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What do you think of it? Do you think its OK to wear to casual occasions?

I don't own many overalls but I have one pair that I wear everytime it gets warm out. I wore it alittle earlier this year because I love them so much lol.

Is there a type of overall I missed? Do you wear overalls often? 😊

So my boyfriend and I come from pretty different worlds. In HIS family he only has 1 brother, and his family sees each other nearly daily as almost all of them within 30 minutes of each other. So typically no one cleans up their houses when having a visit. And no one dresses nice, even on holidays it's almost like a normal day with extra food. Even on Thanksgiving or Christmas no one sits down and eats together, it's a "eat as you come" deal and no one dresses nice.

My family is very different. I am the second oldest of 12 children. Everywhere we go people look at us, openly stare, and even actively point and count. So our mother has always made sure we dress nicely in public. No clothes with holes, no sweat pants, nothing that even LOOKS old and faded. Even for just a trip to Walmart. And beyond that, our family isn't "close" like hism we're more the type to get together on SOME holidays per year IF even that. One year we might see our grandmother twice, the next, not at all. SO when everyone DOES get together, it's an event. Everyone sits together, everyone dresses to the 9's, we use the good China, etc.

Yet everything we spend a holiday with my family my boyfriend of almost 5 years STILL complains about having to dress nice because "it's just my family". In his mind he couldn't IMAGINE his family judging him for wearing a shirt that has holes in it to Thanksgiving. However in MY family we still think about that time my Uncle's wife wore sweat pants to Thanksgiving 3 years ago and she has already been uninvited to any future holidays or weddings for the offense.

Is it wrong to expect him to dress up a little on holidays at least?

Hi!
I just wanted to share my opinion / things I've observed.

One of the biggest signs that you're fat is when you start wearing high-rise pants because low rise pants start to look worse and worse on you due to your belly fat.

I know a lot of fat people who would love to wear low-rise pants/skirts but they simply can't without getting a muffin top. Fat people don't wear high rise pants/shirts most of the time because of it's looks, they wear it because their excess fat would just spill out of of their pants/skirts if it wasn't wresting on their waist.

How does it look when a fit person wears low rise pants?

And how does it look when a fat person wears high rise pants?

Now, do you think the high rise pants would work with a fit person? Absolutely, there aren't any difficulties there.
But do you think that low rise pants would work with fat people? Not really, their belly fat would just spill all over it.

So yeah in my opinion/observation high-rise pants are typical "fat girl clothes".
If you are over average weight and you start wearing high-rise pants, that is pretty much just an admission of "Yes, I am fat." and it is painfully obvious. So personally I'm not touching high-rise pants with a 10 feet long pole.
And don't even get me started on one piece swimsuits, that is also so often "fat girl clothes" because fat people prefer to have some fabric hold/flatten their belly...

And that is the end of my take. What was the moral of the story/ the teachings of this post/ etc? Dunno, I just wanted to share my opinion on pants since clearly the universe was in a dire need of this information.