Peaches

But I remember I wore that blue dress and got back into my covers.

And then my mother came in and was like, okay, let's get ready for school.

And I was like, I'm dressed.

But unfortunately, her comment was, you can't wear that.

And I was like, why?

I was so confused because this was my favorite outfit and I wanted to dress myself.

So that's why I say it was complicated because I think that kind of like stopped me from thinking about independent fashion.

dressing in a way and grew up a lot with me and my sister who was three years older than me being dressed like twins in a strange way where we'd have these outfits that were twins but opposite colors.

So like we had this, I just remember we had these long sleeve Charlie Chaplin t-shirts or like long sleeve shirts.

So the arms were one color and the face of Charlie Chaplin in the middle was another color.

And then it was a white background.

But the face of the Charlie Chaplin on mine was blue and the arms were red.

But my sister had a red Charlie Chaplin face with blue arms.

And that would happen a lot, especially with those colors, blue and red, where they'd be switched.

And I was so confused, like, which is better?

Is one more mature?

What is the color representing?

Yeah.

am I wearing the second choice, you know?

And also my sister, Suri, she hated it.