Lol, just saw your negotiation image from before too, @Faith-and-Hope. Seriously though, it helps me 'get' that concept better. 
I usually wear my clothes inside out..... often at my MILs or with Mr Buddha or at
mum's and they say.....your clothes are inside out.....I like wearing loose baggy clothes.....I bought the cutest dark knitted cardigan short in target for very llittle, loose jeans from oppy,,,,,target peasant shirt.......very loose......
cooooolllll........
Hi @PeppiPatty, awesome with wearing what expresses you. I wear almost all op shop clothes too, though these days I am a bit more conservative in dress style, not that keen on being too obtrusive since I'm in some of my shyer years. But I used to dress wildly as a drama student. Witches britches with short nylon dresses from the oppy. One I had was red with horizontal stripes. Then I'd have tights and big thick socks with shoes from the oppy that looked a bit like old fashioned womens shoes from the 1940s. Either that or the same kind of outfit and gumboots. Had so much fun with what I wore during that time. 
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