LambertLion
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I'm pretty sure the drag queen was in on the joke.
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I'm pretty sure the drag queen was in on the joke.
MidwestGirl
Member
No, it was not a joking type outfit. It was a serious outfit and was manicured and polished up. More like a lifestyle than a joke for the day. I'm usual pretty tolerant of life choices etc but may have been the mood but just caused giggles that day.
LambertLion
Member
In that case, I say, "Good for her!!" As long as it's not obscene, go for it!
MidwestGirl
Member
I agree, and like I said normally would not have done but maybe a second glance but just started giggles that day for some reason. She had done a great job. The outfit was a bit out there and would have caught anyone's attention even on a petite woman. Hope no one is offended as would rather see her than a lot of other things I saw out there.
. Wasn't offensive to me at all. Just struck a giggle in me at the time for some reason.Walt Disney World is in the USA and not another country that would accept obscene dress.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
You totally missed my point. But then again you are new so I'll assume that this was a practice post.
NewfieFan
Well-Known Member
Yeah, but I'm not secure with their body!
Seriously, my brother and I once saw a lady with ummmmm, large (obviously fake) girls and a white tee. She was not wearing a bra and the tee was pretty much see through. So yeah, she might have been "secure" but we were most certainly not!!! I'm not sure how she got in the park like that!?!
ThankstoMOM
Active Member
Who cares what other people wear!! Be greatlful for the freedom to wear what you want, and worry less about what others are wearing! Unless a shirt has like a swatzika on it or something to that nature, I could care less.
blueboxdoctor
Well-Known Member
Well I think with things like that the worry should be with the water parks, as people sometimes forget WDW is for families and it is not spring break.
Rasvar
Well-Known Member
I will say this, some women probably shouldn't wear a white t-shirt or blouse without a bra during the summer. Especially if they are going on certain water rides or getting caught in the rain. I can say that I have gotten myself hurt at the parks because of that. (My girlfriend has the knuckle punch in the arm down)
It's Disney World, I don't notice or care what people wear - as long as it's not offensive. I remember this woman was so mad at her son for wearing long pink plaid socks. She was very upset and started to explain to me, how he does it to spite her for making him go to Disney. He had this funny smirk the whole time. I never noticed the socks until she pointed them out to me.
CP_alum08
Well-Known Member
Unfortunately this is the real world and people judge you on your appearance whether right or wrong.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
But what if the person doesn't care if they are judged or not. They don't know you* and will never see you again in their lives.
The point is, if they are legally covered then their fashion statements are none of our business.
*1st person PLURAL
ThankstoMOM
Active Member
People can judge all they want, it means nothing. I'm covered in tattoos and hear all sorts of ignorant stuff. It will never effect me or how I live my life!! Judge away!!
BINGO, nailed it. It absolutely blows my mind how much life and time people waste judge others they will probley never know.
CP_alum08
Well-Known Member
Oh I agree, I never said it was right to judge I just said it happens and there is nothing you can do about it.
I could care less what someone else wears clothing wise. Let fat guys wear speedos and fat women wear tube tops for all I care... I don't have to look at people... My only pet peeve is the people that wear too much perfume or cologne... To me if I can smell you before I can touch you then you shouldn't be in the park... you should be home washing that junk off and seeing a doctor to find out why you have no sense of smell.
Wouldn't that also mean I have the right to carry my gun with me in the park too? Sorry, but the Constitution only applies to what a government entity can or cannot do, a private entity is free to do as they please in making rules on what someone wears/says/does
I'm convinced that some women simply have their feet so screwed up from those pointed toed high heals that their feet wont physically fit in a normal shoe.