05-26-2014, 08:21 PM
I cannot tolerate those who go out in public dressed like slobs, or with no consideration for how they appear to others. Read that as "you know, the People of Walmart". For Christ's sake, unless you are a vampire, can't you look in a fricking mirror before you leave the house?
OK, take someone like me for example. I am old. And fat. I am not morbidly "My 600 pound life" fat, but I ain't no model either. Lets just say, I have not seen 150 in MANY years, probably never will again. That being said, I would never ever be seen in public in spandex, or two sizes too small clothing, or anything that shows stuff that should never be seen by children or anyone.
I hate people who have no respect for what their clothes say to the public. We went out for lunch the other day. While being far from prudes, we both kind of rolled our eyes at the guy (in his 30's) with the t shirt that said "I'd love to make eye contact, but your tits don't have eyes". Among your peers maybe, but not in a family type restaurant with kids, old people and others who may not laugh at the comment.
OK, take someone like me for example. I am old. And fat. I am not morbidly "My 600 pound life" fat, but I ain't no model either. Lets just say, I have not seen 150 in MANY years, probably never will again. That being said, I would never ever be seen in public in spandex, or two sizes too small clothing, or anything that shows stuff that should never be seen by children or anyone.
I hate people who have no respect for what their clothes say to the public. We went out for lunch the other day. While being far from prudes, we both kind of rolled our eyes at the guy (in his 30's) with the t shirt that said "I'd love to make eye contact, but your tits don't have eyes". Among your peers maybe, but not in a family type restaurant with kids, old people and others who may not laugh at the comment.