You should let them wear what they want to wear, it would be honest to who they are. I remember in school this one family would take their daughters to the beauty parlor the night before picture day but in looking back those pictures didn’t reflect what they really looked like at those ages.
During the early 70’s my mom decided that I should dress “stylishly”. I was given wide bell-bottoms with multi colorful stripes. I was (and still am) a jeans/t-shirt kinda guy, so I would go slightly out of the way to school to a friend’s house and change for school, then put the clown suit on for home. All was copacetic until I got sick at school and sent home, wearing jeans and t-shirt…
C over 1 year ago
But it’s festive!
seanfear over 1 year ago
I recommend a taser
ObsiWan Premium Member over 1 year ago
the message she’s teaching is that projecting the fake illusion is more important than the truth?
Macushlalondra over 1 year ago
You should let them wear what they want to wear, it would be honest to who they are. I remember in school this one family would take their daughters to the beauty parlor the night before picture day but in looking back those pictures didn’t reflect what they really looked like at those ages.
Meg: Cute as a Raccoon over 1 year ago
I tried to get my kid to wear something like this for a family picture. He was having none of it.
Muzi54 over 1 year ago
During the early 70’s my mom decided that I should dress “stylishly”. I was given wide bell-bottoms with multi colorful stripes. I was (and still am) a jeans/t-shirt kinda guy, so I would go slightly out of the way to school to a friend’s house and change for school, then put the clown suit on for home. All was copacetic until I got sick at school and sent home, wearing jeans and t-shirt…