[ SECRET POST #6332 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6332 ⌋

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Re: What are your non fandom secrets.

[(Anonymous)]

Randomly today I remembered that when I was in high school, I bought a skirt from The Gap for a school play and returned the dress after the play was done despite a friend asking if she could buy it from me.

I feel bad now that I'd been insecure and refused to give it to her because I didn't want her to copy me. I understand the game I was playing because we were both insecure teenagers but looking back, I do feel bad that I was that petty.

I wouldn't have been able to admit it when I was younger but now, yeah, I was insecure and didn't want to be reminded of myself if I had to see my friend wear that skirt around me.

Re: What are your non fandom secrets.

[(Anonymous)]

Oddly enough, I had the opposite experience. During my junior year of high school, I happened to wear the same shirt as a fellow saxophonist on picture day. We had no other classes together other than band and figured it out then. The shirt was a light blue collared number, so it could be worn different ways. When we figured this out, we had a good laugh about it before working on our warm up.

I guess my secret is I've always been confused by people getting upset over other people copying their clothing choices. This concept just does not make sense to me.

DA

[(Anonymous)]

In first grade, a girl in my class wore a skirt-and-shirt two piece outfit one day that I liked so much I asked my mom to take me to the mall that weekend and came to school the next week with the very same outfit. The girl didn't say anything, but when I looked back later I got the feeling most kids that age knew already that deliberately copying someone else's outfit was considered rude, but at the time I had no idea.

Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

See, that still strikes me as strange. I think part of it is due to the fact that at that stage of life, kids at my elementary school copied each other, and people actually thought it was cool.