



I started a fashion trend in elementary school where you draw on your jeans in crayon. I just used a few different shades of blue, threw in a couple purple too, and streaked on some colorful stripes along with the grain of my jeans. All the other kids noticed and thought it was so cool-looking and a bunch of them did it too, getting even more adventurous with pinks and oranges and greens! But then we went home and our parents flipped when they saw all the crayon on our trousers. And that's how that trend ended.
I don't know if I had such a one. I did end up bouncing all over the place in the world though and having to adapt to being the new kid at school in a new culture with people speaking different languages all the time. So I was sort of the odd one out very often, but I didn't try to dress or act or talk in an unusual way (I probably did a little bit but not on purpose). I was mostly trying as much as possible to adapt to these new cultures so I tried to dress as plainly and as normally as I could.
I was a lifelong skater though but I didn't even dress like a skater. I just wore regular t-shirts and jeans and things like that. A pic from when I was 14 (my pads were falling off since other people lent me the pads and challenged me to enter the contest when I just wanted to watch).

I didn't even dress like a skater or shop for clothes are skate or surf shops.
[...] I didn't even dress like a skater or shop for clothes [/at] skate or surf shops.
I think I was struggling too much to conform to new cultures to ever rebel in this way! Well, maybe I'm more rebellious now? For example, my favorite shirt is pink and has musical notes on it:
I got it from a thrift shop for 100 yen (~$0.85 USD)! Maybe I'm trying to rebel against stereotypes of masculinity or something. I dunno. I just like that shirt!
I was at odds with all the kids in my neighborhood. I was not even speaking to my best friend. I was just counting the days until I graduated from high school and I would go away to college.
I don't think I had a phase... besides me having my hoodie on 8/7. (everytime I went out the house and not working or went to school, it stayed on until i was outta the public or told take it off) That took a long while to figure out why I kept it on.
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Never understood phases as a kid. Once I loved something I took it on as a part of me and still love those things just as much. Riding horses, surfing, etc. I didnāt stop to stop or āgrow upā. Always planned to go back to them. Like writing cursive. Another tool in the box. Fads.. ādress upā never did those either. Just wore what was suitable to the situation.
My stoner phase. I wouldnāt say my āemoā phase was as bad because I didnāt drastically change, but my music taste did⦠but I still listen to the same music now lol.
A bunch of heavy metal, classic rock, etc.. Stuff of that genre lol
Hating my body so much I'd wear sweat pants and hoodies even in a Texas summer for a year. Not everyday, but like most days.
Oh god. My Minecraft phase or my emo/alternative phase
I think I'm probably going through it right now LOL
For about a week I thought it was cool to tuck in my jacket.
My rocky phase I only spoke in rocky quotes and joined cross country in school to do road work in a hoodie with my fist wrapped it was embarrassing for everyone involved 😂
It was probably my crush on George Michael.
@Ez-Bri-Z Haha... I see what you did there.
@TrueConfection Reallly?
@exitseven I know, I know. I was 12. lol
@exitseven Was that your weirdest weird phase? š
@exitseven I'm glad you're over that phase. Looking back at her pictures, do you think Farah Fawcett was beautiful?
@exitseven Ok, I had to look her up. lol
@exitseven Not my type š¤£
I had my goth phase.
I'm still weird...
My goth phase lol
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