/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

I am curious about what Japan thinks about adults wearing nanchatte? From what I've heard, girls stop wearing it once they are either out of high school or officially become an adult (with the exception of school reunions at amusement parks). I would imagine then, it must be frowned upon for someone in their 20's and 30's to dress like that?

Even though it doesn't matter because I don't live in Japan, I do have to say I'd feel less awkward about wearing it to know it's considered acceptable.

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>>8969032
Oh that's fantastic then! The photos make it look like it's see through polyester, but I'll take your word for it being nice. Now I just have to decide between the navy and grey, I like both so that's tough, and then hope Bodyline fixes their dumb website.

Also, this is dumb, but I can't wear cardigans because they make me insanely uncomfortable, and I don't like blazer jackets. I'm worried that will take away from the look though, because all the cutest outfits feature cardigans.

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No problem, I'm glad it could help. I know a lot of people aren't always aware of how other people feel or what their health is like because it's so invisible and can be hard to understand without experiencing it.

I used to get bullied for wearing loose clothing. One time one of the bullies even confronted me non aggressively and admitted to me they think baggy clothing is uncomfortable and tried to convince me I'd be more comfortable if I would just dress in tight girl's clothes like they did. I think they were afraid their clothes defined their femininity. I never could get her to understand why I wasn't comfortable in tight clothing and the bullying resumed shortly after.