Clashing
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First world problems at its finest...
wow. glad I have 2 boys. lol
I can empathize. I remember at my junior prom this girl wore the exact outfit as me. It was a bummer and it kept me for enjoying the night as much as I should. Embarrassed, I had people coming up to me laughing about my "twin". I know--Stupid kid drama! I outgrew the nonsense but at the time I felt like my world was ending.
That's a big deal.
Send her to school naked. Problem solved.
I don't think having child services remove the child is the answer...
OH NO SHE DIDN'T!
There is actual science behind why teenagers are like this. I think it is stupid regardless, but take solace in that knowledge. Stuff to Blow Your Mind did a podcast called "I was a teenage teenager" that talked about it. Your kid will hopefully grow out of it and if not mercy kill them for the betterment of society.
I don't see why another girl (especially a friend) wearing the same outfit is a big deal. Now, if the other person is a strange adult male, then there may be a problem with one of their wardrobes.
I don't think this is a teenager thing, it just seems strange.
next thing you know they will be wearing the same guy
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That's a modern day tragedy even Shakespeare couldn't have written
Am I the only guy wondering why this is always a big deal?