I hate op, i hate how op acted towards him bc the common courtesy is treat someone with respect at first, ops age doesnt give them the pass to act like that, i get its their sister but still oml
@brittanymiller4671
Ай бұрын
What is wrong with wearing a Hawaiian button-up shirt, khaki shorts, and Crocs to meet a boyfriend's/girlfriend's parents.. that's sounds casually nice. It wasn't a classy event. Was he supposed to wear a suit or something? Sounds a bit uppity if you expected him to dress like it was a job interview. It wasn't like he was wearing an old ratty t-shirt and torn-up shorts and shoes..
@caitlinn8616
Ай бұрын
I'm Not the person to ask about these sorts of things so I have no opinion one way or the other, but lots of movies and the media portrays "meeting the parents for the first time" as events that happen around prom/homecoming where everyone is dressing up well Anyway, so OP might have a more skewed version of what they should dress like in their head.
@waffle_the_axolotl
Ай бұрын
Respectfully you do NOT wear Crocs for something like that. I own a pair, I love them, I would never wear them in public because the image they project is of someone who's lazy. The majority of people who wear Crocs even, instead of regular footwear, are lazy and entitled. And if you take a look at the demographics they were marketed to and even the concept they became (as opposed to the semi water-beach-boat shoes they were designed as) now they're presented as a "convenient" footwear option. But honestly they're just plain lazy, and they aren't very functional either. So, if you're meeting your girlfriend's parents do you want to present yourself as a lazy, first world prick? I sure wouldn't, hell, I didn't with any of the girlfriends I've had. EDIT: Apologies for how often I used the word "lazy" it's 12:30 AM, I still feel like I got my point across though.
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