generation gap
August 18, 2009 • 12 comments • 1147 viewsI would consider my dressing sense in KL pretty decent.
Nothing too revealing or sexy. I rarely show legs or bare arms (not never….just rarely). I don’t like it, my parents don’t like it, even Dean doesn’t like it.
I guess I’m pretty conservative that way, and it’s good that I attracted a pretty conservative guy too.
Being in KL means I have to be careful with my image, as I represent my parents everywhere I go.
Now that I’m working full-time, I have to be even more careful not too look skimpy or be seen in nightclubs etc (not like I go, anyway).
Everytime I wear something sheer, I’ll make sure a tank top is inserted underneath.
My idea of a tank top underneath a sheer blouse:
I think this is decent enough.
But my mom disagrees.
Before I could even put my shoes on to go out, she did this to me.
She dipped her hands into my top and yanked the tank top so hard I almost choked.
If she could pull it over my head to cover my face, I bet she would.
Just when I think I’m decent enough, my mom appears before me and proves me wrong.
hi pd! i love your top very much. where do u get it?
Viv. Haha. You look perfectly fine. Mothers can be a little over protective eiyh?
ur mom is a teacher, right? i perfectly understand why is she doesnt agree with that tanktop. huhu
so did u go out with ur version of decent or ur mom’s?
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love the top.
hi dolly! it’s from Zara.
kan?! but when they’re not there to nag, you miss pulak nanti.
yeah she used to be a teacher…a maths one some more…so strict!
we had a negotiation and met somewhere in the middle, but nearer to my mom’s requirement…because “i gave birth to you and felt the worst pain the world, so you should listen to me all the time.”
lol, sounds like something my mom would do
‘If she could pull it over my head to cover my face, I bet she would.’
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LOL
Classic mom action. 🙂
Ahhh.. the rhetorical statement 😀