I've been growing my hair out forever.

jackiback · September 2015

It can fit in a messy bun now.

I'm never cutting it short again.

I think with my collection of yoga pants and the new addition of a messy bun, I am pretty officially in the SAHM club now.

CeeCeeSugaPie · September 2015

Congrats! I'm not a SAHM, but maybe my collection of yoga pants would qualify me? I can finally get my hair in a bun, but I want the bun to be higher up on my head. I can't do that yet, without the bottom pieces falling out. I am too lazy to bobby pin them.

jackiback · September 2015

Yes! Mine is on top of my head, no strays. It's glorious.

dutchgirl76 · September 2015

I've been trying to grow mine out enough to donate for a few years...feel like it will never get long enough. I donated years ago but I had to go chin length which isn't a good look for me. I hate to say it, but the hair struggle is real, too short/too long you can't win.

packfan20 · September 2015

I just cut my hair and only wear yoga pants to yoga. Guess I'm not in the club.

jackiback · September 2015

packfan20 said:

I just cut my hair and only wear yoga pants to yoga. Guess I'm not in the club.

Or you just have your life together

packfan20 · September 2015

jackiback said:

packfan20 said:

I just cut my hair and only wear yoga pants to yoga. Guess I'm not in the club.

Or you just have your life together

Funniest thing I've heard all week.

SnShne322 · September 2015

My only contribution to this is that love yoga pants.

Jen748 · September 2015

#yogapants4Life

CeeCeeSugaPie · September 2015

For the record, I do not attend a yoga class. I have in the past, so that counts.

I do have a yoga DVD that gets used about 2-3 times per year. Rodney Yee is the instructor. DS asked why he was wearing girl underpants!

SnShne322 · September 2015

CeeCeeSugaPie said:

For the record, I do not attend a yoga class. I have in the past, so that counts.

I do have a yoga DVD that gets used about 2-3 times per year. Rodney Yee is the instructor. DS asked why he was wearing girl underpants!

Word. Yoga is expensive! I rarely wear them outside the house, but it is my at-home attire.

CeeCeeSugaPie · September 2015

SnShne322 said:

CeeCeeSugaPie said:

For the record, I do not attend a yoga class. I have in the past, so that counts.

I do have a yoga DVD that gets used about 2-3 times per year. Rodney Yee is the instructor. DS asked why he was wearing girl underpants!

Word. Yoga is expensive! I rarely wear them outside the house, but it is my at-home attire.

Same here. I'll wear them around the yard and in the house, but that is about it. Oh, and to run, when I actually do exercise. This sounds old-fashioned, but I don't feel like are modest enough to wear in public. Just my personal opinion, of course. To each their own.

GreenBride624 · September 2015

CeeCeeSugaPie said:

For the record, I do not attend a yoga class. I have in the past, so that counts.

I do have a yoga DVD that gets used about 2-3 times per year. Rodney Yee is the instructor. DS asked why he was wearing girl underpants!

I started going to a yoga class this year. Whenever we do that pose (warrior II) & flip our hand up, I want to do the Neo "bring it" hand motion.

CeeCeeSugaPie · September 2015

GreenBride624 said:

CeeCeeSugaPie said:

For the record, I do not attend a yoga class. I have in the past, so that counts.

I do have a yoga DVD that gets used about 2-3 times per year. Rodney Yee is the instructor. DS asked why he was wearing girl underpants!

I started going to a yoga class this year. Whenever we do that pose (warrior II) & flip our hand up, I want to do the Neo "bring it" hand motion.

Do it!!! lol That would be awesome.

katienichols08 · September 2015

I could probably get mine in a man-bun. LOL. I'm debating on letting mine grow out--because when it's short, you can see the scar down towards my neck. Plus, it would be nice to pull it back sometimes.

But I don't have your pretty hair either, so I don't know if I could pull it off

sassypants527 · September 2015

Yoga pants are the best thing ever for wearing around the house or for actual exercise. So comfy. But my inner diva balks at wearing them in public (other than exercise). I'm particular that way. I feel sloppy in the comfy house clothes and cannot bring myself to wear them in social settings of any type. I couldn't even bring myself to wear them on the 12 hour Amtrak trip we took in July. I wore a long jersey material skirt instead.

AyshM · September 2015

This has inspired me to wear leggings today (under a dress- no uncovered bum at work for me thank you).

Love the messy bun but you would not believe the height and volume of my messy bun some days. I am not kidding when I say that it took up three hair ties and about 8 inches in height over the weekend. I looked like a lunatic. I'm still growing it out too!

SusieBW · September 2015

I rock a messy bun and yoga pants often, but I wish I had pretty curly hair to give my messy bun some oomph. Mine always looks kind of sad with my straight, thin hair.

RevJen · September 2015

I wear yoga pants all the time. Love them. But I usually wear them with a long t-shirt so it covers my butt. I don't care if other people like them or not. Comfort first.

CeeCeeSugaPie · September 2015

RevJen said:

I wear yoga pants all the time. Love them. But I usually wear them with a long t-shirt so it covers my butt. I don't care if other people like them or not. Comfort first.

I would be okay with doing that. Then it is almost like wearing leggings. I just would feel awkward and self-conscious with all my nooks and crannies outlined and not covered. DH has assured me that men love yoga pants for a reason.

ETA: Not that it should matter what perverted men think! I posted the comment above about men's love of yoga pants and then thought I should clarify.

booneybear · September 2015

No one could pay me enough money to wear yoga pants in public. Me wearing yoga pants in public would be just as likely to happen as me wearing a pair of Toms.

CeeCeeSugaPie · September 2015

booneybear said:

No one could pay me enough money to wear yoga pants in public. Me wearing yoga pants in public would be just as likely to happen as me wearing a pair of Toms.

or Crocs? lol!

julie37619 · September 2015

RevJen said:

I wear yoga pants all the time. Love them. But I usually wear them with a long t-shirt so it covers my butt. I don't care if other people like them or not. Comfort first.

Word. With my body type I definitely fall into the category of "no one wants to see that" but I don't really care whether or not they want to see it. I'm not trying to win any beauty contests, I just want some Starbucks and to run my errands.

InLovewSB · September 2015

My H doesn't 'forbid' me from doing things because that's not the kind of relationship we have, but he's emphasized strongly that he prefers that I not wear yoga pants outside of the house. He says I have a nice figure and yoga pants show everything, so he doesn't like other men ogling the goods. It's a tad annoying, but I don't mind abiding by his wishes since it's no big deal to me.

booneybear · September 2015

CeeCeeSugaPie said:

booneybear said:

No one could pay me enough money to wear yoga pants in public. Me wearing yoga pants in public would be just as likely to happen as me wearing a pair of Toms.

or Crocs? lol!

I would like to burn ALL THE CROCS!!!!

SusieBW · September 2015

booneybear said:

CeeCeeSugaPie said:

booneybear said:

No one could pay me enough money to wear yoga pants in public. Me wearing yoga pants in public would be just as likely to happen as me wearing a pair of Toms.

or Crocs? lol!

I would like to burn ALL THE CROCS!!!!

Even for the children? because that shit is convenient.

booneybear · September 2015

SusieBW said:

booneybear said:

CeeCeeSugaPie said:

booneybear said:

No one could pay me enough money to wear yoga pants in public. Me wearing yoga pants in public would be just as likely to happen as me wearing a pair of Toms.

or Crocs? lol!

I would like to burn ALL THE CROCS!!!!

Even for the children? because that shit is convenient.

Kids should not have to endure their parents bad choices in footwear.

MrsJenE · September 2015

InLovewSB said:

My H doesn't 'forbid' me from doing things because that's not the kind of relationship we have, but he's emphasized strongly that he prefers that I not wear yoga pants outside of the house. He says I have a nice figure and yoga pants show everything, so he doesn't like other men ogling the goods. It's a tad annoying, but I don't mind abiding by his wishes since it's no big deal to me.

Huh. My H is the exact opposite. He's said to me several times, "Why don't you wear yoga pants outside of the house? Guys like that stuff."

julie37619 · September 2015

Unpopular opinion of the day: I think kids' crocs are adorable. Especially the tiny little toddler ones with the straps.

RevJen · September 2015

But there should be an age limit on them. After 10, your feet shall go croc-less.

CeeCeeSugaPie · September 2015

DS is 4 and looks super cute in his camo crocs, if I do say so myself. He loves them with a fiery passion and I love them because I am lazy and he can put these on himself. I will be cutting him off from the crocs at a later date, probably at 9 or so.

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