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over a year ago
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It's all well and good saying do what you like and what feels good but there's a point when you start to look ridiculous...if your still okay with that go ahead...make everyone's day  |
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Ooh controversial lol. Who cares what other people think? if you feel good and your confident to wear what you want and not fall into the ‘oh I shouldn’t wear that at my age, people might look and comment’ trap, then good on you. Why should we all look the same when we get older? Sod that lol! |
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"Ooh controversial lol. Who cares what other people think? if you feel good and your confident to wear what you want and not fall into the ‘oh I shouldn’t wear that at my age, people might look and comment’ trap, then good on you. Why should we all look the same when we get older? Sod that lol! "
Totally agree 
I hate that "mutton dressed as lamb" statement. What it's actually saying is. "You aren't dressed as how I think you should." How arrogant?!  |
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over a year ago
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The day I start caring what other people think about what I'm wearing, which will be never, ta very much.
I wear what I'm comfortable in, and I'm not gonna be uncomfortable to fit in with someone's opinion, as quite frankly, if my clothing choices are more important to them than whether I'm a decent human being then they aren't the kind of person who's opinions interest me in the slightest.
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"The day I start caring what other people think about what I'm wearing, which will be never, ta very much.
I wear what I'm comfortable in, and I'm not gonna be uncomfortable to fit in with someone's opinion, as quite frankly, if my clothing choices are more important to them than whether I'm a decent human being then they aren't the kind of person who's opinions interest me in the slightest.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Is it yeezy tbe brand that looks like you pissed off your mrs and she took a pair of scissors to your clothes?
Also puffer vest things. Unless you are a lumberjack in the yukon you look like a tit |
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over a year ago
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"Style suits any age.
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Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"What about lamb dressed as mutton. Is that a thing? 
I do think that people should dress for their body shape. In general though I'm happy for anyone to wear what they want."
Horse riding outfits fit that description i think |
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
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Yes, it probably is but there are plenty of young women who cram themselves into mini dresses too.
It also only ever seems to be said about women. How about the 55 year old men in skater shorts and baseball caps worn backwards? |
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"There was a saying yrs ago...
Mutton dressed up as lamb...
Now im not out to offened..
But when do ppl think it is to old ..too dress as the youngsters do..?
??"
Usually when people point at you and laugh that's a good indication. |
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over a year ago
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
Yes, it probably is but there are plenty of young women who cram themselves into mini dresses too.
It also only ever seems to be said about women. How about the 55 year old men in skater shorts and baseball caps worn backwards?"
Thats what i said it wasnt ever style.
Probbaly because male sheep arent used for mutton and its an expression aimed specificaly at women in a specific situation regarding thier dress?
I think those men are refered to as having a midlife crisis, something you never hear women being told theyre having
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
Yes, it probably is but there are plenty of young women who cram themselves into mini dresses too.
It also only ever seems to be said about women. How about the 55 year old men in skater shorts and baseball caps worn backwards?
Thats what i said it wasnt ever style.
Probbaly because male sheep arent used for mutton and its an expression aimed specificaly at women in a specific situation regarding thier dress?
I think those men are refered to as having a midlife crisis, something you never hear women being told theyre having
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Trust me you do  .
Usually when they're crammed into a mini dress or batting their eyelashes at a 25 year old |
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over a year ago
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
Yes, it probably is but there are plenty of young women who cram themselves into mini dresses too.
It also only ever seems to be said about women. How about the 55 year old men in skater shorts and baseball caps worn backwards?
Thats what i said it wasnt ever style.
Probbaly because male sheep arent used for mutton and its an expression aimed specificaly at women in a specific situation regarding thier dress?
I think those men are refered to as having a midlife crisis, something you never hear women being told theyre having
Trust me you do .
Usually when they're crammed into a mini dress or batting their eyelashes at a 25 year old "
Never heard anyone say it in regards to a woman.
Do they also buy a sports car? |
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over a year ago
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I wear what I feel comfortable in, usually jeans, boots or converse, summer, shorts, flip flops or a shortish loose skirt and normally something loose on top that doesn’t draw attention to my boobs |
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
Yes, it probably is but there are plenty of young women who cram themselves into mini dresses too.
It also only ever seems to be said about women. How about the 55 year old men in skater shorts and baseball caps worn backwards?
Thats what i said it wasnt ever style.
Probbaly because male sheep arent used for mutton and its an expression aimed specificaly at women in a specific situation regarding thier dress?
I think those men are refered to as having a midlife crisis, something you never hear women being told theyre having
Trust me you do .
Usually when they're crammed into a mini dress or batting their eyelashes at a 25 year old
Never heard anyone say it in regards to a woman.
Do they also buy a sports car?"
Quite often. They frequently get a blonde tint and drive about with the top down. I don't think of it as a crisis, I think of it as realisation that life needs to be lived. |
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"Never! Enjoy life, do as you please and whatever makes you feel good and confident about yourself 
Thats a old drifters song.
If it feels good do it..do it once then do it again..lol  "
Oh I love that... I’ve always been a controversial dresser - simply being myself and I’m not about to stop now... bring it on. Life is too short to dress to please others expectations. Be bold I say... |
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over a year ago
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
Yes, it probably is but there are plenty of young women who cram themselves into mini dresses too.
It also only ever seems to be said about women. How about the 55 year old men in skater shorts and baseball caps worn backwards?
Thats what i said it wasnt ever style.
Probbaly because male sheep arent used for mutton and its an expression aimed specificaly at women in a specific situation regarding thier dress?
I think those men are refered to as having a midlife crisis, something you never hear women being told theyre having
Trust me you do .
Usually when they're crammed into a mini dress or batting their eyelashes at a 25 year old
Never heard anyone say it in regards to a woman.
Do they also buy a sports car?
Quite often. They frequently get a blonde tint and drive about with the top down. I don't think of it as a crisis, I think of it as realisation that life needs to be lived."
We really need to get women into skin tight leathers and liter bikes for thier crisis 
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
Yes, it probably is but there are plenty of young women who cram themselves into mini dresses too.
It also only ever seems to be said about women. How about the 55 year old men in skater shorts and baseball caps worn backwards?
Thats what i said it wasnt ever style.
Probbaly because male sheep arent used for mutton and its an expression aimed specificaly at women in a specific situation regarding thier dress?
I think those men are refered to as having a midlife crisis, something you never hear women being told theyre having
Trust me you do .
Usually when they're crammed into a mini dress or batting their eyelashes at a 25 year old
Never heard anyone say it in regards to a woman.
Do they also buy a sports car?
Quite often. They frequently get a blonde tint and drive about with the top down. I don't think of it as a crisis, I think of it as realisation that life needs to be lived.
We really need to get women into skin tight leathers and liter bikes for thier crisis
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. If you never have Google "Suzi Quattro leather".
I like a guy in leathers, always have. |
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"There was a saying yrs ago...
Mutton dressed up as lamb...
Now im not out to offened..
But when do ppl think it is to old ..too dress as the youngsters do..?
??"
I take it as flattering that even now my daughter will borrow some of my clothes.. and apparently I don't dress for my age but never been told I look like mutton x or at least not to my face |
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over a year ago
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
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I think that's mutton dressed as mutton.
Mini skirts on pensioner skin can never be a good thing and everyone should be made to have the mantra... Just because it's made in my size doesn't mean I should buy and indeed wear it. |
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
I think that's mutton dressed as mutton.
Mini skirts on pensioner skin can never be a good thing and everyone should be made to have the mantra... Just because it's made in my size doesn't mean I should buy and indeed wear it."
That raises an interesting point. Women are often advised to cover their upper arms after a certain age or keep their neck and chest covered because the skin shows signs of aging. I wonder why we find it desirable to conceal the fact that we're not 35? |
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
I think that's mutton dressed as mutton.
Mini skirts on pensioner skin can never be a good thing and everyone should be made to have the mantra... Just because it's made in my size doesn't mean I should buy and indeed wear it.
That raises an interesting point. Women are often advised to cover their upper arms after a certain age or keep their neck and chest covered because the skin shows signs of aging. I wonder why we find it desirable to conceal the fact that we're not 35? "
You've got great pins and your pics look fab you're aware of it also. But would you prefer 78 year old Pearl in her bikini and denim shorts or a nice knee length burka ...jokes aside I follow an older lady that wears clothes more suited for a 21 year old does she care? Does she fook...does it provoke conversation and untoward comments of course it does, that's life I guess. We can make our own decisions and roll with the disdain or celebration of others. |
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
I think that's mutton dressed as mutton.
Mini skirts on pensioner skin can never be a good thing and everyone should be made to have the mantra... Just because it's made in my size doesn't mean I should buy and indeed wear it.
That raises an interesting point. Women are often advised to cover their upper arms after a certain age or keep their neck and chest covered because the skin shows signs of aging. I wonder why we find it desirable to conceal the fact that we're not 35?
You've got great pins and your pics look fab you're aware of it also. But would you prefer 78 year old Pearl in her bikini and denim shorts or a nice knee length burka ...jokes aside I follow an older lady that wears clothes more suited for a 21 year old does she care? Does she fook...does it provoke conversation and untoward comments of course it does, that's life I guess. We can make our own decisions and roll with the disdain or celebration of others."
Thanks. You're right I don't believe in false modesty .
I know what you're saying and I sometimes look at my clothes and think "hmmm too short? Age appropriate?"
I suppose as long as the individual feels they look OK it's OK |
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over a year ago
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"I often dress like an over excited 3 year old.... I don't care if others think I look stupid, nor like mutton dresses as lamb... I don't dress for them "
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"Wha really fucks me off is when I see a 19 Yr old with a shopping trolley...... Its just not acceptable... "
No. You are right! Fkn young things. They should be purged from the shops.
I saw one looking at Tena's yesterday. |
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over a year ago
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
I think that's mutton dressed as mutton.
Mini skirts on pensioner skin can never be a good thing and everyone should be made to have the mantra... Just because it's made in my size doesn't mean I should buy and indeed wear it.
That raises an interesting point. Women are often advised to cover their upper arms after a certain age or keep their neck and chest covered because the skin shows signs of aging. I wonder why we find it desirable to conceal the fact that we're not 35? "
I wonder how people with scars or burns feel about showing their skin to people. Maybe they warn them to look away. |
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By *ay19720 OP Man
over a year ago
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Well got people taking ..weren't for me I wear what I like..and can pull off most looks if honest..lol .
I just meant in a group and one say..look at that..mutton dressed up as lamb....lol ..
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
I think that's mutton dressed as mutton.
Mini skirts on pensioner skin can never be a good thing and everyone should be made to have the mantra... Just because it's made in my size doesn't mean I should buy and indeed wear it.
That raises an interesting point. Women are often advised to cover their upper arms after a certain age or keep their neck and chest covered because the skin shows signs of aging. I wonder why we find it desirable to conceal the fact that we're not 35?
I wonder how people with scars or burns feel about showing their skin to people. Maybe they warn them to look away."
I don't know. I don't think people should feel the need to conceal their age or their scars but as a society I think we're moving away from acceptance rather than towards it |
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I never dressed as a youngester, even when i was one. I have my own sense of style.
I think it's whatever someone feels comfortable in. It's about pleasing yourself and feeling good within yourself that counts. Age shouldn't dictate that, nor should other people's judgement
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over a year ago
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
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I may have done this . But fuck it.
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
I think that's mutton dressed as mutton.
Mini skirts on pensioner skin can never be a good thing and everyone should be made to have the mantra... Just because it's made in my size doesn't mean I should buy and indeed wear it.
That raises an interesting point. Women are often advised to cover their upper arms after a certain age or keep their neck and chest covered because the skin shows signs of aging. I wonder why we find it desirable to conceal the fact that we're not 35?
I wonder how people with scars or burns feel about showing their skin to people. Maybe they warn them to look away.
I don't know. I don't think people should feel the need to conceal their age or their scars but as a society I think we're moving away from acceptance rather than towards it"
It makes me laugh when people look at me with a face that says "what the FUCK is she wearing?!"
Social media is utterly terrible for many people as it just gives them confidence issues. Or makes them risk dodgy cosmetic surgery.
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
I think that's mutton dressed as mutton.
Mini skirts on pensioner skin can never be a good thing and everyone should be made to have the mantra... Just because it's made in my size doesn't mean I should buy and indeed wear it.
That raises an interesting point. Women are often advised to cover their upper arms after a certain age or keep their neck and chest covered because the skin shows signs of aging. I wonder why we find it desirable to conceal the fact that we're not 35?
I wonder how people with scars or burns feel about showing their skin to people. Maybe they warn them to look away.
I don't know. I don't think people should feel the need to conceal their age or their scars but as a society I think we're moving away from acceptance rather than towards it
It makes me laugh when people look at me with a face that says "what the FUCK is she wearing?!"
Social media is utterly terrible for many people as it just gives them confidence issues. Or makes them risk dodgy cosmetic surgery.
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see my post above about someone telling me my dress sense was brave.
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
I think that's mutton dressed as mutton.
Mini skirts on pensioner skin can never be a good thing and everyone should be made to have the mantra... Just because it's made in my size doesn't mean I should buy and indeed wear it.
That raises an interesting point. Women are often advised to cover their upper arms after a certain age or keep their neck and chest covered because the skin shows signs of aging. I wonder why we find it desirable to conceal the fact that we're not 35?
I wonder how people with scars or burns feel about showing their skin to people. Maybe they warn them to look away."
I find it weird when random strangers stroke them tbh
And people find it desirable to conceal thier age as well as developed as we are we're still animals with a focus on mating |
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
Yes, it probably is but there are plenty of young women who cram themselves into mini dresses too.
It also only ever seems to be said about women. How about the 55 year old men in skater shorts and baseball caps worn backwards?
Thats what i said it wasnt ever style.
Probbaly because male sheep arent used for mutton and its an expression aimed specificaly at women in a specific situation regarding thier dress?
I think those men are refered to as having a midlife crisis, something you never hear women being told theyre having
Trust me you do .
Usually when they're crammed into a mini dress or batting their eyelashes at a 25 year old
Never heard anyone say it in regards to a woman.
Do they also buy a sports car?
Quite often. They frequently get a blonde tint and drive about with the top down. I don't think of it as a crisis, I think of it as realisation that life needs to be lived.
We really need to get women into skin tight leathers and liter bikes for thier crisis
. If you never have Google "Suzi Quattro leather".
I like a guy in leathers, always have."
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
Yes, it probably is but there are plenty of young women who cram themselves into mini dresses too.
It also only ever seems to be said about women. How about the 55 year old men in skater shorts and baseball caps worn backwards?
Thats what i said it wasnt ever style.
Probbaly because male sheep arent used for mutton and its an expression aimed specificaly at women in a specific situation regarding thier dress?
I think those men are refered to as having a midlife crisis, something you never hear women being told theyre having
Trust me you do .
Usually when they're crammed into a mini dress or batting their eyelashes at a 25 year old
Never heard anyone say it in regards to a woman.
Do they also buy a sports car?
Quite often. They frequently get a blonde tint and drive about with the top down. I don't think of it as a crisis, I think of it as realisation that life needs to be lived.
We really need to get women into skin tight leathers and liter bikes for thier crisis
. If you never have Google "Suzi Quattro leather".
I like a guy in leathers, always have.
Well that was an exhausting 3 hours "
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
Yes, it probably is but there are plenty of young women who cram themselves into mini dresses too.
It also only ever seems to be said about women. How about the 55 year old men in skater shorts and baseball caps worn backwards?
Thats what i said it wasnt ever style.
Probbaly because male sheep arent used for mutton and its an expression aimed specificaly at women in a specific situation regarding thier dress?
I think those men are refered to as having a midlife crisis, something you never hear women being told theyre having
Trust me you do .
Usually when they're crammed into a mini dress or batting their eyelashes at a 25 year old
Never heard anyone say it in regards to a woman.
Do they also buy a sports car?
Quite often. They frequently get a blonde tint and drive about with the top down. I don't think of it as a crisis, I think of it as realisation that life needs to be lived.
We really need to get women into skin tight leathers and liter bikes for thier crisis
. If you never have Google "Suzi Quattro leather".
I like a guy in leathers, always have.
Well that was an exhausting 3 hours
I thought you'd gone quiet!"
I was deep in a noise making competition with somone on the train talking on the phone.
My snoring vs thier highly detailed concerns about arriving in london at 5 pm and just what this would do to tbe garden party plans.
I'm not sure if i won but i did make a scene when i accidentally headbutted the chair in front nodding off |
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"There was a saying yrs ago...
Mutton dressed up as lamb...
Now im not out to offened..
But when do ppl think it is to old ..too dress as the youngsters do..?
??"
Never to old. People dress what they like as long as they are happy.
My Nan used to tell me I am told to have red / blue crazy hair colours . I reminded her she has the traditional blue rinse in her late 80s
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I like a guy in leathers, always have."
I bought one of my ex's a leather dress, jeans and waspie back in ma biker days, she was the hottest lady in town for quite a while  |
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over a year ago
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I don't. Young mind, young at heart, dress however you like.
Saw two old geezers on tattoo fixers who are Grime artists.. Legends
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"you never have Google "Suzi Quattro leather".
I like a guy in leathers, always have.
I bought one of my ex's a leather dress, jeans and waspie back in ma biker days, she was the hottest lady in town for quite a while "
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At 46 I guess I could be considered mutton. But the mindset that comes with being goth means I couldn’t care less. If someone other than hubby finds me attractive, great. If it’s only hubbies cock I can raise, great.
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"At 46 I guess I could be considered mutton. But the mindset that comes with being goth means I couldn’t care less. If someone other than hubby finds me attractive, great. If it’s only hubbies cock I can raise, great.
Dress how you want, not how you “should” "
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"At 46 I guess I could be considered mutton. But the mindset that comes with being goth means I couldn’t care less. If someone other than hubby finds me attractive, great. If it’s only hubbies cock I can raise, great.
Dress how you want, not how you “should”
I get told I'm too young for the clothes I wear. I don't give a toss. "
Best attitude ....I get told I’m too old ...”bovvered ? Face ? ” |
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
I think that's mutton dressed as mutton.
Mini skirts on pensioner skin can never be a good thing and everyone should be made to have the mantra... Just because it's made in my size doesn't mean I should buy and indeed wear it.
That raises an interesting point. Women are often advised to cover their upper arms after a certain age or keep their neck and chest covered because the skin shows signs of aging. I wonder why we find it desirable to conceal the fact that we're not 35?
I wonder how people with scars or burns feel about showing their skin to people. Maybe they warn them to look away.
I find it weird when random strangers stroke them tbh
And people find it desirable to conceal thier age as well as developed as we are we're still animals with a focus on mating "
Random strangers as in actual strangers who you don't know? 
Has it made you any more accepting of them? I remember you've said you felt self conscious of them. |
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"At 46 I guess I could be considered mutton. But the mindset that comes with being goth means I couldn’t care less. If someone other than hubby finds me attractive, great. If it’s only hubbies cock I can raise, great.
Dress how you want, not how you “should”
I get told I'm too young for the clothes I wear. I don't give a toss.
Best attitude ....I get told I’m too old ...”bovvered ? Face ? ”"
I regularly discuss makeup with a lady in her 80s. She thinks my vampy night time red is fantastic. One day I will nudge her towards gothy lipstick. |
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"Ooh controversial lol. Who cares what other people think? if you feel good and your confident to wear what you want and not fall into the ‘oh I shouldn’t wear that at my age, people might look and comment’ trap, then good on you. Why should we all look the same when we get older? Sod that lol! "
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"There was a saying yrs ago...
Mutton dressed up as lamb...
Now im not out to offened..
But when do ppl think it is to old ..too dress as the youngsters do..?
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Never to old. People dress what they like as long as they are happy.
My Nan used to tell me I am told to have red / blue crazy hair colours . I reminded her she has the traditional blue rinse in her late 80s
All up for people to be zerofucksgiven "
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
I think that's mutton dressed as mutton.
Mini skirts on pensioner skin can never be a good thing and everyone should be made to have the mantra... Just because it's made in my size doesn't mean I should buy and indeed wear it.
That raises an interesting point. Women are often advised to cover their upper arms after a certain age or keep their neck and chest covered because the skin shows signs of aging. I wonder why we find it desirable to conceal the fact that we're not 35?
I wonder how people with scars or burns feel about showing their skin to people. Maybe they warn them to look away.
I find it weird when random strangers stroke them tbh
And people find it desirable to conceal thier age as well as developed as we are we're still animals with a focus on mating
Random strangers as in actual strangers who you don't know?
Has it made you any more accepting of them? I remember you've said you felt self conscious of them. "
Yes random strangers as in at a bar. Its happened a few times when a guy has tried to flirt and is very surreal.
No i dont care about them any more, theyre not so pink anymore either |
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
I think that's mutton dressed as mutton.
Mini skirts on pensioner skin can never be a good thing and everyone should be made to have the mantra... Just because it's made in my size doesn't mean I should buy and indeed wear it.
That raises an interesting point. Women are often advised to cover their upper arms after a certain age or keep their neck and chest covered because the skin shows signs of aging. I wonder why we find it desirable to conceal the fact that we're not 35?
I wonder how people with scars or burns feel about showing their skin to people. Maybe they warn them to look away.
I find it weird when random strangers stroke them tbh
And people find it desirable to conceal thier age as well as developed as we are we're still animals with a focus on mating
Random strangers as in actual strangers who you don't know?
Has it made you any more accepting of them? I remember you've said you felt self conscious of them.
Yes random strangers as in at a bar. Its happened a few times when a guy has tried to flirt and is very surreal.
No i dont care about them any more, theyre not so pink anymore either "
Maybe they assume they're battle scars and think you're a bad boy.
And that's good to hear. |
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
I think that's mutton dressed as mutton.
Mini skirts on pensioner skin can never be a good thing and everyone should be made to have the mantra... Just because it's made in my size doesn't mean I should buy and indeed wear it.
That raises an interesting point. Women are often advised to cover their upper arms after a certain age or keep their neck and chest covered because the skin shows signs of aging. I wonder why we find it desirable to conceal the fact that we're not 35?
I wonder how people with scars or burns feel about showing their skin to people. Maybe they warn them to look away."
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"Style suits any age.
Isnt the expression more aimed at a 45+ year old slightly over weight woman rammed into a mini dress that once might have fitted 3 decades and 4 stone ago?
Something that arguably wasnt "style" back then but only looked good because of youth?
I think that's mutton dressed as mutton.
Mini skirts on pensioner skin can never be a good thing and everyone should be made to have the mantra... Just because it's made in my size doesn't mean I should buy and indeed wear it.
That raises an interesting point. Women are often advised to cover their upper arms after a certain age or keep their neck and chest covered because the skin shows signs of aging. I wonder why we find it desirable to conceal the fact that we're not 35?
I wonder how people with scars or burns feel about showing their skin to people. Maybe they warn them to look away.
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