/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>10196755
Sorry my flat/bad/awful humor is going over your head and that you've got some pent-up aggression without an appropriate outlet. I absolutely agree that a historical reference to woman's fashion being seen by men as comical is not a direct Lolita reference and I'm terribly sorry for assuming that crafting people might dabble in sewing.

>>10196745
Every meet-up I fear running into the 1-2 local sissies that have been posted here. Strangely they're always busy on the days I can attend meets. Originally I was relieved but eventually I was sadden that I could not have a chance to collect some creepy quotes to bring back to you for laughs.

>>10196744
I agree; Classic Lolita is really fitting for a wide variety of age groups. But I guess what I meant was that certain brands, most visibly in terms of advertising being AP, are messing around with keeping the basic silhouette but are dropping the frill count and adding length.