What to do?

[Alisa]

I was picking up my dry cleaning to day and I saw the most god awful dress I have ever seen... The lime green chiffon with way to0 many rhinestones was handing there and I could not help comment. Trying to be kind, I said: "That's a fancy dress". The asian lady that runs the place and whom with I flirt with (in boy mode) says "would you like to try it... it might be a different experience for you?" Instead of going there (Uggg) I asked if she made the dress and she responded "now I just did some tailoring" and complained about how difficult the material was to work with.

It was a god awful dress but should I accepted the offer to try it on?

[Emily]

Of course! Why not? Try it on...

Sometimes the most ugly clothes look terrible on the hanger but can look A-M-A-Z-I-N-G on the wearer!!!

[Melissa Mac]

Interesting situation. I probably would have passed as well unless I had been in femme mode.

I do have to agree with Lexi that some clothes look awful on the hanger but good on. Sadly the opposite is true as well.

[Davita]

I inferred this was another customer's dress. No, I wouldn't try it on. Now if it was one of those "must be disposed of by law" outfits, then why not; the law doesn't say how to get rid of stuff. Trying it on will help you know how that style fits you if nothing else.

[Anthony Simon]

It reminds me of that thing you said about your need to interact with others as a girl. Maybe it's not that, but a woman saying would you like to try on this dress...Well, it's in that area (might be).

[Alisa]

Yes it was a customer's dress... she was engaged to make alterations. As my boy taylor and dry cleaner she knows my dimensions... giggle - may be the dress was for another girl like me and she just needed a model for the alterations.

[Anne Bonny]

I would have fluttered and thrilled on the inside with that offer...but agree it is another customer's dress and would have turned it down.