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'Bolded in pink' is the rule i'm GLAD to see.

 

NO ONE who dresses that way has 'the right' to be 'mean'. Ever.

 

ESPESALLY dressed that way.

 

:angry: 

Since that rule is there im guessing there have been meanies before.. Damn

I'm glad that rule is there, i wish they had one for cosplaying as well though, i was once bullied by a len cosplayer ._.

I know this is the internet, but why can't people just be respectful from the get-go, srsly.

Meanness=/=fashion choices.

 

That's a generic forum rule you'd find pretty much anywhere else, anyway.

Meanness=/=fashion choices.

 

That's a generic forum rule you'd find pretty much anywhere else, anyway.

Still, if your gonna be mean, at least don't dress like the epitome of innocence.

 

Thats what I think.