Normies reacting to jfash?

[Anonymous No.9945301]

Can we get pictures of normies reacting/staring at lolitas? I love these images- they're my guilty pleasure. Whether it's online forum posts or irl, please share. Feel free to selfpost and share stories.

[Anonymous No.9945302]

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[Anonymous No.9945306]

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[Anonymous No.9945309]

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[Anonymous No.9945312]

>>9945306
Comments like these really fuckin piss me off for like no reason

>>9945309
She's so cute! I love her coord!!

[Anonymous No.9945313]

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[Anonymous No.9945315]

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[Anonymous No.9945317]

>>9945315
lolitas in public are fine too.

>>9945312
Me too. I think it's because of all the times i've been called little miss muffet

[Anonymous No.9945323]

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[Anonymous No.9945327]

>>9945323
mana blends in well, huh?

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>>9945338
Please share your lolita in public stories !!

[Anonymous No.9945387]

>>9945317
If I have to be called little bo peep one more time my parasol is being used as a spear

[Anonymous No.9945390]

You are all M

[Anonymous No.9945400]

>>9945387
I got called little bo peep wearing my sheep garden and when they went "where are your sheeps" i silently pointed at my print. They just said "oh" and left and i just chuckled.
I just try to take it lightly. Or simply ignoring (or whispering sassy responses if i am with friends)

[Anonymous No.9945421]

>>9945400
I had a friend at a gas station when we stopped to fill up our car and grab snacks on our way to the next city for a big meetup, and some woman tried to heckle her by saying "bo peep wheres your sheep" so i jumped out from the next row over, weating Sheep Garden and said "right here" and the lady got embarassed and shut up and walked out from the gas station without buying anything.

If anything, i regret selling that dress because it in itself was an A+ comeback line just waiting to be utilized.

[Anonymous No.9945442]

I've never had a bad experience in lolita other than people looking at me funny or snapping pictures without asking. Here's what usually happens to me:
>People thumbs up-ing through car windows
>Compliments from old people
>Getting asked if it's my birthday (this happens a lot) or what I'm dressed up for

Brief stories/incidents:
>Guy saying "I like your ducky" through a car window while I was wearing my chick-chan bag
>Waiter at restaurant telling me I should make an instagram
and weirdest incident:
>Was walking with bf when some really excited guy stops us
>Bf and I are wearing color coordinated pink and white outfits (he's just in normie clothes) and this guy is really into that
>Saying "that's so great" and how he "wishes my girl would do that with me"
>Keeps calling me "boss lady"
>Takes a picture with us so he can show his own girlfriend

[Anonymous No.9945504]

>>9945442
I usually get old people saying how their nieces or kids would like what I was wearing and how precious it is. I had an old couple at an art museum ask for my picture in milky planet before, and after we left a lady out front for super excited about my outfit and insisted I "keep wearing whatever makes me happy because it looks great" it was a very pure experience.

The worst I had was at a concert and I went to get water at the bar, and as I went back to my place I was heckled by two shirtless dudes who were shorter than me in my platforms. They kept calling me "princess" and "your highness" and were generally aggressive. I threatened to dump water on them but the main act was starting and I didn't want to get kicked out of the house of blues over some stupid drunk men

[Anonymous No.9945512]

>>9945400
>>9945421
That's hilarious! I'm proud of you both.

[Anonymous No.9945519]

I usually don't get bizarre reactions, they're so few and far between I actually can't remember them right now. But one of the stranger kind of comments that I get relate to my parasol.
>Is that an umbrella?
>Why are you using an umbrella?
>hurr durr is it raining?
It's strange because this country is very sunny and people do occasionally use actual umbrellas to protect themselves from the sun. Maybe I'm completely detached but I don't understand why it's weird when I do it; is it because my parasol matches my outfit? idgi

[Anonymous No.9945569]

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>>9945317
nice to see pics from vienna

[Anonymous No.9945588]

>>9945312
>she
it's an it, anon

[Anonymous No.9945593]

>>9945588
What the fuck

[Anonymous No.9945614]

[Anonymous No.9945617]

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[Anonymous No.9945618]

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[Anonymous No.9945619]

>girl having fun looking kawaii in her burando
>women around her look on in disgust
What's their problem anyway?

[Anonymous No.9945621]

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>>9945619
god anon, dont you know by now? people can only have fun within socially acceptable bounds

[Anonymous No.9945626]

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[Anonymous No.9945636]

i catch normies sneaking pictures of me on campus and a couple have circled back to me

i look okay but why tf do you want a creepshot of me eating my lunch and browsing /cgl/

[Anonymous No.9945639]

>>9945312
>>9945588
He

[Anonymous No.9945642]

>>9945636
I know it's weird, but i'd love to see more lolita creepshots. That's when we look our best desu, the nonshopped real shizz

[Anonymous No.9945651]

>>9945519
Same here. My country isn’t known for its hot weather but it can get really sunny in early summer to the point where news websites issue warnings to stay out of the sun, but the concept of a portable parasol is completely alien here. I’ve only ever seen Asian tourists use umbrellas or parasols in the sun. Whenever I carry my parasol, whether I’m wearing lolita or a regular sundress, at least one person will always yell at me that it’s not raining, always in either a mocking or downright aggressive tone. Badly sunburnt people with bright red necks and shoulders, completely incredulous at by the fact that someone would want to carry her own shade with her. I really don’t get it.

[Anonymous No.9945670]

>>9945315
Is this Japan? You'd think people wouldn't stare at people wearing street fashion since that's within the realm of 'acceptable' acting out for young people. Unless this is some very odd place to wearit.

[Anonymous No.9945671]

>>9945670
>being a weeb
sweet anon, just because lolita originated in glorious nippon doesn't mean it's commonplace. lolitas in public are going to be noticed most anywhere.

[Anonymous No.9945677]

>>9945671
Not a weeb, just thought jfashion would be less astonishing to japanese people, as one might think from the name.

[Anonymous No.9945680]

>>9945670

It's well known that you get stared at in Japan for not conforming. Not sure how you didn't know this or if believing in glorious Nippon blinded you to their hyper hive mind.

[Anonymous No.9945682]

>>9945677
Not necessarily, alternative fashion still stands out and garners attention and gawking, even if it originated and you're wearing it in Japan. Even more so if you're wearing it in Japan, actually, and especially if you're not Japanese yourself.
You might be forgetting that Japanese culture in general is very homogeneous and standing out isn't exactly acceptable there, unless you're a teenager and it's the weekend, and even then your family and friends might criticize you for it. That goes double for you if you're gaijin and not Japanese yourself.

[Anonymous No.9945690]

>>9945639
“Loki” isn’t a gender. She’s a transtrender.

[Anonymous No.9945699]

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>>9945671
The background is in German(?) so that's probably not in Japan.
I've worn lolita fashion around in Tokyo before, nobody really gives a fuck other than tourists and random pervs.

[Anonymous No.9945702]

>>9945327
I'm glad they circled him. I might have missed him if not.

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>>9945690
I thought she was intersex? Which seems plausible considering her manface

[Anonymous No.9945833]

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>>9945301
The fact the girl in the op pic is wearing a replica with bodyline and (probably bootleg) HK shit triggers the fuck out of me.

Pic unrelated.

[Anonymous No.9945856]

>>9945301
This one reminds me of the guy with gf looking at another woman meme.
>>9945306
I can't imagine going into Wal-Mart in lolita. It's begging to be put on this site.

[Anonymous No.9945857]

>>9945626
This just looks like a scene out of the Denko story.

[Anonymous No.9945862]

>>9945421
What print was that? I think I need it for meets when we get that inevitable trash normie.

[Anonymous No.9945872]

oc from Universal

[Anonymous No.9945876]

>>9945872
The look on that woman's face, jesus. At least the lolita looks cute.

[Anonymous No.9945878]

>>9945872
Normies at Universal and Disney never cease to surprise me. They should be used to people dressed in general but every time I go in Jfashion I always get stopped and asked who/what I'm dressed up as.

[Anonymous No.9945879]

arent you afraid of getting that shit dirtied, or having people touch it? seriously what kind of crazy fuck does it for kicks and attention

[Anonymous No.9945880]

>>9945519
lets be real you can have a hole in the ozone right above your country and you'll still get judged for using a parasol

[Anonymous No.9945909]

>>9945670
>Montag Freitag...
I don't think this is Japan. It's likely Germany and those guys may be Asian tourists.

[Anonymous No.9945912]

>>9945879
Welcome to cgl.

[Anonymous No.9945913]

>>9945879
are you seriously asking are you afraid to wear lolita in public?

[Anonymous No.9945922]

The real question is, how many of us would have had these reactions to j-fash had we not gotten into the fashion or have become aware of it through weebish means?

[Anonymous No.9945935]

>>9945913
>wanting to get your beautiful clothes dirtied and getting annoyed by white trash, disgusting fat middle age women and children

look, we all know theyre doing it 100% for attention and not out of love or anything, but godamn there are better outlets

[Anonymous No.9945936]

>>9945913
Are you seriously responding to obvious bait?

[Anonymous No.9945939]

>>9945922
A good question, actually. I don't think I'd stare but I'd definitely look and smile because I love seeing things that are out of the ordinary like alt fashion; and if the person in question isn't busy I'd approach them with a compliment. And I know I'd do this because it's already what I do now.

[Anonymous No.9945946]

>>9945922
I saw my first ever lolita in the wild when I was a tween and unaware of what it was. She was head to toe in OTT sweet decora and alone. Any normal person would have stared but I'm even surprised at myself looking back that as a kid I had the either the manners or the social anxiety to tunnel vision past her. It was during my annual visits to a big city so I just packed it in with NYC having weird people.

If I, as a child, have the sensibility not to gawk and turn my whole head towards them with my mouth gaping open I don't understand why adults lack this self awareness. It's like seeing someone with too much cleavage, you can sneak a glance if you're so inclined but full-out staring/glaring is rude.

>inb4 "if you're dressed weirdly expect people to look at you don't be so entitled"
Okay, they can stare, and I'm also allowed to complain about them.

[Anonymous No.9945950]

>>9945935
nice bait

[Anonymous No.9946015]

>>9945309
I really like photos like this with such high contrast between cute and gruesome

[Anonymous No.9946039]

>>9945315
I love how fucking positive the first guy looks, than the other looks in disgust. It's always fun to me to see random "normal" people be so different in attitude to things. Gives diversion.

>>9945670
Did you ever wear alternative fashion out of your house?
>Is this Japan? You'd think people wouldn't stare at people wearing street fashion
I hope you realise European people also stare at others wearing European street fashion? When you dress far out of the norm you'll get stared at, no matter if it's a somewhat common style in the area or not.
>since that's within the realm of 'acceptable' acting out for young people.
Nah, you're still considered weird. Again, it's the same in Europe. I know adults who wouldn't even allow their children to wear street/alternative fashion. If it would be Japan, it would most likely only be worse.

Also, as someone pointed out, there is German text. I'm guessing it's Asian businessman because the building looks like it and one wear a suit and the guy behind her a business blouse. Guy with brown bag also seems to wear a suit. But it might also be tourists, like >>9945909 said. Asian tourist often come, travel to touristic places, make photo's, go to the next place without entering. So you will always see either many Asians or none. Big shopping outlets can also be used to find tourists instead of touristic places, because you can't leave without buying your family back home a Versace bag in outlet discount as present.

[Anonymous No.9946042]

>>9945922
Ha, I took this picture

I got a ton of pictures of people making stank faces at lolitas that day, since I wasn't dressed up and used a 3DS.

[Anonymous No.9946045]

>>9945339
I always like to think about what the people are thinking. It's often more fun than the truth:
>This guy with glasses looks like he thinks "Oh no, not again a weeb. Why do I always run into them"
>The two girls left are criticising her taste (as normfags who like normal fashion)
>The guy with the hat is angry he never got to wear streetfashion and fucking jealous.
>Guy on the right end of this group want to say something about it but tries to shut his mouth because being confronting is bad/hard/weird.
>Kid is trying to be good Asian kid and tries to do things exactly according to the norm in hope the contrast notices it more and his parents will be proud and praise him.
>Lolita is sneezing, so no one dares to come close less it's something contagious.

[Anonymous No.9946047]

>>9945442
I had a Chinese girl (around 4 years old or so) wanting to take a picture with me. But then she didn't dare to anymore.

Also, when a Chinese man who runs a restaurant loves my clothes. Everytime Asians (first generation emigrant or tourist) compliment it or stare at me wearing lolita I can't help but feel like it's because they know it from their home country and like seeing things from there here.

[Anonymous No.9946048]

>>9945614
This just looks like the photo is made on purpose and the lolita wanted to act edgy when taking this photo. Kinda ugly. Even worse when you realise no one reacts to it beside one girl looking bored like she's an idiot. Although this picture looks like she was.

[Anonymous No.9946054]

>>9945619
>their problem anyway?
You're out of the norm. Groups have norms and values for a reason. Humans are herd animals and you're not being part of the herd. I'm not going to explain it in more detail. Check some basic human nature and sociology info if you really care.

Why do so many people fail to grasp that being out of the norm tends to make people not look at you as if you're a NORMal person? Not liking it is one thing, but it's logic happens...

[Anonymous No.9946055]

>>9945636
That was probably me, sorry.

[Anonymous No.9946087]

>>9945849
I kinda hope she was taking his picture back at him.

[Anonymous No.9946088]

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[Anonymous No.9946092]

>>9946048
To be honest, a lot of the time when people stare or sneer at my comm and I as we’re travelling to or from a meetup it’s because girls are screaming and being obnoxious weebs.

[Anonymous No.9946094]

>>9945421
That's hilarious, the comeback game is strong.
>>9945519
I've legit used a normal parasol for sunny days in complete normie clothes and people comment on it. I don't know what's so shocking about it. People just don't understand anything sometimes.
>>9945670
I wore street fashion in japan, tourists give you weird looks, everyone else doesn't really give a toot. I think you'd get more attention for being a gaijin than being a lolita.
I don't blame you for this mindset btw. A lot of people dream of moving to new york because they can be themselves there, and then once they do, they're shocked that people still harrass them constantly and tourists are rude to them. It's this idea alt-fashion people have that somehow the big city will be kinder.
>>9945758
intersex isn't a gender identity you can have unless you were born with intersex genitalia, i'm pretty sure.
>>9945849
Thanks for sharing more pics! is she takinga pic of the guy taking a pic?
>>9945872
Lol that lolita is really cute. That woman legit looks mad.
>>9945922
I honestly don't know. That's a tough question.I'd probably look for a few seconds and then stop, I'm not very confrontational.
>>9946015
I like these photosets a lot too. There was a lot of controversy back in the day over whether they were real or not, I think a lot of them were real, but there were some obvious fake ones.

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>>9946096
>poorly dressed.com
lmao
Would be a cute coord on a girl.

[Anonymous No.9946105]

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[Anonymous No.9946109]

>>9946087
Ive done that before. Great way of getting people to stop. Same with staring. They tend to quit staring at you if you stare back lmao

[Anonymous No.9946112]

>>9946094
Most of Fahr’s photosets were at least semi-staged, especially the laughingwhores.jpg one.

[Anonymous No.9946114]

>>9946094
>is she takinga pic of the guy taking a pic?
I hope so.

[Anonymous No.9946118]

>>9946112
I love the mcdonalds one and the one posted earlier when people are looking at her at the bus stop, because I feel like those ones are real, this one is just not passable as real at all.

[Anonymous No.9946122]

>>9946114
Why is the jewelry jelly girl wearing those shoes. She ruined her coord

[Anonymous No.9946123]

>>9946114
I love this one, such a contrast

[Anonymous No.9946124]

>>9946109
I used to try to stare down people who were taking my photo without asking but it never worked, they wouldn’t get embarrassed and I probably just ended up looking like a psycho in those photos. Now I just cover my face with my hand. I want them to know that I know what they’re doing and don’t appreciate it, but am scared to confront them because people who do this are often complete assholes who get aggressive when you ask them to stop. An ouji in my comm actually got in a physical scuffle once when he asked some guy to stop taking photos of the girls and the guy got angry.

[Anonymous No.9946125]

>>9946118
To be fair this coord is so horrid I'd probably laugh at her too, though maybe not in such an obvious way.

[Anonymous No.9946126]

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[Anonymous No.9946128]

>>9946125
everyone in 2010 had wonder cookie, and no one new how to wear it. It was a highlight of the era.

[Anonymous No.9946130]

>>9946122
It's possible she matched them to her coat, if this dark thing that she seems to be carrying is her coat or jacket; people do that sometimes.

[Anonymous No.9946136]

>>9946123
Pics of lolitas in public transport are my favorite.

[Anonymous No.9946141]

>>9946047
>Chinese
bruh...

[Anonymous No.9946142]

>>9946141
Nayrt but there are Chinese lolitas too. The rich ones are the ones the brands cater to the most in recent years because of the sheer amount of money they spend, in case you haven't noticed.

[Anonymous No.9946143]

>>9946096
>milky berry
brolita with based taste. poof is also on point.

[Anonymous No.9946150]

>>9946142
I was reacting to the "fashion of my home country" part of that post...I can't imagine a Chinese restaurateur swooning over street fashion that likely wasn't in their home town before they emigrated, on top of the fact that rich Chinese lolitas don't wear lolita as a street fashion but as event-wear from what I've seen.
>>9946047 is p. cringe to read.

[Anonymous No.9946152]

>>9946104
No it wouldn't.
>shoehorned in starclip

[Anonymous No.9946158]

>>9946152
Yeah, it's the star clip that ruins the coord.

[Anonymous No.9946161]

>>9945332
That lady in the white shirt is hot.

[Anonymous No.9946167]

>>9946094
This looks like a scene straight out of a Mike Judge movie.

[Anonymous No.9946189]

>>9946167
an office space style movie where lolitas try to take over ap would be hilarious.

[Anonymous No.9946192]

>>9946118
>>9946125
Him. Come on, don’t be terfs.

[Anonymous No.9946226]

I saw two lolitas in the Hong Kong airport once. I wanted to compliment their coords but I didn't want to be weird (plus I was in line). One of them had a kid with her.

[Anonymous No.9946237]

I had no idea how to break the news really

[Anonymous No.9946241]

>>9946150
Agreed lmao. More Chinese people in China (dunno about westerners) know what lolita fashion is, but they also know it came from fucking Japan and not their "home country"

[Anonymous No.9946263]

>>9946094
Jfc

[Anonymous No.9946265]

>>9946226
i saw two at the Toronto airport, getting on a 23 hour flight to tokyo. I wasn't even thinking "wow, lolitas!" just "how can you stand wearing that in a packed plane for 23 hours??"

[Anonymous No.9946576]

These threads always remind me of how genuinely hard it is to relax in public because no one knows how to brush things off and mind their own business. I don't care about looks or glances, but when people stop to shout or start bothering me, I can't help but wonder what they actually want. Why should I interrupt my day to go change?

[Anonymous No.9946587]

>>9945639
Looks like she from the picture so I'm going with she.

[Anonymous No.9946660]

>>9946576
>I can't help but wonder what they actually want.
If they're yelling at you from a distance they probably just have poor impulse control. Doesn't even matter what they yell or the context of the situation; I can't imagine yelling at a stranger just because they're dressed out of the norm.
If they stop you to ask what you're wearing then they're most likely just curious, or again have poor impulse control and never learned to have basic, common respect for people.
>Hey wait, I just HAVE to ask-
Do you? Do you really HAVE to? No you do not, and chances are whatever you're about to say or ask I've heard many times before.
Obviously it depends on the way they say it and how they approach you, I'm specifically talking about the obnoxious ones who clearly think you owe them your time and attention. These types are doubly annoying if they do it while I'm on the phone or otherwise preoccupied, even more so if they act offended when I point out to them that I'm busy. They see you as a performer, an attraction rather than a person, and they don't deserve a single damn second of your time.

>Why should I interrupt my day to go change?
You shouldn't. Unless you're in any real danger, there's nothing wrong with putting earphones in and pretending you can't hear them and are engrossed in your music, whether you're listening to some or not.
/blog

[Anonymous No.9946662]

>>9946192
>gotta be a terf now to shit on transtrenders

[Anonymous No.9946663]

>>9946192
Haha good one anon

[Anonymous No.9946665]

I really love these kinds of photos, and have contemplated asking someone to take some photos of me in lolita in public, but I can only imagine it being super awkward for the one taking the picture, and drawing even more attention than normal.

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[Anonymous No.9946681]

>>9945619
I'm starting to think women generally just look at everything in disgust.

[Anonymous No.9948028]

>>9946662
That’s literally what a terf is??

[Anonymous No.9948146]

>>9945315
they literally look like they just saw a smoll godzilla climbing out of the sewer.

[Anonymous No.9948269]

Is it weird to say that I really love how a lot of the creep shots look?

There's something about them that, to me, makes lolita feel more candid, like an actual fashion choice than this super staged thing people only do at meet ups and cons.

[Anonymous No.9948280]

my nicest experience in lolita was when I was leaving the house in a redxblackxwhite tartan baby oldschool sweet coord and I heard a noise and it was my next door neighbour's little girl trying to get my attention by banging on the window, and when I noticed her she had this huge smile and was waving at me and it was so precious. kids reactions to what I'm wearing will forever be my favourite thing. how they have no filter and will say stuff aloud and their parents try to shush them.

[Anonymous No.9948325]

>>9948269
I love candid pics for the same reasons. I get why it makes people uncomfortable and I wouldn't take them myself, but I like candids when I see them around.

I honestly don't mind if people take candids in public. It saves me being bothered every five minutes while I'm going about my business. If it was taken because they intend to make fun of me, oh well. Their loss I guess. I feel bad that they aren't secure with themselves.

[Anonymous No.9948782]

>>9948325
Excuse me what do you guys mean with candid pics?

[Anonymous No.9948786]

>>9948782
Pics that aren't posed or planned, though it's possible to plan photoshoots like this in advance. Basically taking a picture of someone (lolitas in this case) without them knowing or without asking them to pose or smile for the picture.

[Anonymous No.9948818]

>>9948786
Ah, so like a creep shot i guess. Thank you for explaining!

[Anonymous No.9948833]

>>9948818
Sort of like creep shots I suppose, without the potential for lewdness, so no upskirts or things like that.

On the topic of candids, >>9948325 I second this, not just because it saves me from being bothered every five minutes but also because I look better in candids than I do in posed pics. I can't pose or smile on command to save my life and look hideous and awkward no matter how hard I try.

[Anonymous No.9948848]

>>9948028
Hating transgenders isn't exclusive to feminists, I hate feminists too.

[Anonymous No.9949450]

>>9945442
>Compliments from old people

What do old people say

[Anonymous No.9949451]

>>9949450
Nayrt, in my experience it's usually things like saying they're happy to see young ladies dressed nicely; old ladies specifically get excited to see us wearing petticoats and tell us about how they used to wear petticoats too when they were young, etc.

[Anonymous No.9949468]

>>9946672
nowhere more lolita than melbourne central macca's

[Anonymous No.9949484]

>>9946226
I saw two I didn't recognize in London once near Victoria. I was on my way to work and didn't want to bother them but I regret not stopping to say hello.

[Anonymous No.9949491]

>>9945336
This is the lesbian lolita life I want

[Anonymous No.9949493]

>>9945758
I have manface and am 100% cis female. Some people are just ugly, anon.

[Anonymous No.9949496]

>>9945857
>OP and Denko
Damn, blast from the past. I don't remember Denko being a lolita though

[Anonymous No.9949497]

>>9946087
There's a Tumblr blog for that

[Anonymous No.9949499]

>>9949450
>>9949451
An older gentleman in my neighborhood calls me Judy Garland whenever he sees me out and about, it's pretty cute.

[Anonymous No.9949512]

>>9948280
Omg I went out for coffee one day and this little girl stared at me with her mouth wide open and it made me so happy to see her so excited

I've also been swarmed by little kids in Chicago while I was staying in an airbnb. It was the cutest thing listening to these little girls coo and tell me how pretty I was. Such a pure experience. Fuck opinions of adults, kids are the shit

[Anonymous No.9949513]

>>9945332
this is my personal favourite

[Anonymous No.9949630]

>>9949497
Name or link?

[Anonymous No.9949637]

>>9949630
http://lolipaparazzi.tumblr.com/

[Anonymous No.9950790]

>>9945519
my dream dress, 12 years later and I've still never found it. And no I don't want the gingham one :(

[Anonymous No.9950794]

>>9946096
Not a bad coord I think honestly his makeup ruins all of this.

[Anonymous No.9951016]

>>9945618
Why are people still so bad at identifying sissies?

[Anonymous No.9951136]

>>9949637
Most of these is just people being happy to see such a rare sight, they don't mean any harm. Some posts though described encounters with rude or ill people, so please be careful out there. But don't see everyone as your enemy, some people really just like what you're doing THAT much. Being rude or disrespectful towards you is never okay though.

[Anonymous No.9951140]

>>9949450
From old ladies mostly that I look lovely, beautiful, etc, saying "I love it!" I've had random old men shout "nice!" or "great!" at me too
All good things, though I've never gotten comments about petticoats or references to old things or anything.

[Anonymous No.9951268]

>>9945922
I would be like “holy crap, you can dress like that?! That’s amazing!”
But then again, I’ve always been super into the ultra-girly

[Anonymous No.9952475]

>>9946094
priceless

[Anonymous No.9952493]

>>9946123
what's wrong with that smile? I can't stop laughing

[Anonymous No.9952498]

[Anonymous No.9952500]

>>9952498

[Anonymous No.9952501]

>>9952500

[Anonymous No.9952504]

>>9952501

[Anonymous No.9954247]

>>9952493
I love that the expression looks like pic related

[Anonymous No.9954253]

>>9945617
lmao, I took this one. It does look like something a normie would have attempted to sneak, but I just thought it looked cute to see lolitas in a chocolate shop.The shop girls were really nice. I wish I had a better coord at the time, but eh, I was still new.

>>9945618
that description sounds strangely homoerotic.

>>9945519
Same, I feel weird about it sometimes because tanning culture is prevalent here. I try not to think about it too much and remind myself that at least I'll look 30 in my 50s.

[Anonymous No.9954455]

>>9954253
If it helps, I recently visited a town my family moved to near the coast. Most people are overly tan or wrinkled and I got like three compliments on my skin bc I guess they aren’t used to seeing skin that isn’t shit. Enjoy the lack of skin damage, anon!

[Anonymous No.9954481]

>>9952498

>quietly saves to inspo folder

[Anonymous No.9954484]

>>9945315
>>9945309
These would be good if it wasn't common knowledge that Fahr staged them.

[Anonymous No.9954515]

>>9952504
for a second i thought she was barefoot then it dawned on me she's wearing black ballerina flats
>tfw already saw a lolita just in socks
why


>>9949491
Same anon,same
>gf is punk but willing to try aristo
maybe one day a pic of us will appear on one of those threads

[Anonymous No.9954602]

[Anonymous No.9954609]

[Anonymous No.9956511]

>>9945421
You forgot the part where everybody clapped

[Anonymous No.9958209]

>>9954484
She repeatedly said they aren’t staged.

[Anonymous No.9958309]

>>9949450
It's never in these exact words, but from the sum total of all the comments from old ladies I've gotten, it's some undercurrent of "it's good to see girls taking care of every aspect of their appearance today instead of just throwing on a tshirt or showing a lot of skin" - sort of about modesty, but also sort of about effort. It's both sweet and sad, because it's never said with animosity or judgment, just kind of this wistful mental returning to their youth when they had to be "done up" on this level every day, whether they wanted to or not, and now seeing girls doing it because they WANT to.

[Anonymous No.9958384]

>>9945690
Actually they identify as he and his name is phillipe now. According to his fb as of May.

[Anonymous No.9958998]

>>9946660
I hate this. Not just for lolita, any fashion that is considered attention getting. Its not ok to call a woman a slut because she is wearing short shorts and a tank top, its not ok to call a lolita names and gawk. You are being rude. And "but youre not normal!" Is no excuse for being a rude person. Learn to avert your eyes and hold your tongue.

Fashion is made for people, not people made for fashion. You should wear whatever you want, and this fashion you decided to wear should be for you and not anyone else. Now obviously, this doesnt mean you should run around exposing your privates, there is clearly a line to be draw, but fashion being sexy, cute, super formal, ect is just what fashion is supposed to do. One fashion to rule us all would be awful uncreative depressing and boring

[Anonymous No.9959287]

>>9945309
>I can't sit near these dirty commoners

[Anonymous No.9959295]

>>9945323
>ano.... sumimasen

[Anonymous No.9959683]

>>9959295
>>9959287
Lel

[Anonymous No.9960731]

>>9945618
is this guy trying to say he got a handie from a milkmaid dude kek

[Anonymous No.9960754]

>>9956511
nothing ever happens

[Anonymous No.9961755]

>small meetup at a big mall
>get a lot of stares, nothing out of the ordinary for lolita
>we also get a few questions about our "cosplay" or "play costume" and compliments, again nothing out of the ordinary
>walking into sephora
>the other girls went deep inside the store, me and my bf were still in the front
>snobby looking woman with small boy and teenage girl in front of us
>lady pulls the boy close to her
>tells him out loud "stay close to me, these people are fucking crazy. jesus christ what the fuck is wrong with people?"
>she was so loud me and my bf heard what she said perfectly clear
>when the other girls are done we meet up in the entrance of the shop
>i tell the other girls what happened
>when we walk out of the store, the lady was looking at us from the makeup table of the store with the worst glare ever
>i just gave her a smug smile in return

hoping her child ends up being a "crazy" alternative person too

[Anonymous No.9961761]

>wearing a sweet coord for a date with my husband
> An old woman approaches me
> 'Are you... Um.. princess...? Uh...what is this?
> 'oh it's just Lolita, a fashion trend from Japan'
> She nods and says 'oh right right.... Is it one of those memes? Is that what it is?'
> Trying to not laugh 'no I don't think so...'

[Anonymous No.9961766]

>>9961755
These people need to go drown. Gee, let me say something loud and rude to a bunch of pretty randos for no other reason than to ruin their afternoon. Maybe my comment will make them from stop doing the thing I don’t like.

[Anonymous No.9961787]

>>9958209
>believing fahr

[Anonymous No.9961789]

>>9961755
>hoping her child ends up being a "crazy" alternative person too
I wouldn't hope for this, if only for the plausible scenario in which the kid ends up with his crazy mother hounding him for whatever fucked up reason she makes up for him to dress out of the ordinary. I wouldn't wish that on anyone, to be honest.
Sorry that happened to you though, some people have no fucking manners.

[Anonymous No.9961817]

>Twinning with a friend in sweet
>Leaving the bus station after lunch
>See two men about 25ish walking towards us
>Guys start making bird noises at us
>We're not wearing any bird or feather themed outfits
what?

[Anonymous No.9961891]

>>9961817
Normies turn into circus animals when they see something weird. Just making noises to get attention, even if it makes zero sense in context.

[Anonymous No.9961893]

>>9961817

My friend and I were walking along a harbor when a bunch of jock looking normies started harassing one of the bike driven cabby drivers. Then afterwards they started shouting at strangers and were running back and forth on the dock. I think we saw them an additional three times from how much running and heckling randos they were doing.

I guess the moral of the story is that roids fuck with your brain and normies are actually fucking weird.

[Anonymous No.9961929]

I saw a lolita in the supermarket not long ago and the only thing I could think about was how her petticoat was noticeably hanging out the bottom of her dress.

[Anonymous No.9962003]

>me and my friend out at night, I'm in sweet, she's in a punk type outfit.
>old lady comes up to you at the bus stop
>"so you're meant to be the boy, right?"

>Used to work at Mcdicks when i was 15 so I could buy brand
>Random girl comes in
>"Oh you're that girl who always wears princess dresses right?"
>embarrassed someone recognized me, but she was nice

>yelling "it's not halloween" through car windows
>yelling "little bo peep!" but from a safe distance
>"I didn't know donkey kong does hair" (I was wearing space buns)

I noticed normies like to make comments from a distance, across the street, or in their car. I am a small, frail girl, and I find it funny that they have to be a "safe distance" from me so they can harass me. I won't do shit.

[Anonymous No.9962015]

>>9962003
>I am a small, frail girl, and I find it funny that they have to be a "safe distance" from me
I'm a tall, intimidating gothic lolita. I'll walk with you and be a deterrent. People don't tend to bother me because I look like I'm constantly angry.

[Anonymous No.9962036]

>>9962015
ah, if only. the lonelita life is a hard one.

[Anonymous No.9965417]

>long day at the zoo with lolita comm
>break off to catch bus
>4 blocks away from bus stop
>feel tug on my dress
>look
>random lady in her 40's has grabbed the corner of my dress
> "This is such a pretty dress."
> thanks. I have to catch the bus.
>"Where did you get it? Hot Topic?"
>no longer feel inclined to be nice.
>violently pull dress out of lady's hand
>No.

I was wearing pic related.

[Anonymous No.9965460]

>>9965417
why do people think its okay to touch dresses with their dirty ass hands? do they expect to feel something? why can't they look and not touch?
Did she get mad at you for jerking it off? what a rude ass

[Anonymous No.9965484]

>>9945317
>>9945849
>>9945872 (left and right, the middle would qualify if you cut off her head)
>>9946123
>>9952498
Literally nothing wrong with these. Props to them for dressing up in public without also looking like they're aliens who just dropped onto Earth and have no knowledge of our customs.

[Anonymous No.9965519]

>>9965484
Who said there was anything wrong with these? Some gulls find pics of lolitas in public inspiring, I know I do.

[Anonymous No.9965642]

>>9965484
Did you mistake this for the ita thread? This thread is just pictures of normies looking at lolitas, that's it.

[Anonymous No.9965649]

>>9946665
I’ve always hated the fact that whenever I pose for someone to take my picture other fuckers join in without asking for permission like wtf

[Anonymous No.9965675]

>>9954484
Lol I took this one. I just thought seeing tall gothic surrounded by short sweets was cute.

[Anonymous No.9965677]

>>9954481
Why? That coord is so shitty.

[Anonymous No.9965679]

>>9965649
Oh god yes. One time I was out with friends and an actual line of normies began to form to take a pic. It was fucking bizarre.

[Anonymous No.9965772]

>>9965679
Normies think that if you agree to pose for one person then clearly it's fine for everyone else to take your picture without asking. You're nice to one person who asked for permission politely and before you know it you're a fucking tourist attraction.

[Anonymous No.9965808]

>>9965417
Once I was at the pub and a drunk man started touching my dress and lifting the corners up to see my petticoat I was mortified and ran into the toilets

[Anonymous No.9965869]

>>9965677

It could be better, but that doesn't make it shit. Not everyone wears Lolita for e-fame.

[Anonymous No.9965995]

>>9965869
What on earth equated what I said about the coord sucking to people wanting efame? Most of the pics in this thread are candid anyway.

[Anonymous No.9966144]

>>9946226
I saw a Chinese Lolita at a tourist attraction in nor Cal. I wanted to say something to her but she was having fun taking pictures with her girlfriend. I just smiled at her when I passed by her. I hope she didn't feel awkward.

[Anonymous No.9966305]

>>9965995
expecting lifestyle/daily lolitas to be dressed to the nines everyday is ridiculous. it looks like she's just going out to do something. It's a nice coordinate for running errands, that's what makes it so cute, the fact it's casual and she's not trying to be over the top for a meet or something

[Anonymous No.9966596]

>>9965995

Because you clearly expect this random girl to be overdressed despite the fact that she's obviously going for something lovely yet casual so she can just go about her day. You remind me heavily of girls from my comm who are new and too afraid to dress down a little because "What if someone takes a picture?"

[Anonymous No.9966599]

>>9966305
>>9966596
You’re talking to someone who wears toned-down lolita weekly to work. I don’t give a shit about OTT, but she looks homely. At the least she needs to do something with her rats nest.

[Anonymous No.9966602]

Some chav came up to me today and jokingly asked me out on behalf of her cousin. This was a grown woman.

[Anonymous No.9966604]

>>9966602
wrong thread?

[Anonymous No.9966618]

>>9966599
>someone who wears toned-down lolita weekly to work
yeah, right. We'll pretend to believe you anon, so you can get your fantasy colored wig and stop derailing this thread already.

Anyway, let's keep on posting those candid pics.

[Anonymous No.9966620]

>>9966618

[Anonymous No.9966621]

>>9966620

[Anonymous No.9966622]

>>9966599

It's pulled out of her face and she's wearing a bow. Please go outside.

[Anonymous No.9966623]

>>9966621

[Anonymous No.9966626]

>>9966623

[Anonymous No.9966627]

>>9966626

[Anonymous No.9966637]

[Anonymous No.9966639]

>>9966637

[Anonymous No.9966640]

>>9966639

[Anonymous No.9966641]

>>9966637
>>9966639
How is it in Japan to wear plain Yukata / kimono during non-festival days? Do people react strongly like other fashions such as Lolita , VKei etc?

[Anonymous No.9966649]

>>9966641
Depends where you're at. In say Shibuya I'd say it's about as common as Lolita, so you'd get about as many looks, but if you're in Kyoto or Osaka and going to any kind of Shrine or Historical location it's way more common. I'd say a good 30-40 percent of people are dressed up in Kimono or Yukata. Famous/touristy locations people go all out haha Kyoto station is my favorite place for looking for fashion because of all the people getting dressed up and going to Fushimi Inari, Arashiyama, and Kiyomizu dera

[Anonymous No.9966650]

>>9966641
Not weird at all, many people do it! During my holiday I saw a lot of people wearing Yukata’s as daily wear. That’s why I thought it was weird to see >>9966639 , as it is not a weird thing in Japan.
I also worn a Yukata on a normal day myself and got a lot of positive reactions, people commented a lot of times on how comfortable it is to wear a yukata during the hot weather. They also gave me postive comments when I wore a yukata as a coat. So no strong reactions at all, it’s very normal.

[Anonymous No.9966653]

>>9966599
>toned-down lolita weekly to work
sounds legit.

[Anonymous No.9966657]

>>9966653
Nayrt but it's entirely possible, I do it too, it does really depend on how you wear it though. Classic lolita in solid black and other dark colors lends itself very well for regular wear.

[Anonymous No.9966660]

>>9966618
>>9966653
Nayrt but I know two people who wear lolita to work. Both are programmers and wear classic. They're super toned down, but they both look much better than the OP coord

[Anonymous No.9966669]

>>9966657
>>9966660
Sorry I worded that poorly. I mean that anon was lying because they were going off on someone else not looking good for a casual outing, I feel like there's no way a daily lolita would honestly go out looking 100% to the nines everyday.
I would wear my lolita to work but i work a uniform job, ugh.

[Anonymous No.9966672]

>>9966669
Oh I agree with that, anon was probably pulling that out of her ass to make herself sound more "legit".

[Anonymous No.9966675]

>>9966669
I wasn’t saying looking 100% all the time is required. But damn, if I saw a normie looking that unkempt I’d feel the same way.

[Anonymous No.9966677]

>>9966675
Oh my god, dude, get help if you're this salty over someone else getting praise

[Anonymous No.9966682]

>>9966675

>hair is brushed
>clothes are cleaned
>everything fits
>no clashing colors
>materials don't appear cheap

Let it go. Throwing shade will never make you shine, dude.

[Anonymous No.9969601]

>>9946047
>But then she didn't dare to anymore.
what? why? did you yell at her or something?

[Anonymous No.9970227]

I always wondered if the attention is part of the appeal to this fashion style.

[Anonymous No.9970235]

>>9970227
For me personally it really isn't, and most lolitas I know also don't like the attention. I deal with it because it's what I love and want to wear and I'm aware that attention just comes with the territory, but if it didn't grab as much attention as it does I'd enjoy the fashion a lot more because I wear it for me.

[Anonymous No.9970258]

>>9970227
I hate the attention. I stopped wearing it out for a while bc of it. I know that sounds weak but I have bad social anxiety/am awkward and don't like interacting with strangers. Wearing lolita would be so much better to me if I could just go out and not have people stare or be stopped every ten minutes.

[Anonymous No.9970267]

>>9970258
Making your mental well being your top priority isn't weak, anon. If wearing the fashion doesn't make you happy for any reason then it's fine to just not wear it. I do hope you find the strength to overcome your anxiety though, if you haven't yet, and I say this as another lolita with anxiety.

[Anonymous No.9970283]

>>9970227
For some special snowflakes, it totally is. For others, it's the price you must pay to wear something you love.

[Anonymous No.9970289]

>>9945588
tranny?

[Anonymous No.9970317]

>>9970227
For me it is a big part of it, but can confidently say in the niche pool of those that wear lolita are a lot of socially awkward, hobby-obsessed girls who don't like attention from strangers in the slightest. There are also attention whores. So yes, it's PART of it, but I wouldn't say the majority.

[Anonymous No.9970418]

>>9945670
>Thinking people accept lolita or any other street fashion in Japan
They're way more accepting in the west if anything, I got compliments all the time though that might just because I live in a hipstery area where alternative fashion is fairly common.

[Anonymous No.9970436]

>>9945588
Don't cut yourself on that edge

[Anonymous No.9970467]

>>9966650
I get wearing a haori, but why would you wear a yukata as a coat...?

[Anonymous No.9970480]

>>9970258
I’m going through a similar experience right now, so definitely attention is the worst part of wearing the fashion for me. Hope you can feel better about it, anon.

[Anonymous No.9970681]

>>9970467
Because I found it stylish and it fitted my outfit, if you are tall or the Yukata is short, you can wear it the same way as you can coord an haori only this one is floor length.

[Anonymous No.9970702]

>>9961817
I was wearing a yumekawaii-looking outfit, and was walking by this building where they were doing construction. Suddenly, 15 men started making a cacophony of bird cries with one loudly screaming, "Them are some big old titties!" This continued for the 5 minutes it took me to walk out of sight.

I could've understood if I was wearing club clothing maybe, but I was wearing a fucking oversize shirt with a giant fluffy skirt in pastels. What the fuck? After this occurrence, I now wear sports bras.

[Anonymous No.9974136]

Ok ok I'm sorry for wanting to take a picture.
You can't go out there dressed like this and expect people to not care. I don't want to be a creep but I want take a picture so I can remember seeing you. I don't want to get embarresed in front of everyone anymore when you tell me I can't take a photo.
Well, guess I'm not allowed to remember you, sorry.

[Anonymous No.9974138]

>>9974136
Why would you be embarrassed when told you can't take a photo of someone? What in the world is embarrassing about that? Just accept no as an answer and move on. If your memory is so bad that you have to take pictures to maintain it then I'm sorry but you have no right to take pictures of people without their permission, even if we're dressed out of the norm.

[Anonymous No.9974140]

>>9970227
The attention of other people who like the style, yes. The easiest way to meet other people who like lolita and j-fashion is to wear it yourself.

[Anonymous No.9974141]

>>9974136
Just ask, and accept it when they say no. It's uncool to take a picture of someone dressed normally, so why is okay just because someone is dressed different? Why is this so complicated to normies?

[Anonymous No.9974149]

>>9974136
>I want take a picture so I can remember seeing you
You're the worst, anon.
R-remember me with your heart, not with a picture.

[Anonymous No.9974171]

My waitress at brunch a few days ago had an AP now I’m her hair. She either wore it like a normie cause she doesn’t know what it is, or I bet her work wouldn’t let her wear it the proper way. Either way, she shook me when I caught it.

[Anonymous No.9974172]

>>9974171
Ugh, phone, why do you autocorrect words into other words.

*AP bow in her hair

[Anonymous No.9974177]

>>9974172
You should have asked her about it

[Anonymous No.9974181]

>>9974171
Huh, cute! I'd wager a guess that she's a lolita and just isn't allowed to dress up at work, which makes sense. It's possible she's not a lolita at all and bought it just because she liked it if she came across a brick and mortar AP store, but I think the former is more likely.
I do wonder if it's AP though, I don't recognize it. Still, it's definitely not your average bow.

[Anonymous No.9974184]

>>9945336
>That fat ogre giving the cute dressed girl side eye

Normies are hilarious

[Anonymous No.9974188]

>>9974136
>so i can remember seeing you
ngl this is cute dude
but yeah,ask us,we won't bite. I'll just hide my face as i don't want my picture to circulate somewhere i'm not aware of (and also because i'm highly unphotogenic). Most of the time i say i'm busy because i'm too shy for pictures

[Anonymous No.9974193]

>>9961929
You should've told her politely, I try not to let my petti peek but sometimes it falls down a little

[Anonymous No.9974211]

is it weird to complement a lolita you see in the wild on their cord if you're a man?

[Anonymous No.9974214]

>>9974211
Not weird at all, as long as you're respectful. I've had men approach me and tell me I look beautiful, or express interest in what I was wearing, and few of them knew the fashion and were happy to encounter a lolita "in the wild", as you say, and those interactions were pleasant and not weird or creepy at all.

[Anonymous No.9974216]

>>9945336
I love seeing lolitas in sunglasses, I have no idea why.

[Anonymous No.9974219]

>>9974211
"Hey, great coordinate!"
That's all it takes
If you don't force interaction and use our terms you won't immediately come off as a creep.

[Anonymous No.9974224]

>>9970467
Cause it's cute.

[Anonymous No.9974241]

>>9974211
I've had a random guy on the street tell me "I like your style" and it wasn't creepy at all. Just leave it at that and don't bother further, we're usually trying to get somewhere.

[Anonymous No.9974283]

Enjoy the looong dog and the confused guy in the background!

[Anonymous No.9974296]

>>9946092
I feel that. My comm's most embarrassing behavior definitely gets the stares.

[Anonymous No.9974306]

>>9948848
You sound like a wonderful person.

[Anonymous No.9974322]

>>9948848
I'm with you. I hate terfs, feminists, and transtrenders.
Just live your life, people. Stop with the identity politics.

[Anonymous No.9974364]

>>9974322
It's ironic you're saying to let people "live their lives" while feeling the need to be against how other people harmlessly choose to live their own lives

[Anonymous No.9974551]

>>9974364
>you're saying to let people "live their lives"
I'm saying they should do that for themselves, not that they should let others do it.

[Anonymous No.9974569]

>>9974136

>being this mad at being expected to be polite

No sympathy.

[Anonymous No.9974630]

>>9974551
Is english your first language?

[Anonymous No.9974674]

>>9974630
ye

[Anonymous No.9974703]

>>9974630
Somehow anon, you're just not understanding them.
There's a miscommunication over what the word terf means, but otherwise they're saying that feminists and everyone who plays the identity politics game need to calm the fuck down and stop polarizing the issue.
We were doing so well getting to a point where racism had less and less of a place in America, and now we're seeing a resurgence in direct response to the way liberal minded people are pushing things.
Silencing people, mob hate and turning every issue into 'if you're not xyz you don't matter' and generally being assholes about what should be intelligent debates is making us all more bigoted.

That's enough of that. Have a picture.

[Anonymous No.9974724]

>>9974703
Sure, I can agree that people are breeding hate sometimes through identity/race politics. But hating feminists/non conforming people is just as bad. You can't beat hate with hate. I'm not american, but I do think you guys have big problems with that (fighting hate with hate, rather than understanding). I often see people on either side saying that they hate men, or they hate transgendered people. It's stupid to think hating someone will make them go away, it won't.
I'm not huge into the trans movement, I'm not straight but I'm very cis, proud to be female and whatnot. I do think there's a lot of shitty trans people (like the sissies in rufflechat, god), but for the most part, there's a lot of really good people who just want to be respected. You don't always have to agree with people, but you don't have to hate them just because of it. I don't understand what's with Americans and caring so much about other peoples beliefs. If a teenager wants to be called they and have blue hair, who fucking cares? If someone asks to be called she even if she's obviously not a she, you don't have to talk to them, it doesn't really matter what others do.

[Anonymous No.9974754]

>>9974724
>But hating feminists/non conforming people is just as bad. You can't beat hate with hate.
Are you actually implying that hating someone for their ideology and politics is the same as hating someone because of their skin color or sexual orientation?

[Anonymous No.9974789]

>>9974754
I worded that poorly; I mean that when it comes to changing peoples minds, hating them constantly won't make their minds change. But yeah I agree it's worse to hate someone because of their gender identity

[Anonymous No.9975628]

>>9974211
always one fucking neckbeard incel like this in everythread

[Anonymous No.9975630]

>>9975628
I'd honestly rather they ask if they're really not sure how to interact with us, on the off chance they do see a lolita in public one day. If it helps at least one person be less of a creep, then I'm all for it.

[Anonymous No.9975652]

>>9945301
This is staged

[Anonymous No.9975685]

>>9945339
On more than one occasion I've had perfect strangers wordlessly hand myself or someone in our group their baby expecting a picture. That's the one that gets me more than anything else. You're handing a random woman your baby because she's wearing a frilly dress?? Bitch, this is not Disney world.

[Anonymous No.9975686]

>>9974703
>I-it’s the liberals fault!
no, it’s a mix of racists being little pieces of shits and liberals having enough of people being racist pieces of shit. You wanna hate people for their race and ideology? Great! Go for it! Just don’t expect any sort of kindness.

I’m only speaking from an American perspective but freedom of speech doesn’t mean freedom from criticism or being shit on for having a shit view on minorities or nonconforming/liberal people. And if a person says what the supreme court calls “fighting words” they aren’t protected under the first amendment. Is it purely the big meanie liberals faults? Fuck no. Are they overreacting? Yeah, you can say that.

tl;dr it’s everyone’s fault for being pieces of shit and overreacting.

[Anonymous No.9975695]

>>9975686
>fighting words
What is this middle school?

[Anonymous No.9975755]

>>9945301
it's hard to be cute! Sadly...

[Anonymous No.9975757]

>>9946096
/cgl/ in a nutshell.

[Anonymous No.9975759]

>>9975755
Replicas aren't cute, anon.

[Anonymous No.9975767]

>>9975695
No, it’s law school.

[Anonymous No.9975772]

>>9975695
>imagine being this retarded

[Anonymous No.9979395]

>>9970418
You need to re-read this , anon.

[Anonymous No.9979464]

>>9945337
w2c girl who dresses like this and uses a flip phone

[Anonymous No.9979469]

>>9979464
>w2c
Please don't talk about people like they're objects to be purchased.

[Anonymous No.9979471]

>>9979469
I'm deeply apologetic that my language in a half-assed comment on a Ivorian Coast hizamakura manufacturing board upset you. I will refrain from engaging in such downright offensive behaviour in the future because of your pressing request.

Have a good day, m'lady.