 Ah, that's where it's something.
What you might not find 'decent'
someone might.
Personally, I don't find lingerie
worn as a garment to be decent, nor
do I find looking trashy or funky
or un-kept decent.
I don't find over exposure decent
and I don't think the government or
parents find it decent.
I also don't find wearing pajamas
as day clothes outside your house
decent. And really, we're only
/told/ what to wear if you're in
school or have a certain job where
they require you to look a certain
way.
But all in all, I agree. Not that I
could be told what to wear anyway
D; |
 29 Apr 2008 23:02
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I agree completely, what is
appropriate for you is not always
appropriate to another, we all need
to try to be more understanding and
open. A slong as you are trying to
be tasteful and respectful your
style is your own express it! |
01 May 2008 20:26
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I am often Chided, because I love
ladies hats, hats period. I
wear'costumes', my mom used to call
them, like, my rebekah of
sunnybrook farm outfit, or my 'turn
of the century sportswear', or my
gypsy beggar or something, and some
people think I am weird, but I
enjoy the challenge of creating an
image or style from life, and there
is nothing inappropriate, just
different. I get hassled by one
person mostly who professes to love
me, but seems to want a carbon copy
of a yuppie. |
30 Apr 2008 02:02
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If "decent" includes clean and
omits provocative symbolism, I'm
all for it. If folk don't like the
colors or the cut, too bad. Some
restraint relative to more specific
symbology may be prudent (crosses,
swasticas, etc. Aren't suitable
motifs in all venues). |
29 Apr 2008 23:43
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I agree be your own person dress
how you like and what feels good to
you that's what fashion is all
about its like an art. Why be like
everyone be you! Who cares what
people like you cant make everyone
happy so make your self happy. |
29 Apr 2008 22:17
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I agree, that's how I feel. Except
for the workplace and for certain
events, whatever you wear in your
everyday life is your choice. We
should wear what makes us
comfortable, as long as its decent.
When I feel like following fashion
trends I do, when I feel like
putting something together myself I
do. I have friends that change
their hair according to the famous
people. I haven't changed my
hairstyle in years and now finally
next week I'm planning on it-but to
something I want! |
19 Sep 2008 23:37
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I agree. As long as it's decent,
respectable and suits you and, I
suppose. Not too disrespectful of
the occasion.
My comfort comes way ahead of
fashion. |
21 Aug 2008 21:16
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That's the way it should be!wear
what you want and makes you
happy!!! |
07 Aug 2008 02:20
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Um yes everybody shouldn't have to
match |
25 Jul 2008 15:58
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I agree, your clothing tells, and
shows a lot about you, before any
word or facial expression pops out!
You should decently express
yourself! Definitely!!!!!!! |
10 Jul 2008 00:43
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Sure, why not. If you look decent
then it should be OK. You are free
to express yourself but some dress
to freely. |
16 Jun 2008 21:29
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Yes everyone should be allowed to
wear what they want as long as it
is not offending to religion,
culture of that region's people.
Even i experienced same problem.
But i at last convinced them in my
own ways. |
14 May 2008 16:09
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I agree as long as you are
comfortable wearing it then go for
it if someone dislikes it them
they can turn their head the other
way |
02 May 2008 07:28
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Fashion can take a long walk off a
short pier. Fashion encourages us
to look at our bodies in
unachievable ways. Fashion is for
charging ridiculous prices to show
off other peoples' names. It
creates ridiculous styles and turns
people into clothing snobs.
I wore jeans and workboots and
carried a backpack years before it
became "the style". So why should
I care what others think. I wear
what's comfortable, but I also know
when not to wear certain things. |
01 May 2008 12:04
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Whatever makes you happy and is
comfortable and decent is my
philosophy. But if you are at the
work place, you should dress
appropriately for that dress code.
Otherwise, enjoy your hats your
eclectic style of clothing and who
cares what anyone says! |
30 Apr 2008 23:13
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These days everyone seems to be
concerned about what others think.
You are the one who needs to be
comfortable. You are the maker of
your own design. Be happy with who
you are and what you are in.
Pleasing everyone around you before
pleasing yourself is a waste of
time because people will always
find something else to complain
about. Wear what you want, when you
want, and as long as you are
decent, don't worry!! Be Happy!! |
30 Apr 2008 16:03
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Clothes make man or the woman.... |
30 Apr 2008 15:03
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I agree completely that if you are
wearing something that covers, what
needs to be covered your fine. You
can wear whatever you want! |
30 Apr 2008 03:03
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I think its good to have your own
style and note follow the crowd! |
30 Apr 2008 01:58
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I agree with your opinion 100%. If
you want to go somewhere, you can't
just pick anything out your
wardrobe, you got to get something
professional and good-looking! |
29 Apr 2008 22:45
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I'm all for it except for the
simple fact you said "decent". You
purposefully made a judgment to say
that you are the decider in what is
and isn't "decent" .. What makes
you the deciding factor that what
one person is wearing isn't
suitable to them compared to what
your wearing?
If your in an Armani suit and I'm
standing next to you in a fig leaf
and some toilet paper wrapped
around my arms.. Sure its freaking
weird.... But you cant say I'm not
decent...and i would be
offended...lol
of course i wouldn't be caught dead
in a fig leaf and toilet paper...
But you catch my drift...lol |
29 Apr 2008 22:21
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I agree, if you like it and it fits
properly and looks good on you then
wear it. If someone else doesn't
like it then it is because they are
wearing something that you don't
like and wouldn't wear so it goes
both ways. |
29 Apr 2008 22:13
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 It would depend on where you wear
your self chosen outfit and if it
is acceptable to your peers and
society. What you considered to be
okay may be offensive to someone
else and their countries beliefs.
Since we are becoming a global
society the rules are changing on
what you think is right to wear out
in public/work is becoming more
than whether what you want to wear
is okay or not. |
30 Apr 2008 01:25
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Pencil, using yourself as an
example is unfair because you are
always stylin'!
But think about, for example, the
know-it-all generation that think
baggy pants hanging below their
boxer shorts is decent. Can't they
afford belts? Should we all have to
see their brownstreaks?
I guess I stand at the position
that we should wear what we want as
long as we don't break social
harmony. If you want to dress like
a prison be-otch at an Eminem
concert, fine, but at the grocery
store where the rest of us are
buying FOOD?
Decency is about social harmony,
while style is about individual
expression. Not everyone can
balance decency and style. |
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