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| 4 | PreachI'm not one of these women, and I am in circles of women like me now, but the majority of the "social" girls in my high school went by this logic. Furthermore, for formals, not only could they not wear the same dress twice, they would pay hundreds to ensure no other girl would have the same dress as them. It was pretty wasteful. Course, I was the gal who went to prom in hand-me-downs and $30 clearance rack dresses. If I found someone in the same dress as me, I would celebrate it and ask to take … | /r/PussyPassDenied | 09/02/19 11:03 PM |
| 3 | PreachThat was my first thought. If you don't plan to wear it twice, don't put it back in your closet. Problem solved. But I'm also a woman who would wear the same formal dress to multiple events and occasionally to Wal-Mart or other random places just because. It did blow people's minds though that I would dress up for fun. Why not? | /r/PussyPassDenied | 09/02/19 10:55 PM |
| 16 | Sorry boys🤣😉"Terrible driver. Must be a woman!" My dad does this. To be fair, my mother is a terrible driver. I have no idea how she's never caused an accident. Both of my sisters have also been at fault for totalling their cars before. But not me. I'm not amazing, but people, including my dad, volunteer me to drive because they feel safe with me behind the wheel. So when I'm with Dad and he makes those offcolor sexist jokes about other drivers, I just take extra pleasure in pointing out when they're actual… | /r/PussyPassDenied | 04/02/19 02:21 PM |
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