think that she wants me to change how I dress so that I look more "mature". and i said this to her, and she tries to say "its not that i dont like what you wear, but do you really think you are gonna wear clothing like that until you are 40?"
I said "yes" this is what im comfortable wearing and im not changing it for anyone because their opinion dosnt matter. I dont dress to please anyone but myself.
Like I said, I can admit that I used to dress really weird to stand out. but that's when I didnt know what style I liked, and trust me, I look a hell of a lot more mature now than i did when i was a teenager. I dont weear tonnes of neon colours and kandi kid bracelets in public anymore. I definitely grew out of that. I feel at home in earthy, baggy clothing. what's so wrong with that??
For instance, i got hired at this call centre, yeah its a shitty job and they hire everyone, but I went for one day. I was gonna go back the next day, but didnt cause he (and my mum but shes nont as bad for it) told me he read the reviews and that it wouldnt be worth my time busing an hour across town just to have a shit job. its friggin confusing because they are the ones really enforcing the "find a job already" mentality. So you'd think they would be happy with anything i find. but no, there's always some kind of complaint. And they try to pass it off as constructive criticism but I really dont feel that way about it..
Earlier, my mum basically found a nice way to ask me when I'm gonna "grow out of" my style... I wear a lot of elfy/hippie, colourful clothing... and I tried to explain to her that I clearly wouldnt wear this stuff to a job interview, or to go apply for jobs. Obviously i would wear something more accepted by society. But it really seemed like she wanted to know why i dont just "dress normal".. I dont get it, why cant someone wear what they want to wear? I told her that.. i told her I dont like what most stores have for sale. Jeans, dresses, and blouses aren't my thing, they never have been. I much dislike wearing "boring" (with lack of a better word) clothing. I can admit, yeah when i was 16 I used to feel like I needed to look different, but now that I know there is an entire sub-culture of people that like this style, I know that ther eis no such thing as being unique. I dont dress to be different anymore, I dress because I like what it looks like on me, and how comfortable it is to wear. How hard is that to understand? I'm not "growing out of" this style anytime soon, it's part of my personality. It just hurts to think that she wants me to change how I dress so that I look more "mature". and i said this to her, and she tries to say "its not that i dont like what you wear, but do you really think you are gonna wear clothing like that until you are 40?"
I said "yes" this is what im comfortable wearing and im not changing it for anyone because their opinion dosnt matter. I dont dress to please anyone but myself.
Like I said, I can admit that I used to dress really weird to stand out. but that's when I didnt know what style I liked, and trust me, I look a hell of a lot more mature now than i did when i was a teenager. I dont weear tonnes of neon colours and kandi kid bracelets in public anymore. I definitely grew out of that. I feel at home in earthy, baggy clothing. what's so wrong with that??