Many years ago I realized that I had mostly blue shirts for work and wanted to mix it up a bit. Went to the store, tried on everything I was buying, and came home with all blue shirts. Lol now I purposely buy at least a couple vibrant, non-blue shirts as my first picks every time I shop for clothing just to make sure there’s some variation. Yes, it’s still mostly blue.
I used to dress colorfully as a kid, my mother thought it made me look “special” so I lost the right to wear anything colorful and could only wear blues and blacks. That’s p much my wardrobe to this day too with the exception of a few wild colors
Parents, man. Wish they’d be more concerned with dressing their kids appropriately for the season and less about the colors they wear because of perceived meaning behind those colors. Self expression and all that.
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Many years ago I realized that I had mostly blue shirts for work and wanted to mix it up a bit. Went to the store, tried on everything I was buying, and came home with all blue shirts. Lol now I purposely buy at least a couple vibrant, non-blue shirts as my first picks every time I shop for clothing just to make sure there’s some variation. Yes, it’s still mostly blue.
I used to dress colorfully as a kid, my mother thought it made me look “special” so I lost the right to wear anything colorful and could only wear blues and blacks. That’s p much my wardrobe to this day too with the exception of a few wild colors
Parents, man. Wish they’d be more concerned with dressing their kids appropriately for the season and less about the colors they wear because of perceived meaning behind those colors. Self expression and all that.