Clothes/items you just CAN'T wear.

[Chocoholic]

I never could stand to wear any clothes that feel tight or constricting around any part of my body. I can't tolerate anything around my neck, including turtlenecks, scarves, or high collars. I always hated the feeling of tights, nylons, or pantyhose on my legs and feet. I can only wear cotton socks. I'd wear sandals and flip flops all year round if the climate allowed it. There are certain synthetic materials that just give me the chills if I try to wear them. I also don't like having a lot of bulk on me. The only jewelry I wear is my cross necklace. I do manage to find nice clothes that are cotton-based that I can wear.

I must have that sensory disintegration disorder or whatever it's called.

[Zoneboy]

Flip-flops or any other type of sandals
Turtlenecks
Suit and tie
Hats

[Shine]

I can pretty much wear anything. Though I will never be caught dead in a pear of flip flops. Guys should NEVER wear flip flops!

[Shine]

I never could stand to wear any clothes that feel tight or constricting around any part of my body. I can't tolerate anything around my neck, including turtlenecks, scarves, or high collars. I always hated the feeling of tights, nylons, or pantyhose on my legs and feet. I can only wear cotton socks. I'd wear sandals and flip flops all year round if the climate allowed it. There are certain synthetic materials that just give me the chills if I try to wear them. I also don't like having a lot of bulk on me. The only jewelry I wear is my cross necklace. I do manage to find nice clothes that are cotton-based that I can wear.

I must have that sensory disintegration disorder or whatever it's called.

Please tell me, Kristen, that if you had a date in July that you would not wear flip flops. :lol:

[PZelda]

Jewelry, believe it or not. It's even getting to the point where I have a hard time wearing my watch now -- I probably have some type of metal allergy on my skin. The only metal I wear these days is in my ears - no problems with that. My earlobes are stretched to 0ga and 00ga (I'm going to stretch them both to 1/2" - I'm not far off now), and I wear glass jewelry in it... no problems with that.

I'm not able to wear anything that doesn't stretch in the chest, or has a shelf bra for little boobies in it - I wear a bra size that people rarely hear of, and I NEED room/support for mine... Grrrrr...

And that's about it, really.

[Chocoholic]

^ Nah, I'd wear some nice sandals :D

Why, are you going to ask me on a date in July, Mike? ;)

[Dragonflies]

I don't wear jewelry of any kind(not even earrings, they give me headaches)

I can't stand to wear anything that touches my neck, like turtlenecks. Makes me feel like I'm choking

[MickeyMac]

For me

No flip flops or sandles
no tank tops
no shorts (not even in the summer)
no white shirts
no dress clothes (except for church)

[Shine]

^ Nah, I'd wear some nice sandals :D

Why, are you going to ask me on a date in July, Mike? ;)


I once made a joke that if I was taking a girl out on a date and she was wearing flip flops that I would reufuse to take her out. :lol: I would not go that far, but I think flip flops are very unattractive.

[Dragonflies]

I hate flip flops, I don't like anything that goes between my toes. Bugs the ish out of me

[Courtnee]

I can't wear skinny jeans. They just bother me. :/

[Shine]

I can't wear skinny jeans. They just bother me. :/

The skirt you were wearing in your FB photos was cute.

[Chocoholic]

Oh, how could I forget thong underwear? Ouch! High heels are a pain too.

[Courtnee]

The skirt you were wearing in your FB photos was cute.
thanks :)

[Shine]

Oh, how could I forget thong underwear? Ouch! High heels are a pain too.

I think a woman looks good in heels. :)

[Waterston_Fan]

I don't like turtlenecks, cap sleeve shirts, I really don't like shorts but I only wear them if I have to. I don't' like flip flops but I do wear indoor sandals when I am not going anyplace.

[PunkyP0WER]

- turtlenecks - i have a short neck

- printed shirts - i'm short so most prints are overwhelming and i end up looking like a cartoon character

- i hate anything clingy because it shows all your faults. i usually wear semi fitted, things with empire waists or babydolls


- lowrise pants - even when i was thin i could not wear these. i do not want the world seeing my undies!



- wrap tops or faux wrap tops - my bust is fuller and the wrap top always pulls open and exposes my bra

[catlover79]

Oh, how could I forget thong underwear? Ouch! High heels are a pain too.
This is what I have to say about thongs - HIGHLY OVERRATED (not to mention HIGHLY UNCOMFORTABLE)!!! :eek: Low-riding pants - ugh. Flip flops and ultra skinny jeans are not for me, either. Tell the truth, any type of open toe shoe I won't wear (except for a very attractive pair of strappy black heels I've owned for years).

[PunkyP0WER]

also

- tube tops/sleeveless, halter tops, racerbacks, spaghetti straps - my bust is too big for any of those. even when i was thin i could not wear them as i've always been busty.

[Courtnee]

It's funny to see you guys ragging on pants with a low rise because I can't wear anything high waisted. Except for a high waisted skirt or two.

Heels are really uncomfortable, too btw.

[catlover79]

It's funny to see you guys ragging on pants with a low rise because I can't wear anything high waisted. Except for a high waisted skirt or two.

Heels are really uncomfortable, too btw.
I agree about the heels - which is why 99.9% of the time I'm in sneakers/slippers. :cool: :D

[Courtnee]

I agree about the heels - which is why 99.9% of the time I'm in sneakers/slippers. :cool: :D
lol, me too.

[catlover79]

lol, me too.
You just know that a man invented high heels. :lol:

[Retro4Life]

I never wear any type of hat, other than a stocking cap in winter. Baseball caps look ridiculous on my head; I'm not sure why. I don't have a huge head or anything, it just must not be made for caps. :lol:

I also never wear short pants. Yes, I know it's unorthodox. I just grew up thinking that guys looked odd in shorts (and honestly, I still do). No one told me that, it's just something I always thought. And yes, I've gotten relentlessly kidded about it ever since. Regardless, it's jeans for me, all year round. ;)

[Chocoholic]

You just know that a man invented high heels. :lol:
:lol: And pantyhose!

[Courtnee]

:lol: And pantyhose!
See, I don't mind tights too much, but I have to wear flats.

[LuLu Rogers]

Low-Rise Pants- When you're my size around the waist, you need a butt to hold them up. LuLu has no butt, ergo, LuLu does not do low-rise. ;)

Thong Underwear- Who wants to floss their butt? :crazy:

High Heels- Sure, they look hot, but they're a bitch to wear, especially when you're 5' 9" on your own.

Panty Hose- Make mine thigh highs, thanks.

[catlover79]

Low-Rise Pants- When you're my size around the waist, you need a butt to hold them up. LuLu has no butt, ergo, LuLu does not do low-rise. ;)

Thong Underwear- Who wants to floss their butt? :crazy:

High Heels- Sure, they look hot, but they're a bitch to wear, especially when you're 5' 9" on your own.

Panty Hose- Make mine thigh highs, thanks.
You're 5'9", Lu?

[Pitooey]

Flip flops (They come off when I walk)

Some t-shirts are too high in the front so I take a pair of scissors and cut the neck out.

[LuLu Rogers]

You're 5'9", Lu?

5' 8" and 3/4 if you want to get technical ;)

[Shine]

You just know that a man invented high heels. :lol:

That's probably true. :lol:

[browneyes106]

flip flops/sandals
turtlenecks

[Shine]

High Heels- Sure, they look hot, but they're a bitch to wear, especially when you're 5' 9" on your own.


Men love seeing women in a pair of heels. Its not just because its sexy, but also because its classy. Just like I'm sure a woman on a date would perfer to see a man in a nice dress shirt than t-shirt. Wear high heels on a date and you can't go wrong. Of course, I'm not saying that you should start wearing them around the house or go for a walk in them. :lol:

[catlover79]

Flip flops (They come off when I walk)

Some t-shirts are too high in the front so I take a pair of scissors and cut the neck out.
That's why I tend to wear a lot of V-neck shirts. Then my mom complains that they are too low in front (which I disagree with, but that's a mom for you. :lol:).

[catlover79]

Men love seeing women in a pair of heels. Its not just because its sexy, but also because its classy. Just like I'm sure a woman on a date would perfer to see a man in a nice dress shirt than t-shirt. Wear high heels on a date and you can't go wrong. Of course, I'm not saying that you should start wearing them around the house or go for a walk in them. :lol:
Yes, heels are good for going to a nice restaurant, dancing, a fancy concert, etc. If the date is to a fair, carnival, amusement park or outdoor concert, then I don't think anyone minds if the outfit is casual. :lol:

[catlover79]

5' 8" and 3/4 if you want to get technical ;)
Wow, I didn't know you were that tall, Lu. :cool:

[Shine]

Yes, heels are good for going to a nice restaurant, dancing, a fancy concert, etc. If the date is to a fair, carnival, amusement park or outdoor concert, then I don't think anyone minds if the outfit is casual. :lol:

You know what I mean. :lol:

[catlover79]

You know what I mean. :lol:
Yeah, though I did see a couple in formal wear walking into a matinee in the movie theater years ago. Turns out they were going to homecoming or prom and had a couple extra hours to kill. :lol:

[LuLu Rogers]

Wow, I didn't know you were that tall, Lu. :cool:


Yep, thank God I am, otherwise I wouldn't have as much room for the 70 extra pounds I carry around these days. :crazy:

[Hollywood Rock Chic]

FLAT SHOES: Flip Flops, those ballet slippers (that are now the rage) flats. I need HIGH HEELS!!!

DRESSES: I feel uncomfortable in them. All the dresses I do own, I wear them over a pair of pants or jeans.

BRAS: Rarely wear them; they are so uncomfortable. Thank God, I am not too big (in the bust area)

CAPPED SLEEVED SHIRTS: This style is not flattering on my arms. I usually go long sleeved or sleeveless.

PANTS, (JEANS, Etc.) That are shorter than a 30 inseam; I love a style of pant, to be anywhere from a 31 to a 35 inseam (very flattering)

[Crimson and Clover]

high heels
panty hose
baggy shirts

[MickeyMac]

You just know that a man invented high heels. :lol:



I wont go into details here but it obvious a man invented high heels :D

[phoebe7165]

Yes, heels are good for going to a nice restaurant, dancing, a fancy concert, etc. If the date is to a fair, carnival, amusement park or outdoor concert, then I don't think anyone minds if the outfit is casual. :lol:

We were just at Epcot recently and we saw a few women wearing heels. I'm like WHY? I never got that. I'm just never been a heels wearing person, most especially to a theme park!!

[phoebe7165]

BRAS: Rarely wear them; they are so uncomfortable. Thank God, I am not too big (in the bust area)

Wow, nice to see I'm not the only one!! I haven't worn a bra in a few years!! I'm not too big up front, either, but I do wear one of those string tops with the "bra" in it. I saw a few at the store, liked them. They were sooo comfortable, and they "held me up", so I would wear those instead of bras. I don't feel right wearing those by themselves, so I always wear a shirt over it. One plus side is I can change a shirt anywhere in public!!

[Reverend Jim]

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As a heterosexual,white male there are certain clothes ,or so-called accessories,that I believe just don't look right on men and women.As far as I'm concerned,I truly believe that women shouldn't wear outrageously large and/or clunky earrrings that could end up doing serious esthetic harm,or damage, to their ears.Fat women have no tangible business,of any kind ,wearing tight-fitting clothes of any kind.That same thing applies to males as well.If women and (unfortunately)men should insist on wearing earrings,these should be very small,or tiny.Unless you are an actor, portraying a pirate,I see absolutely no reason for any man,to wear an earring ,or two ...or,four if you're into more.

This is going to make me come across as sexist,as all get up,yet I believe that the only people,outside of little kids ,who should be wearing so-called flip-flop sandals should be women.Outside of beach wear,flip-flops just look too damned dainty and foolish,for any man to wear.Regular strap-fashioned sandals or prperly-ventilated summer footwear would be more appropriate for men,in this case,than flip-flops.

Since I grew up in a certain time and environment in which ,tatoos,were either linked to former,or present,military people-or convicts,former or present,suffice to state that I never had much love for those,either.I really hate it when I notice some poor devil,out in public that has resorted to sporting such designs,or images,all over his or her backs,or worse,all over their faces and /or heads.

Finally,I must state my distaste for excessive body-piercing on either men or women.Individuals that do that sort of thing look as though they belong in the ranks of Pinhead(the upper-echelon demon from the ''Hellraiser'' horror movie series).

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[catlover79]

We were just at Epcot recently and we saw a few women wearing heels. I'm like WHY? I never got that. I'm just never been a heels wearing person, most especially to a theme park!!
Can you imagine how horrible those feet must have hurt after an entire day walking around on concrete in high heels?? :eek: :eek: :eek: Then again, if you're stupid enough to do something like that, you deserve to be in pain. :lol:

[Marvo301]

Can you imagine how horrible those feet must have hurt after an entire day walking around on concrete in high heels?? :eek: :eek: :eek: Then again, if you're stupid enough to do something like that, you deserve to be in pain. :lol:
^ Exactly!!:lol: It's just common sense if your going to a theme park and are going to be on your feet all day to wear your most comfortable shoes.

[Retro4Life]

The funny thing about high heels is that the entire reason I've heard for women wearing them is to make their legs appear more shapely, presumably to appeal more to men Personally, I don't find heels all that appealing on a woman.

I'd rather see them wear something comfortable. Whenever I see a woman in heels, I'm never thinking "Oooh, hot!". I'm usually thinking "Geez, that must hurt like hell." :(

[catlover79]

The funny thing about high heels is that the entire reason I've heard for women wearing them is to make their legs appear more shapely, presumably to appeal more to men Personally, I don't find heels all that appealing on a woman.

I'd rather see them wear something comfortable. Whenever I see a woman in heels, I'm never thinking "Oooh, hot!". I'm usually thinking "Geez, that must hurt like hell." :(
That's because they DO hurt that much!!!! :nod:

[catlover79]

^ Exactly!!:lol: It's just common sense if your going to a theme park and are going to be on your feet all day to wear your most comfortable shoes.
Well, most people wouldn't recognize common sense if it goosed them!

[Retro4Life]

That's because they DO hurt that much!!!! :nod:

I do know guys who like a woman in heels. Whatever floats your boat, I guess.

I'm trying to think of an analogous piece of clothing that men would wear that would appeal to women but be uncomfortable. I'm drawing a blank. I guess the closest thing I can come up with is lifts to make a guy seem taller (short guys really have a rough time with ladies, I think; not that, err, 'medium sized' guys have it much better, lol!), but I don't think those are uncomfortable or at least I've never heard so.

I've heard of guys wearing "male girdles" to hide a large stomach; I imagine that's a bit uncomfortable. For all my imperfections, I doubt that's something I'll ever have to wear, though.

[Marvo301]

Well, most people wouldn't recognize common sense if it goosed them!
^ Very true!!! :rolleyes:

[Marvo301]

I do know guys who like a woman in heels. Whatever floats your boat, I guess.

I'm trying to think of an analogous piece of clothing that men would wear that would appeal to women but be uncomfortable. I'm drawing a blank. I guess the closest thing I can come up with is lifts to make a guy seem taller (short guys really have a rough time with ladies, I think; not that, err, 'medium sized' guys have it much better, lol!), but I don't think those are uncomfortable or at least I've never heard so.

I've heard of guys wearing "male girdles" to hide a large stomach; I imagine that's a bit uncomfortable. For all my imperfections, I doubt that's something I'll ever have to wear, though.
Well I don't imagine a toupee would be very comfortable to wear and I don't plan on ever wearing one after all "bald is beautiful"!

[Chocoholic]

I'm trying to think of an analogous piece of clothing that men would wear that would appeal to women but be uncomfortable.

I know some guys who hate wearing a suit and tie. I think guys look much sexier in jeans and a T-shirt or flannel shirt, but that's just me.

[Retro4Life]

Well I don't imagine a toupee would be very comfortable to wear and I don't plan on ever wearing one after all "bald is beautiful"!

Me either. Often those types of things end up calling more attention to the imperfection rather than disguising it, anyway! Might as well go natural and spare yourself the bother!:lol:

[catlover79]

I know some guys who hate wearing a suit and tie. I think guys look much sexier in jeans and a T-shirt or flannel shirt, but that's just me.
I agree - I think it all depends on the guy.

[catlover79]

Well I don't imagine a toupee would be very comfortable to wear and I don't plan on ever wearing one after all "bald is beautiful"!
Marv, my dad would completely agree with you! He started losing his hair in his late teens and is now completely bald. He loves his Kojak look - and never has to worry about having a bad hair day!! :lol: :D

[Chocoholic]

Oh, toupees... :barf: I think we had a whole discussion on them here once.

[Retro4Life]

I know some guys who hate wearing a suit and tie. I think guys look much sexier in jeans and a T-shirt or flannel shirt, but that's just me.

I don't care for those, either, but I will wear them when necessary because I know the occasion demands it. If I am participating in a wedding or funeral, I'll wear them but if I'm just attending I usually just wear something nice but more casual.

Both a suit and tie have a very constricting feeling that tends to wear on me, and I think, a lot of guys. Plus you always have to worry about getting the suit dirty or stained, lol.

[Marvo301]

Marv, my dad would completely agree with you! He started losing his hair in his late teens and is now completely bald. He loves his Kojak look - and never has to worry about having a bad hair day!! :lol: :D
And just think of all the money he saves on shampoo, conditioner, hair gel, etc.!!

[catlover79]

And just think of all the money he saves on shampoo, conditioner, hair gel, etc.!!
Plus he never has to comb it!! He has never tried to conceal his folically-challenged head, never wore a hairpiece or tried combovers. He just decided to go with the flow!! :cool:

[Retro4Life]

He just decided to go with the flow!! :cool:

Or in this case, the lack thereof! ;) :lol: :D

[Marvo301]

Plus he never has to comb it!! He has never tried to conceal his folically-challenged head, never wore a hairpiece or tried combovers. He just decided to go with the flow!! :cool:
I admire your Dads attitude and as my hair continues to thin out I intend to take the same approach to the situation.

[catlover79]

Here is my wonderful dad:

[Marvo301]

Your Dad looks great au naturel! (well from the neck up at least!)

[catlover79]

Your Dad looks great au naturel! (well from the neck up at least!)
:rofl: Yes, he does.

[catlover79]

Or in this case, the lack thereof! ;) :lol: :D
OUCH. :lol:

[Retro4Life]

Those are some awesome kitties in that picture. They look very happy and healthy. If only mine got along that well...:rolleyes:

[catlover79]

Those are some awesome kitties in that picture. They look very happy and healthy. If only mine got along that well...:rolleyes:
Thank you! They don't ALWAYS get along that well, but...:lol:

[Vito]

sandals or flip-flops
pleated pants -- they make me look like I'm wearing circus clown pants
any kind of baggy hip-hop clothes
low-rise jeans
a knit cap (unless it's freezing cold weather)
a bow tie
sports team jerseys -- I like sports jerseys, but people have told me that I have the wrong personality to wear 'em

[catlover79]

sandals or flip-flops
pleated pants -- they make me look like I'm wearing circus clown pants
any kind of baggy hip-hop clothes
low-rise jeans
a knit cap (unless it's freezing cold weather)
a bow tie
sports team jerseys -- I like sports jerseys, but people have told me that I have the wrong personality to wear 'em
I didn't know you needed a "right" personality to wear a sports jersey. :crazy: :lol:

[Zoneboy]

I didn't know you needed a "right" personality to wear a sports jersey. :crazy: :lol:

I have bought about 50 or so sports jerseys from Goodwill and only wear two of them. The others will eventually be sold on eBay.

[Courtnee]

sandals or flip-flops
pleated pants -- they make me look like I'm wearing circus clown pants
any kind of baggy hip-hop clothes
low-rise jeans
a knit cap (unless it's freezing cold weather)
a bow tie
sports team jerseys -- I like sports jerseys, but people have told me that I have the wrong personality to wear 'em
Pleated pants are unflattering on ANYONE.

[Vito]

I didn't know you needed a "right" personality to wear a sports jersey. :crazy: :lol:
I agree. But it might be because here in Southern California, sports jerseys are sometimes considered "gang" attire. In fact, some public schools prohibit students from wearing any kind of professional sports team clothing (jerseys, hats, jackets) because it's often worn by Los Angeles gang members.

Southern California is a strange place! :confused:

[catlover79]

Pleated pants are unflattering on ANYONE.
:yeahthat

[MickeyMac]

Other things I cannot wear are sweaters because they are too warm, and I got hot easily, same with any kind of sweat shirts or sweat pants.


Another thing I usually dont wear are shirts with writing on them. I hate when people comment on what your shirt says, just get the hell out of my face :mad: