r/MadeMeSmile Mar 05 '25

Wholesome Moments A Real Gentleman

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u/joyfuljackb Mar 05 '25 edited Mar 05 '25

I feel bad for her.

With her last insta post, then walking out in a full cheetah print Jackie Kennedy outfit just yestarday, you can tell shes confused about how to feel pretty and respected, and that fucking sucks.

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u/berttleturtle Mar 05 '25

I wouldn’t feel bad for her because of the full cheetah print outfit. I don’t think wearing fun, fashionable clothing is a cry for help.

BUT she is clearly getting way more criticism than she deserves regarding her looks. I find it odd, because a lot of celebrities that looked “old for their age” ended up aging ridiculously well later on. People need to find better things to worry about…

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u/ArchibaldCamambertII Mar 06 '25

Isn’t she like 20 or 19 or something? Aren’t 20 somethings supposed to dress weird and experiment and just generally be a little foolish? It’s a shame we can’t allow that for some people.

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u/JustHere4TehCats Mar 06 '25

I'm so happy there's no photographic evidence of some of the weird fashion choices I made from ages 13-23. Those ten years were wild.

I had hot fuchsia pleather pants at one point.

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u/ArchibaldCamambertII Mar 06 '25

That’s so fucking awesome. I used to wear huge JNCO pants and gnarly band shirts and spike my hair in all sorts of colors. I kind of wish there were more photos, it was cool as hell.

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u/DaiYawn Mar 06 '25

Early to mid 00s?

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u/ArchibaldCamambertII Mar 06 '25

Of course. You’ll never take my ball chain necklace from me!

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u/Kthulhu42 Mar 06 '25

I just remembered when I used to wear multiple belts on wide pants like a JRPG character.

I would like to forget this immediately.

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u/dueltone Mar 06 '25

Those pants sound awesome, I'dhave loved them when i was younger. I had a red cardigan with chickens on it, and the buttons were eggs. I called it my egg-cellent cardigan. It was so warm.

I'm very glad that I grew up in an age of film cameras, where photos were expensive, & needed developing!