Today, I showed my fiancé the darling Tinkerbell hoodie I'd bought myself during the weekend. Instead of liking it as I'd hoped, he told me my childish wardrobe was embarrassing, and he wasn't going to be seen in public with me until I wore something different. FML
I agree, your life sucks (5539) - you totally deserved it (26294)
On 03/08/2010 at 4:35pm - love - by Crystal (woman) - United Kingdom (Staffordshire)
(-2)well that's kinda too far for ur bf he should of asked nicely but really? tinkerbell??
#23 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:36pm by livluvlaff8
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eww hoodies r 4 teens not adults!
#84 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:13pm by saywaturcoco
(+3)what went through your mind to convince yourself that a man would like not only your clothes, but a TINKERBELL sweatshirt? want to impress him, don't wear any clothes at all.
#95 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:20pm by saviisneat
(-2)ONE hoodie would be ok, but it seems like you wear cartoon clothes all the time. Maybe your fiancé has a point.
#100 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:26pm by Free_Hugs10
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Tinkerbell's hot. OP should ditch the vain and clearly insane asshole and find a less superficial man.
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I live it when girls dress it cute outfits. If my gf got a tonkerbell huddie I would get a spongebob one.
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109 criticized her for acting like a 7 year old but you spell sandwhich like a 5 year old.
(+2)OP & 158 should grow up. Adults (as opposed to idiots and scene kids) are happy to act their age. If it's embarrassing your SO I'd assume you act like a brat/moron.
Plus if you describe clothes (designed for children but worn by adults) as 'darling' then you should most definitely get over yourself and either act like the adult you physically are, or find a younger SO who won't care about how pathetically immature you are.
#180 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:41pm by totes_sucks
(+2)Also 179, the incorrect spelling of sandwich as 'sammich' is a joke.
As opposed to yours. Which is also incorrect but in a laughing at as opposed to with you kind of way.
#186 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:45pm by totes_sucks
(-1)194-Normally I wouldn't feel I have to say this, but for you I clearly need to make an exception.
The following statement is sarcastic:
*How witty of you...*
End sarcasm. For now.
#215 - On 03/08/2010 at 11:16pm by totes_sucks
(0)@17, sometimes vintage cartoon clothing is cute? what do you where? conservative clothing? yeah probably. everyone has there one individual style who gives a fuck you chauchy douche bag!
#244 - On 03/09/2010 at 12:08am by sugarbabyxoxo
(0)@259, you're 13 years old. Stop thinking you are big and bad when you call older women whores or else momma will spank! Now go to your room and think about what you have done!
(+2)You people really need to make up your minds. First, your blasting some chick because she got mad at her boyfriend for making a igloo and being immature when clearly the popular vote there was ydi and to let him be immature and have fun. And here you are blasting this chick for wearing a tinkerbell sweater and being immature. Just because you're an adult doesn't mean you have to dress accordingly. Atleast not all the time. There's also nothing in her post that insinuated that she has an entire wardrobe of childish clothes. She could have just bought it as something to be comfortable in. But no, instead of giving her the benefit of the doubt, you give her the consequence of assumption. In closing, make up your damned minds.
#298 - On 03/09/2010 at 2:49am by shinagami091
(+1)I like tinkerbell and Iv never cheated in my life, but I don't wear the clothes though
#300 - On 03/09/2010 at 3:04am by yummy_mummy
(0)how old ARE you
tinkerbell? I'm supprised he done worse..
#316 - On 03/09/2010 at 7:12am by comedychick
(0)win.
For serious OP..Tinkerbell? My 11 year old sister won't even wear clothes with her on it. It sounds like it's time to wear your big girl clothes.
#342 - On 03/09/2010 at 11:19am by indianabummer
(0)There's something my band teacher told me "Tinkerbell is the hottest Disney character because you get to see her panties."
(+1)Tinkerbell is a stupid fairy prostitute. YDI OP, I'd be embarrassed of you too!
#355 - On 03/09/2010 at 1:25pm by waNgEmsauCe
(-1)You guys are crazy. There is nothing wrong with Disney attire, no matter your age. I know PLENTY of people who wear Disney hoodies with all sorts of characters on them. They definitely make adult clothing, as well.
Anyone who is a Disney fanatic (like myself, considering I grew up an hour and a half away) enjoys the clothing and the characters. It's ok to be young at heart. I own a couple Sleeping Beauty shirts as well as some Club 33 items from when I ate there.
Any guy who is actually embarrassed by his gf wearing a Tinkerbell hoodie is an idiot and is far too uptight. OP, find a real man who will never be embarrassed by anything you wear because it's too "childish."
(0)don't blame him, it's your fault for making him feel like a pedophile. he wants a woman, not a little girl, freaking weirdo.
#365 - On 03/09/2010 at 3:09pm by MidgetMonster
(0)that would piss me off too, if my GF dressed like a 6 year old
#389 - On 03/09/2010 at 10:34pm by XYZzzzzzzz
(+1)I agree. and OP, seriously? A "darling" Tinkerbell hoodie? Either you're very young or very rich, as I don't hear people often describe clothing as being "darling."
(-1)Don't mess with a Tunkerbell fan. I laughed at someone wearing a tunkerbell shirt once, and they pulled a sparkly pair of tongs out of the air and threw me out of a window by the nostrils. Now everytime someone says the word "orange" pixie dust comes put of my ears and I go into a coma.
#31 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:40pm by afatmonkey
(0)Gotta watch out for those sparkly tongs, man. Especially the ones that also glow in the dark--if you get yer nose hooked by those, blood and boogers will gush out for a week.
No fun. :/
(0)You think the sparkly ones are bad? Try the neon pink ones.
#77 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:07pm by ALegitNinja
(+1)I hear the ones with flamethrower attachments are the most painful.
#150 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:08pm by demoon
(0)Grow up Peter Pan, Count Chocula! You two are in the first quarter of the game and you threw a Hail Mary!
#163 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:17pm by knockasauras
(0)omg it was a 'wedding crashers' quote. For some reason tinkerbell made me think of Mr. Pan, and I happened to watch WC last night. ha?
#270 - On 03/09/2010 at 1:13am by knockasauras
(0)Yeah, how do you think the OP would act if her boyfriend was proud of his Justice Society of America t-shirt?
#374 - On 03/09/2010 at 6:02pm by crazytoaster
(0)Says the one who's name is "in wonderland"....Pot calling the kettle black much?
Personally I don't mind the occasional cartoon clothing, on a certain age group on occasions. I'm 20, and tend to try and dress my age, but all of my pajamas are elmo. Its fun to have a bit of kiddy stuff every now and then, keeps you from growing up to be a suit, keeps you human. However wearing childish clothes all the time is over the top and just makes you look like a crazy cat lady. Like the 40 odd year old woman in my tafe class who wears nothing but cartoon shirts and jeans. Its really your decision, and he shouldn't be so shallow, but maybe take a look at your wardrobe and see if it really does need a change.
(0)Your name is "Babblez", I guess that means we should disregard anything you say since you're just rambling.
(0)Disregard the fact that this wasn't placed under the comment intended.
And yeah, coz my nickname couldn't have any relation to my real name or anything now could it?
(-2)Tinkerbell isn't a princess dumbass. She is Peter Pan's pixie sidekick.
#155 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:10pm by demoon
(+1)Hacksaw never said Tinkerbell was a princess. Way to read, dumbass.
#188 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:47pm by totes_sucks
(+1)Good to see at least two people in this comment tree have basic reading comprehension skills.
Thanks for having my back, totes.
(+1)she fits under the Disney princess catagory in merchendise...if you go on the site and click "princesses" you will find her and her "friends"
(+2)Just because you act and think like a small child doesn't mean you should dress like one too. Grow up already.
(0)I agree. There's nothing cute about people over the age of 12 wearing Tinkerbell, Disney Princess, or any other kind of bullshit cartoon character clothing. You come off as childish and moronic and nobody will take you seriously. There's a much classier way of dressing cute/stylish rather than looking like some trailer trash cum dumpster.
#239 - On 03/09/2010 at 12:00am by avoidthegirl
He never said he didn't love her anymore, he was just embarrassed to be seen around her when she was dressing like a 6-year-old - and with good reason, it's time to grow up already.
#129 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:51pm by bgpink
(-2)WTF?! OP can dress like she wants, bitches! "grow up OP durrrr" You're all so mature taking shots at someone for their sense of fashion. Good day sirs! >:(
#14 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:33pm by anti_average
(0)Your profile picture confuses me. It seems as though you're anti-anti.
#41 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:45pm by boopityboppity
(0)I agree. wear what ever the hell you want, you're a grown ass woman and society can look the other direction if they don't like it.
(-1)A person who tries to determine what others may wear is a controlling asshole.
A person who dresses according to other peoples' whims is immature.
OP, don't be immature by caving-in to the controlling asshole.
(0)Well how old are you guys? I could probably see what he's saying if your past 30..
#18 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:34pm by Jessicaiful
(-1)haha! I think I want to take off my extremely comfortable tinkerbell hoody now... lol even thouh you can't see thee little tinkerbell on the shoulder.. I still feel bad for wearing it. lol FML. XD
#71 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:05pm by rawrimamuffin
(+1)what grown ass woman buys a tinkberbell shirt?? seriously grow up!
#289 - On 03/09/2010 at 2:25am by bella_coza
(+1)How old are you? 4? Personally, when I see a someone over age 10-11 wearing a something like a Tinkerbell hoodie it makes me think that they need to get out more. Not only that, but the fact it also leads me to believe you are a grown woman living in your childhood because that was your favorite time in life. Grow the eff up. OP, YDI, and FHL for dating you.
#320 - On 03/09/2010 at 7:39am by pepper3434
(-2)Id understand a tinkerbell shirt...A tinkerbell shirt. Not a WORDROBE of childish stuff...
#27 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:38pm by smashleighfig
(0)The good news is you don't have a guy with the Peter Pan Syndrome.
At least, he doesn't have it now, but maybe later on he'll "un-grow up" and become quite silly.
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YDI for wearing Disney characters but he shouldn't judge you. He should love you for who you are..right?
#34 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:41pm by nessalujin
(-1)he is trying but he can't love her for who she is if he DOESNT love her for who she is.
#64 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:59pm by WordsOfHope
(+1)Haha, you say, "YDI for wearing Disney characters," but then you say, "he shouldn't judge you."
Seems contradictory.
#81 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:09pm by boopityboppity
(0)Well He's the fiance.. HE shouldn't be judging her about things like that. We're just random people on the internet, it's our job to judge others and speak our minds freely ;-)
#184 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:44pm by SeedlessMe
(+1)Oh dear, what did my childish do this time?
Seriously guys, this isn't that hard. Your/you're. There's a difference. Now look into the camera and say "I'm not smarter than a fifth grader".
(+2)You deserve it for being old enough to have a fiance and still wearing a Tinkerbell hoodie.
#37 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:42pm by nevele11
(+2)This clearly isn't the only "childish" thing you bought. He thinks your closet is full of that crap.
#39 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:44pm by intensitive
(-1)# 25 You also left off the period and forgot to capitalize that first letter. *throws up the grammar nazi salute*
#40 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:44pm by anti_average
(+1)that is a little weird... how old are you, 6? Who calls a Disney cartoon sweater "Darling" anyway?? I mean, seriously. You're husband is right.
#42 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:45pm by ahugit
(+1)Only if it's a girl. Dudes are 'fiancé'. It's French. :)
#51 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:48pm by ScaryyMary
(+1)If he's ur fiancé then shouldn't u be a little to old for that?I agree with him I'm 12 and even I still don't wear that,btw so u get some use for him telling u that make him take u shopping for a new wardrobe and if he tell u no say then I guess u will have to deal with me wearing Disney
#56 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:52pm by jacqueline101
(+1)I have a kitty named Caboo. She's a flaming homosexual too.
#59 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:55pm by ToxicKittieh
(+1)It's obvious you're twelve. You can't spell at all, and your entire comment is a run on sentence.
(+2)Why should he spend his hard-earned money, just because she has no fashion sense?
Sexism works both ways...
#196 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:51pm by totes_sucks
(+2)Why are we all talking to a twelve year old like an adult? That's my question. She's twelve, she'll learn about these wonderful things in time. Well, unless she's in, say, Texas. In which case she'll believe the Earth is flat.
#307 - On 03/09/2010 at 3:32am by truthisRelative
(-1)The 12 y/o has made the best point so far. If he's your fiance, he should already be used to your childish wardrobe (unless this is something new, if that's the case, he's right). But seriously, if he doesn't like it, then he needs to buy you what he approves of (apparently, anything that doesn't have cartoons.... so that should still be fun/good for you).
At least your engaged! ooo.. you should mess w/ him and tell him the wedding is going to be tinkerbell/peter pan theme and you need him to get all his guys together for a tight-fitting... ;) haha..
(0)We're men! We're men in tights, tights, tights! ^_^
#334 - On 03/09/2010 at 10:20am by anti_average
(-2)you should've told him if he let it pass, you'd make him fly
...in bed?
#57 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:54pm by KurouTenshi
(0)I guess this is one of your "swing and a miss" moments?
I'm waiting for another one from you that makes me laugh, like one I read a few FMLs ago.
#101 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:26pm by boopityboppity
(0)sorry I used an ampercand...again...
but yeah don't worry, I can't really FML and watch movies at the same time LOL
#254 - On 03/09/2010 at 12:36am by KurouTenshi
(+2)so you're either to young to be getting married, or you're to immature. grow up. who can take you seriously in the adult world when a childish disney character is grinning out of your shirt? YDI, and I can't blame your fiancee for being embarresed that they woman he loves has the mind of a three year old.
#58 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:54pm by damnrosi
(-2)That was rude of him. Where I live, I see grown women wearing tinkerbell, winny the poo, hello kitty, tweety bird, etc. stuff quite often. They're usually very nice, bubbly women too. It's not my thing, but you're definitely not immature for dressing like that.
If he doesn't like it, he could be more subtle and maybe buy you a few shirts himself.
#61 - On 03/08/2010 at 8:56pm by HappyLittleGhost
(+2)if you're old enough to have a fiancé, you shouldn't be wearing Disney characters
#65 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:00pm by buggybeauty
(+2)that tinker wardrobe is so trashy and embarrassing YDI
#68 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:02pm by mrspitiful
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If your fiance loves you enough to marry you, he shouldn't really care what you wear.
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Yes, exactly. I'm turning 21 in June, and I've asked my mom to make my party Little Mermaid themed. My boyfriend just thinks it's funny and cute. Still liking Disney does not make you childish, it makes you young at heart.
#121 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:43pm by DreamerofWorlds
(-1)What does TBH stand for? Too many acronyms, my brain hurts. :/
#145 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:05pm by DreamerofWorlds
(-1)Thank you. :) I don't use very many acronyms beyond the ol' "lol" or the FML related ones.
#288 - On 03/09/2010 at 2:21am by DreamerofWorlds
(0)Grown ass people should not wear any kind of cartoon character!! Just sayin'!
#76 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:05pm by mirkayscar
(0)Grown ass people shouldn't care how other people dress. A "mature" person judges by character, and not by appearance. Just because I'm "grown" doesn't mean I should conform to your boring ass standards, and neither should the OP.
#127 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:48pm by anti_average
(+4)This reminds me of the days when I worked at a tattoo shop and grown women would come in asking for Pooh bears and Tinkerbells. yuck.
#78 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:07pm by johnnydeath
(+3)If I worked at a tattoo shop I wouldn't let people get trashy tattoos. I don't care how much money I'd lose, at least I would save them from ending up on peopleofwalmart.com
#91 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:17pm by madasahatter
(-1)Uhh, no, you'd just be losing a hella lot if business. They'd just go get it elsewhere.
#116 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:39pm by DreamerofWorlds
(0)Tinkerbell is awesome!!! People think not wearing cartoon character clothes would make them way more mature but it doesnt matter. If boys dont like it kick their ass!!!
(0)I agree with him. The only people who wear Tinkerbell are little kids and extremely trashy middle aged women.
#85 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:14pm by madasahatter
(+1)Its a HOODIE. Who gives a crap. Guys can wear Batman and Zelda tees into their thirties but you get onto someone who might just happen to like disney things. My step sister is 26 and she wears Tinkerbell. But she saves it for when she is going somewhere casual like the store. My only concern is the way he talked to her. She has a right to wear what she wants. Unless they were going someplace serious then he has no right to tell her she can't wear a jacket/hoodie that she wants. Guys wear stupid things that teen boys wear all the time. Unless he has a perfect, stylish wardrobe then he cannot talk.
#92 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:17pm by ChihiruLee
(0)But Batman and Zelda are significantly less 'kiddie' than Tinkerbell. Seriously, Batman = okay for teens, while Tinkerbell = okay for 5 year old little girls.
So by the time you're on your way to 30, Tinkerbell has a much bigger gap than Batman...
She can wear whatever she likes, but I do see her fiance's point if her whole wardrobe is made of that sort of thing. It's okay to wear if you're a tiny little girl or an old cat lady. Anywhere in between, one would hope there's more than just that sort of thing in your wardrobe. From time to time, sure, but all the time... tiring, no?
(+1)"She has a right to wear what she wants."
He is not taking away her right away - he didn't forbid her to wear the clothing. It's just that he just doesn't want to be seen with her when she's dressed like that.
(-1)You also have to remember they have basically attempted to make Tinkerbell into a sex symbol, though. :/ To cater to the older/middle crowd.
Honestly, the fiance is still a douche. If he's that embarrassed of her, they shouldn't be together. Period. There is no reason she should have to change how she wants to dress to suit his whim.
#264 - On 03/09/2010 at 12:58am by BLNovelist
(-1)Batman is a man who dresses like a bat and Zelda is a teen game. They are still often seen as childish and immature, and associated with people who are awkward and losers. While lately batman has become slightly cooler, so has Tinkerbell. Just because you might not like her does not mean that Op does not have a right to wear it. It is not the end of the world. Her fiance is an ass for treating her as if she is a child. What she wears--unless she is wearing booty shorts, a thong and her bra--is her business. If he is embarrassed about her then he needs to leave her.
#318 - On 03/09/2010 at 7:30am by ChihiruLee
(0)I'm inclined to agree with him based entirely on your use of the word darling as a descriptor.
Normally I'd go with be yourself, but it sounds like you're prone to exaggeration.
#96 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:22pm by Emrysa
(0)Ok, if you were on a trip to Disney World / Land and bought a shirt to commemorate the vacation, I can see purchasing a Tinkerbell sweatshirt. I, myself, bought character clothes in gift shops. However, if you were at the local Wal-Mart and saw a 'darling' sweat shirt that you 'had to have' then... seriously...? Don't be a 10-year-old.
(-1)tinkerbell? thats really cute, i love it. fuck all the people who say "thats so childish" its clothes!!
(0)A lot of people wear Tinkerbell stuff. it isn't just for little kids. maybe just wear it around the house and not in public?
#105 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:31pm by angela_gail2010
(0)I like cute stuff too but even I feel weird for wearing such stuff outside and I'm not even that old. You CAN wear it outside, but maybe when you're with your friends or on your own. But then again, if he's gonna be marrying you, he should've known that you liked those kinds of things and should've been accepting it =__= oh wells.
(-1)Read my comment, I seriously said that, those are the only two kinds of people I've ever seen wear Tinkerbell anything.
#141 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:04pm by Erniesduck123
(-1)Seriously people, it's Disney, it's TIMELESS. There's nothing wrong with wearing a Tinkerbell hoodie if you want =/
Why is it that as soon as you become a certain age you have to conform and wear boring ass clothes which are just plain? At least she has some originally in her clothes and isn't a drone to what you idiots think.
Disney wouldn't like you talking to people like that, little girl.
#125 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:48pm by catherine004
(0)Does her language offend your sensitive eyes, Catherine? :P
#132 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:55pm by anti_average
why yes, yes it does!
ass is such a bad word....I prefer bum. or rump :)
#140 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:02pm by catherine004
(0)I personally like rump myself. It does have a nice ring to it doesn't it?
#156 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:10pm by anti_average
indeed, it's always been a favorite of mine! like in elementary school, it was the butt word choice of teachers
#160 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:14pm by catherine004
(0)What Not To Wear. Watch it, learn it, live it.
Damn you're from the UK... I'll FedEx you some episodes.
(0)the people who do the What not to wear program in th UK have often won worst dressed awards. Just so you know.
(0)Its true though, I wouldnt be caught dead with you wearing that, but then again its your style.
#131 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:54pm by Hellooomindyy
(0)And if he bought himself a "darling" Dumbo or 101 Dalmations sweatshirt, what would you think?
I thought it was illegal for 12 year olds to marry. Just saying.
#134 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:57pm by technicolour_
(0)I'd have to see her wardrobe before I started throwing stones.
I guess it would depend on the shirt. I have a Kermit the Frog hoodie, but I only wear it around the house or if I'm fishing. I mean the fish don't care what I wear.
However I'm kind of wondering why he would ask her to marry him if he was so embarrassed by her. I seriously doubt he proposed to her and she suddenly went "childish" on him.
Thankfully my fiancé doesn't really care what I wear. He's marrying me, not my clothes.
To add to this I've heard several people in the U.K. say darling and yes they were adults.
#135 - On 03/08/2010 at 9:58pm by TotalPandamonium
(0)I live in the UK and trust me, outside of Enid Blyton novels it isn't the norm.
Unless you're friends with the Famous Five?
#201 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:56pm by totes_sucks
(0)The famous five? The the power of five series by Anthony Horowitz? is that what you mean? cause i like that series.
(0)Google Enid Blyton, Famous Five. It's a series of novels about some very annoying children and a dog.
#216 - On 03/08/2010 at 11:19pm by totes_sucks
(0)Where does it say the OP dresses this way normally? Also, who are you to judge someone when you also wear clothing that could be considered "immature". I'm afraid I must declare your post full of fail, and request that you stfu and gtfo. =[
#144 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:05pm by anti_average
(0)I think I love you and want to adopt you as my third child. XD
#148 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:06pm by TotalPandamonium
(+1)I'm really confused why my comment got removed? I wasn't judging the OP, and I was saying I have a small collection of novelty tees that would also be considered childish. I just have never seen Tinkerbell worn by anybody that looked classy. I think some of the t-shirts from suppliers such as 'Hot Topic' of cartoon characters can be worn in a silly, tongue-in-cheek way. I would like an administrator from the site to explain why my comment was modified and in what way in violated the rules.
#255 - On 03/09/2010 at 12:40am by Erniesduck123
(+1)Oh, and by the way, I assumed from the comment her fiancé made regarding her childish wardrobe, that this was in fact, a common way for her to dress. Whereas I have at most five t-shirts, out of more than 70 articles of clothing, it appears that the OP has more than the normal amount of childish clothing and needs an intervention with "What Not to Wear" immediately. I used myself as an example to show that having a few articles of clothing with a Disney princess or comic book character is ok, unlike what some of the other commentators on this site believe , but that an excessive amount, like the OP, is not ok.
#262 - On 03/09/2010 at 12:50am by Erniesduck123
(0)
Your comment wasn't modified at all; merely moderated.
Since it was the work of another moderator, I can only guess why it was moderated. I'm going to assume it was because of the "white-trash sluts or fat black woman" part, which quite obviously violates the commenting rules, even if we assume there was no racism intended there, therefore it was moderated.
In any case, please make these kinds of enquiries directly next time, via either the support email address, or by private message to a moderator. Thanks.
(0)I agree it is childish adn no woman over 18 should wear stuff like that!!!!
#146 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:05pm by jfarrow9703
(0)Tinkerbell's lame. She tried to kill Wendy, and the bitch doesn't even talk. I happen to be obsessed with the Little Mermaid though. I've heard it in 33 languages, I have stickers, posters, pencil cases, and yes, I'm over 13 and am in a stable relationship with a guy who doesn't find it childish. The Little Mermaid is the best godamned movie in the whole godamned world, godamnit!
(0)They've actually redone Tinkerbell in her own movie, and she does talk now.
I totally agree about The Little Mermaid though. :D
#302 - On 03/09/2010 at 3:08am by DreamerofWorlds
(0)Good, Tinkerbell sucks! It's so annoying when chicks obsess over frickin' Disney Characters and princesses and stuff, it's why stupid retarded chicks think they're princess and stuff, it's so stupid.
#161 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:14pm by JessiKitty_lol
(+1)he's right. grow the fuck up. tinkerbelle isn't "darling" unless you're 6.
#166 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:21pm by skudgobang
(-1)I'm afraid most grown ups try not to curse unnecessarily, or judge people with different tastes than they have. You're hardly someone who should be speaking about "growing up".
#169 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:26pm by anti_average
(0)ur a fucking dumbass how fucking old are u 2 grow some breasts and wear something slutty!
#172 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:35pm by blademaster23
(+1)Seeing an adult wearing tinkerbell, sylvester or pooh makes me want to gouge my eyes out. The only people I've seen wearing tinkerbell is the 50+ year old liquor store man/lady, old women in nighties at walmart and 10 year olds.
#176 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:38pm by alexandraa
(0)I love how most of you who are calling her immature not only display immaturity through your inability to control your anger, but some of you can't even spell!
#177 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:39pm by anti_average
(+1)At least we don't define ourselves by being anti-popular opinion. Whilst the opinion I hold may adhere to that of the majority, how does that make it any less valid than yours?
Anthropologically speaking you are bad for the species.
#203 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:59pm by totes_sucks
(-1)I never said your opinion was any less valid, I merely stated the irony that most of these commentors seem to defeat their own arguments. I'm afraid you've misunderstood, and thrown out a completely unnecessary insult. Piss off, will you?
#206 - On 03/08/2010 at 11:04pm by anti_average
(+1)Crickey, I do love an adult and reasoned debate.
I was trying to comment on how most people who ally themselves with the 'anti' culture and pride themselves on their mature, independent and informed opinions are often the most closed-minded of all. I love it when I'm proved wrong...
#217 - On 03/08/2010 at 11:22pm by totes_sucks
(-1)As I've said before, you've completely misunderstood. The term 'anti' can be used synonymously with the word 'negate'. The point of anti is not to be completely for or against something, it is to negate the advantages the competition may hold over you. It also states that accepting the norm, while human, is not acceptable. In other words my interpretation of anti is "It's ok to be flawed, but not ok to accept it" That's why my screen name is "anti_average" not "anti_popular_opinion."
#321 - On 03/09/2010 at 8:01am by anti_average
(-1)wow ok y'all are rediculous!! what's wrong with liking tinkerbell? why should her husband be such a jackass about what she wears? OP: you should wear what ever you like to wear, if he doesn't like it, f*ck him!
#181 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:41pm by twilight_0118
(-1)More like don't fuck him. Maybe he'll change his mind after that.
#185 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:45pm by PurelyHabit
(0)hmmm.... seems like some of the commenters are sexist...
my opinion
#182 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:42pm by sammichpls1231
(0)Its not about liking tinkerbell... maybe the goodie was just cute... and he judged her by her wardrobe, doesn't that count for anything?
(-2)If you're old enough to be getting engaged, you're far too old to be wearing Disney characters on your clothing.
(-1)Whenever I imagine someone wearing Disney character clothes, I always picture them as fat, nerdy girls...Oh well! You deserve it for choosing an immature piece of clothing. Tinkerbell is for little girls, not grown, married women.
#197 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:52pm by RabidZebra
(+1)Strip down naked and say "How does this look?". Then tell him you hoped he enjoyed it because he will never see it again--then dump him.
#200 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:55pm by okieraider71
(0)Nothing wrong with this! Your fiance is a bit of a jerk.
My mum ADORES Tinkerbell, and guess what I get her every year for Christmas? You guessed it, Tinkerbell themed items! Last year was a necklace and earring set, and she still wears the necklace daily. And I'm always picking up new shirts and hoodies for her.
#202 - On 03/08/2010 at 10:59pm by GoddessDigi
(0)that's sweet.. not creepy. That's very nice of you. BTW TO EVERYONE>>> the OP (and this person above ^^) didn't MAKE these Tinkerbell things/clothes, they bought them.... if they are being made, OBVIOUSLY people wear them, so no on is in the wrong for wearing Disney themed items. Everyone has an inner-child and they should be able to show it... it doesn't make them childish or immature..
I think the complete opposite is FAR more annoying.. when young kids dress like they are waaaaay older.. i cringe when i see 11-12 yr olds that look like complete sluts......
it's okay, OP.. keep doing your thing.
(0)Okay, I hope you're not looking for any sympathy putting up this FML. This isn't even an FML. YDI for not growing up. I feel bad for your finacee, I can't imagne why he's still marrying you. Grow the fuck up.
(+1)that's messed up!!!! a guy shouldn't like or not like u just cuz of wat u wear!!
#209 - On 03/08/2010 at 11:12pm by asianshotty4311
(+1)That's ridiculous.
Do you think a guy would have a serious relationship with someone who always dresses like a hooker? No, because most likely, he would want a woman who respects herself.
(+1)well I like everything about my gf and I find it cute when she does stuff like that:)
#210 - On 03/08/2010 at 11:13pm by weritomexican
(0)good god! who wants to wear old people clothes. let her have her hoodie. where the sense of fun? all you people bitching probably have something pertaining to Spongebob, Foster's or some other cartoon you enjoy. it's fucking pathetic that her fiancé and to bitch about a tink hoodie. I'd wear it, especially if i was stuck in work clothes all week.
#212 - On 03/08/2010 at 11:15pm by Paradoodle
(0)maybe you should only wear that if your just at home going to the store or going to Disneyland? just a suggestion.
#213 - On 03/08/2010 at 11:16pm by imchanel
yes i agree . i guess it kinda depends if you wear that kind of stuff all the time , or you just got it because its just a cute one-time thing . =/
#225 - On 03/08/2010 at 11:34pm by FYL_biotchXD
(0)He could have let you walk out looking like a retard but he decided not to. He gets brownie points for honesty, but loses them for waiting too long to do so!
(-1)umm..woww sorry but that's kinda rude of him but yet a tinker bell sweatshirt was not the best pick!
#220 - On 03/08/2010 at 11:25pm by lillster360
(-1)if you're old enough to be engged, why would you be wearing a tinkerbell hoodie? I have yet to understand why people put Disney charcter stickers on their cars, or seat covers, etc. what really amazes me is when people crowd their dashboard with stuffed animals.
#223 - On 03/08/2010 at 11:29pm by whatchasay8389
(-1)ok he is overreacting about it but how old are you? 4 and a half? come on, you should wear whatever you want but that is kinda childish
(-1)I agree with uour fiancé. Tinkerbell is ok as long as your about 10. Since that is to young to even think of marriage in most of the civilised world, you are way to old to wear the sweater. Goes for most cartoons really.
(+1)my music teacher(awsome punk guy) wears Jack skelaton shirts... what about him?
#234 - On 03/08/2010 at 11:52pm by bezach
(+1)awe. I'm sorry. I think that it's a dick move for him to do that. he's an asshole.
#235 - On 03/08/2010 at 11:57pm by gayashellfml
(0)To everyone who has been being rude and to everyone whose parents EVER IN THEIR "ADULT" LIFE wore anything from looney tunes, mickey mouse (and any crew member) any shirt with sayings or fun designs on it: try saying everything you wrote to the OP to their (your parents) face and see if you don't get a slap in the face and a shove out the door. if you can't get away with being a jerk to your parents why the heck would you think it's ok to do it to a stranger and COMPLETELY judge that person when you know nothing of the situation except what she wrote?
i bet over half of you at one point have glared at people for "judging you" too. a bunch of hypocrites. that's all you are. p.s. i'll bet over half of you have wardrobe items that have something "childish" on it. if not you must be over 60. in that case, don't you have something better to do?
OP: personally, i think that you should most likely change your wardrobe or at least renovate a portion, it sounds like your fiance is overwhelmed with the disney and not everyone has the same appreciation for it as you may have. learn to compromise, you're gonna have to learn to if you're getting married anyways.
#237 - On 03/08/2010 at 11:59pm by hummingbug
(0)Never in my life has the thought of wearing tinkerbell anything crossed my mind, and I'm not even old enough to marry.
(-1)YOU DESERVE IT because if you are old enough to have a fiance, you are old enough to start acting and DRESSING like a woman, not a child. I have NEVER worn anything with any random character since I was at least 12. Come on people! It's time to grow up!
(0)that's mean!!
i'd dump him if he was gonna be that expectant of you.
in most cases its the girl that tells the guy that. and he just dumps her. u should do the same.
#242 - On 03/09/2010 at 12:04am by EmmyGrangerDC
(-1)woow.. think of ur fiancé n place urself in his shoes... my soon to b wife is wearing children clothes.. wouldn't u b embarrised if he wore pooh bear in public with you?
(0)I'd love it if my husband wore a shirt with Pooh on it. I love Pooh. :D
#251 - On 03/09/2010 at 12:31am by GoddessDigi
(-1)And he's absolutely correct, unless you're twelve years old and he's a Mormon with a harem of child-brides.
#245 - On 03/09/2010 at 12:12am by captainmaharet
(-1)"Darling" Tinkerbell hoodie?
I'm sure you're the kind of person that would constantly buy costume-themed outfits for her children well out of infanthood, though from the looks of things your man wouldn't allow it. Hopefully he won't cut you much slack past a certain age, lest you mentally scar your kids and embarass them throughout their childhood.
I'm reminded of A Christmas Story and Ralphie's hideous bunny outfit, and his dad screaming "TAKE IT OFF!" as he runs back up the stairs. You would love that shit, wouldn't you?
#246 - On 03/09/2010 at 12:15am by Nakedsquirrel
(0)Probably would have ended differently had the hoodie been the only thing you were wearing! Anything else was a wardrobe malfunction. YDI!
#247 - On 03/09/2010 at 12:16am by masterblaster39
(+1)I have heard of things worse than tinker bell.
: )
#250 - On 03/09/2010 at 12:30am by arielradonski
(0)You should dress age appropriately. But you sound like an annoying bitch. 'Darling'? The shirt is just a catalyst.
(+1)Your fiance is an idiot. If he can't appreciate your childish side, well he doesn't deserve you! I hope when I'm older I'll still enjoy my childish things, and any guy who can't accept that isn't worth being with.
#258 - On 03/09/2010 at 12:42am by mutant_tomato
(0)even if it was a really nice sweater, he's a guy. he's probably not going to be impressed by clothing with Disney characters.
#268 - On 03/09/2010 at 1:08am by lizamaphone
(0)If adults aren't allowed to wear articles of clothing displaying various cartoon characters, why do they make them in adult sizes? Hmmm?
(-1)What fantasy world do you live in where a man would like a darling tinkerbell hoodie.
#272 - On 03/09/2010 at 1:18am by bridgetoparadise
(+1)Screw him. Find yourself a guy who likes the same things you do. There are plenty of guys out there who wouldn't complain about a cartoon character on your hoodie.
#279 - On 03/09/2010 at 1:29am by bugmenotmofo
(+1)Oh for jumpin Jeezus'sake...why does it matter how a person dresses, how shallow her fiance [and you] need be to open that sort of discussion. It's the inside that matters, and if she finds that sort of clothing cute, so be it.
And it has NO RELATION to adulthood, there are enough idiots in suits and ties.
What, you expect people to start dressing Amish once they're engaged?
It's pretty damn sad, how people have to completely wrong idea of what being an adult is.
#280 - On 03/09/2010 at 1:30am by WalterKovacs
(0)Hmm!!! what an idiot jack a-- seriously!! sure you're prob a little too old for tinkerbell but who cares. he shouldn't be like that with you... a real man loves a girl/woman for who she is not what she wears!!
(-1)285: She didn't say he wasn't going to love her, it's just stupid.
Anyone who uses "darling" to describe something needs to be shot. OP: Return it or wear it when you're with him. Easy as.
(-1)You're getting married adn ur still wearing tinkerbell sweaters? Grow up lady.
#291 - On 03/09/2010 at 2:32am by gangstahjennstah
(-1)lol cute. but honestly I hope this was an isolated incident. I would hate to know people are getting married to 9 year olds nowadays.
(+1)Your BF is an idiot. You should be able to wear whatever you want. I love Tinkerbell, I'm 20 and I don't give a crap about what some idiots think.
#294 - On 03/09/2010 at 2:34am by Coccinelle
(-1)Why the fuck did you hope he would like that??? Is he gay? Some girls can be so lame.
#295 - On 03/09/2010 at 2:36am by VirtuallyUnbreak
(-1)Wow. Grow up. Few men care what you wear to begin with, and further more, even less will care about fucking Tinkerbell. If you're getting married, you shouldn't be parading around in children's clothes. (Just because they make it in adult sizes does not mean you should be buying it.)
#296 - On 03/09/2010 at 2:38am by alicethehatter
(+2)People are always in a rush to grow up. Several people admire one thing - some (more like a lot, perhaps :] ) admire chocolate, others admire movies. The OP admires Tinkerbell. Big deal. People wear band shirts, shirts with movie images / quotes, indulge themselves with chocolate, etc. Just because she happened to admire one thing that people perceive as 'childish', doesn't mean she IS childish. I would like to think it means she doesn't care about what people think, and that's great. If her fiancée cares what other people think, then his fault for proposing to a girl that's more mature than to stoop to the level of worrying about other people's opinions.
#299 - On 03/09/2010 at 2:55am by Luce_del_sole
(-1)ydi. Seriously, aren't u jst a little too old to dress in something a 5 year old little girl would think is cool.
#303 - On 03/09/2010 at 3:12am by jhowe72192
(-1)least he's honest I mean he could of been nicer but give the man credit for being honest
ydi because your like what past 20 and you wear little girls cloths I'm sure if you went shopping it would not kill you to get a new wardrobe
#309 - On 03/09/2010 at 3:55am by ferrarimach1
(-1)if he's that blunt about how you dress over all you must have been dressing the same way for a while grow up or get dumped
(+1)With the many horrible comments on this little FML alone, I have lost a great chunk of faith in humanity.
(-3)Too many negative votes, comment buried. Show the comment.
look you got some real childhood issues. I can imagine your fantasy would be childhood cartoon characters fucking like crazy. naughty naughty. how would the kids feel. ever think of them. o feel sorry for you fiancé. he should dump yo ass right there. however I wouldn't mind reimacting the adult scene from aladin. yeah aladin pound jasmines vag. woo hoo
#313 - On 03/09/2010 at 4:57am by Giorgio272
(-1)yeah well u shud listen to him I have a tinkerbell hoodie and I'm 13 I've had it since
I was 10
#319 - On 03/09/2010 at 7:33am by lizibebexo
(+1)Then simply tell the asshole to stay home by himself, and go rock your Tinkerbell hoodie all you want.
I don't see a problem with it at all. I love Disney movies. I'm almost 20, and I have a Disney shirt I got from Florida on vacation 7 years ago (so I just turned 13) and I still wear it to this day, and it has all the Disney characters on it. Nothing wrong with enjoying Disney. I've never been a Tinkerbell fan myself, but I know plenty of people who are. I even know someone who is wearing a dress similiar to hers at her wedding. Don't let his negativity rule you. If he doesn't want to go out in public with you because of your hoodie, then tell him he doesn't have to. However, his reasoning is stupid, and I really doubt this would cause him to not go in public with you. I'm sure if you wear the hoodie, he'll get over it. Otherwise, he's the one being immature here.
(+1)Yup!
Of course the fiancé has the right to dislike the hoodie. But to be as disrespectful as saying he won't go anywhere with the OP until she wears something decent ? What the heck ?
I will be 27 this year. I live near Disneyland Paris (takes me an hour to get there by train or car) and, wait, Tinkerbell is even my favorite (but fave princess is Aurora) .
Would I go to dates with a Tink sweater ? NO.
Will I still collect Tink stuff ? HELL YEAH.
Would I go to job interviews in a Tink hoodie ? Hell NO... but I wouldn't go with a hoodie anyway.
Sure, you should always wear appropriate clothing when going out, but that depends on the occasion, and the level of formality... not anyone's taste but your own.
(+1)I know, it's her dam life so she can wear watever she wants. If he doesn't like it then he doesn't deserve her.
(-1)You sound like one of those avid Wal-Mart shoppers with two inch brown roots in your hair who thinks Tweety Bird t-shirts saying "I'm the Princess...DEAL WITH IT" are also darling. No.
#328 - On 03/09/2010 at 9:08am by astro_plastic
(-1)Tinkerbell, any Disney characters, Any WB characters and WInnie the Pooh are not adult wear. They are for children's clothing. They should be left that way.
#330 - On 03/09/2010 at 9:51am by skatterbug
(+1)all u ppl need to leave her alone there is nothing wrong with tink
#331 - On 03/09/2010 at 10:00am by dbdunkin11
(0)Today, my fiancee brought home another damn Tinkerbell hoodie. Why must she spend all this money on cartoons? FML
#332 - On 03/09/2010 at 10:14am by jawa6306
(+1)Just tell the boyfriend that you also got the matching Tinkerbell thong, and he won't be seeing THAT either!!
LoL
Don't try to be one of the sheep in the flock, dress the way you want, and tell the rest to go to hell....
(0)this and that both work in this place not that it should matter it's fml but just th let u know
#395 - On 03/10/2010 at 11:01am by dbdunkin11
(+1)Lol I have a tinkerbell hoodie my mother in law got me. I love tink and for him to call you childish is ridiculous I'm sure he has xhilish flaws about him ALL men do!
(-1)saying "darling" before "tinkerbell hoodie" isnt going to change our minds about your stupid purchse
#338 - On 03/09/2010 at 10:50am by karina_said
(0)Purchse? Correcting your spelling error isn't going to change my mind about your inability to proofread.
#341 - On 03/09/2010 at 11:01am by anti_average
(+1)I personally think that if you like tinkerbell he should just get over it. I'll continue to wear all of my t-shirts that reference video games and movies from my childhood the rest of my life
#339 - On 03/09/2010 at 10:54am by dream_warrior
(-1)It's unfortunate for you that he's not a pedophile.
#340 - On 03/09/2010 at 10:56am by babygraprefruit
(-1)I love Tinkerbell, and I see nothing wrong with having one item of clothing featuring her. If you have a whole closet full of clothes like that though, your husband might want to give What Not to Wear a call. And a good rule of thumb - if you describe something as "darling," it's probably meant for children.
(-1)YDI. I don't even know why they make clothing with Disney characters on it for adults. It's fucking creepy. If you like Tinkerbell so much, why don't you get a poster or a key chain so you can still express yourself but you don't embarrass your husband either.
#345 - On 03/09/2010 at 11:23am by jasmine_xo
(0)the fact that you called your hoodie darling tells me YDI
#347 - On 03/09/2010 at 11:42am by Brettersson
(0)if that's ur bigest reason for YDI then I really think u should a) grow up b) find a girlfriend/boyfriend whichever u want and c) get a vocabulary cuz it works fine for a word to discribe ur hoodie
#397 - On 03/10/2010 at 11:06am by dbdunkin11
(+1)OP - wear whatever you want, so long as it suits your figure and your entire outfit isn't tinkerbell, I don't see a problem. Hey, maybe Disney characters are your trademark. As long as you're not getting a huge Mickey Mouse tattooed on your neck or boob or inner thigh, it's not trashy or immature. (Yeah, I've seen those). Hell, a tinkerbell tat on your shoulder would actually be quite cute (imo), although I personally like my sons skulls better: one one the left shoulder with horns, one on the right shoulder with a halo.
Anyway, your boyfriend was really rude about it and I would re-think him telling you part of who you are is embarassing.
Everyone else: come on, she's wearing a tinkerbell hoodie, not running around knifing people and raping baby animals, Jesus
#348 - On 03/09/2010 at 11:49am by TryToBeKind
(+1)I agree with TryToBeKind. It's her opinion, not yours, and even I think some of the Disney clothes for adults can be nice. Plus, she only said it was a hoodie, not that she obsessed over Tinkerbell, and had a spare room made up for whenever she wanted to visit.
OP, wear whatever the hell you want, if your fiance has a problem with it, you can tell him where to shove his hate of Tink or any other Disney characters.
As 383 said, by saying that, he proved himself to be rude, and even more immature. Tell him to grow a pair, if he refuses to be seen with you for wearing a Disney hoodie, then tell him that's fine, you have friends who will go out with you no matter what you're wearing.
#349 - On 03/09/2010 at 12:10pm by H0llyw00dWh0r3
(+1)tell him you dont want to be seen with someone who takes life too seriously and leave his @ss. find soomeone who will stand up for you instead of suppressing you.
#350 - On 03/09/2010 at 12:13pm by satanstoystore
(+1)Riddle me this - if it were a low-cut tank top with a slutty fairy on it, how many of you would call "lame and childish" and how many of you would change your opinion to "hot and punk"? Is it just Disney that makes it childish, or anything supernatural?
#351 - On 03/09/2010 at 12:15pm by perstephane
(-1)Nothing is "punk" about a cheap Tinkerbell tank top. In fact, nothing is punk about anything that is sold at Hot Topic.
#352 - On 03/09/2010 at 12:31pm by astro_plastic
If you're 28 and you're still wearing low-cut tank tops, you need some serious growing up to do (that was just a generalized age). Your wardrobe should reflect your age. It might be hard, but at the same time how embarrassing is it to be mistaken for a high school student, or even middle school because you're incapable of dressing yourself properly?
#373 - On 03/09/2010 at 5:24pm by verylsin
(0)verylsin: Ummm, you HAVE to be young. 28 is not old. I'm 27. There are girls that I know that are older than me that are smoking hot. One of my best friends is 45 and could still pull off sexy attire. Your actual age has nothing to do with how you age.
For reference: Kate Beckinsale is 36, almost 37. Are you saying she shouldn't wear anything lowcut because she's too old?
Sandra Bullock is 45, going on 46. She still has an amazing body.
Halle Berry is 44, going on 45.
(0)Why thank you! I was trying to be diverse in my examples, so I could hit more than one target audience, lol.
(+1)if he really cared bout u I think that he should be willing to be sceen with u no matter what and be there for u one of my xgirlfriends liked tink also so I bought her a nice tink hoodie cuz I care bout her so if all u people think that it's her fault for liking tink stuff then what do u wear overpriced name brand shit I mean ones to be talking oone deserves to wear whatever they r fans of like I like the chicigo bulls so I have some of that stuff I don't think it matters what ur a fan of u can support it
#353 - On 03/09/2010 at 1:00pm by dbdunkin11
(-1)if you are over the age of 20, you should not be wearing Disneyland attire, especially a tinkerbell hoodie. It is childish and is only reserved for birthdays and random childish events, hence the childish statement.
#354 - On 03/09/2010 at 1:10pm by nono_rific
(+1)then ur bfs a douchebag who can't let u express urself u should dump him
#358 - On 03/09/2010 at 1:41pm by pyrodude185
(+1)my husband hates it when I wear clothes that are too grown up..lmao. Tell your fiance to take the stick out of his ass and relax.. Life is too short, do what you want.
#359 - On 03/09/2010 at 2:01pm by starzchick
(0)tinkerbell is awesome! fuck him for not having good taste!
#360 - On 03/09/2010 at 2:44pm by marquisdesade
(0)Um, wearing Disney attire *is* childish. Around the house/pajamas would be one thing, but routinely wearing Disney clothes in public is a bit different. That being said, you can wear whatever you want, but other people are allowed to judge you for it.
#363 - On 03/09/2010 at 3:00pm by deaditegirl
(0)How embarrassing. Two mothers I know still wear Looney Toons and Disney stuff. It's sort of OK for them because they're both like 60 and had a good run anyway. And I go to Walmart and see people of past-college-years wearing Tinkerbell hoodies and Dragonball Z shirts there, and it's still OK because it's just Walmart and I expect everyone at Walmart to look trashy anyway (me included, wearing my flannel pajamas, mmm so warm and comfy)
There's a time and a place, people. I don't expect you all to be fashionable. But a plain gray tshirt and jeans is better than a Tinkerbell hoodie.
(0)Protip: If you got it at Walmart, it's not stylish.
#369 - On 03/09/2010 at 4:43pm by deoxylophone
(0)protip person u should take ur head out of ur ass and realize that it doesn't have to be a walmart thing
#372 - On 03/09/2010 at 5:20pm by dbdunkin11
(0)OP, tell your bf to piss off and be happy with who you are. I'm taking my wife and daughter to Disney world in 10 days and they can buy and wear any Disney princess outfits they like. And my wife is hot when she wears her lowcut tinkerbell tops.
#370 - On 03/09/2010 at 4:50pm by sgtgrim570
(0)Why would you possibly think he'd actually /like/ an article of clothing with Tinkerbell on it? You're his fiance, not his daughter.
#371 - On 03/09/2010 at 5:11pm by whatshernuts
(0)Why? Because he's convinced his shit doesn't stink? Her bf should be careful on that high horse he's riding around on. God forbid he should fall and have to walk around with the rest of us. What if he saw his reflection and saw he was no different? *gasps*
There is not enough information given to make an accurate judgment so I'm gonna discuss hypothetical situations.
1) If OP has a small selection of Tinkerbell merchandise and doesn't always dress this way then it's a FHL for having such an uppity boyfriend.
2) If this is a normal thing then the OP should tone it down and change her wardrobe a bit. Also FHL for still having an uppity bf and F her boyfriend's life for having such a childish gf.
Every girl has a small collection of "cute" things that may seem childish. In fact, most guys probably do too. Like if I saw a shirt saying how much greater ninjas are than pirates, I'd buy and wear it.
#379 - On 03/09/2010 at 6:34pm by anti_average
(0)OMG this guy is rude! I think that absolutely no one gives a damn what anyone wars in public, and if this guy believes all eyes are on him, then he is wrong.
#383 - On 03/09/2010 at 7:00pm by LittleGigiK
(0)I see a lot of insecure assholes on this post. Unless there's some law that you're not allowed to wear Disney stuff past 16. At least the OP is comfortable enough to wear stuff she likes and is tasteful. Or maybe she should just wear a cotton Hollister shirt with her thong hanging out. You know, more to her bf's liking. Because his tastes are all that matters.
