He AND She Want To Say 'Yes To The Dress' in 2023...

Thanks, Viking!

You would think that would mean more people buying dresses, which would be great for business

Octavia,

Who would want a world full of men wearing dresses? As a woman, I certainly wouldn't. If someone wants to do that, he can it today. But for those of us who are not gender confused or identifying as other than what we are, let's not elevate it to role model status.

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We don't live in a world full of men wearing dresses. But even if we did, so what? Just because you're bothered by it doesn't mean it's a bad thing.

Lemme guess, you wear dresses and bonnets like a true Conservative (AKA Amish)...

If a garment can confuse you about gender, what does that say about, well, you and gender?

I guess if you and OM were in charge, I would wear jock straps? I would have no need or desire to do so. I am not confused and never have been about being female. If you, as a man, want to wear a dress, have at it. It's legal so whatever floats your uh, boat.

I read about David's Bridal going bankrupt and took that news and segued it into a comical meme perhaps explaining why the company is experiencing difficulty today. That was it...I didn't pontificate about it. But you and OM want to explain how tolerant & accepting you are since you think a world full of men in dresses wouldn't be a bad thing.

I guess I just can relate more closely to Enid on this one...

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The best part of your replies is I don't even have to read past the 1st line.

Anyways, according to Christian lore, clothing is, well, the very first symptom of Original Sin. Y'all sinners can do the math on that one. But as for how you proceed on penance for it and your undergarment choices, I'd appreciate if you keep it to yourself.

You mean the wedding dress business, right? Not just "business" as you stated.

If one buys into your premise, it would mean biological males identifying as women buying dresses would not have bought a suit or a tuxedo to go to a wedding when they were dressing like men. But it's not like there are more people buying wedding attire, it's just which attire they buy. So it's a zero sum gain.

Your imprecise way of attempting to express ideas has struck again, Octavia!

Please pay no attention to the Biden transitory inflation... and the increasing numbers of layoffs...

I'd rather not, but since it's you who asked, AND it's almost impossible not to pay attention (unless one is a libtard) I guess I'll have to! 🤣