By Fred - 05/08/2011 05:45 - Japan

Today, I went into a crowded store and tried out a blazer. I was thinking to myself how hot I looked in it when the manager tapped me on the shoulder and politely said, "Excuse me sir, that's a ladies' blazer." FML
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Ugi 26

Well, at least you weren't trying on swimsuits....

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JurassicHole 5

Thats when you just look back at the guy and say "...and your point is?". But fyl for a public embarrassment :I

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fyreshadowes 2

It's really none of his business if a customer wants to try on opposite-gender clothing. At least he was polite about it, but you could still report him for discrimination if you wanted to. Hey, if the blazer looks good on you, buy it. Who cares if it's "female clothing."

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Nuahavizu 17

i agree to the general feel of the comments. Who cares? If you like the way you look, you can tell him where he can put said blazer

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locococoa3 5

Uh op's username is fred... Im pretty sure a girl wouldn't put thy as their username

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scottyspot 11

Now I have an Aerosmith song stuck in my head.

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glitterkuro 18

So what? Body shapes are actually more similar than most people think, but fashion insists on polarising "men shapes" and "women shapes" (when actually it's impossible to separate body shapes into that and a lot of men and women have bodies closer to the 'other' sex). I know loads of women who fit in men's jeans much better, and also men who fit in women's jeans for example. It's a shame really that they split the two up, because it make it seem socially inappropriate to wear the clothes that may fit and suit you better. Personally I shop from both sides of the shop and can find some clothes that fit me from both, and a lot that don't fit me too.

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