The word “flapper” referred to clothing in a period when it would not have been deemed too revealing. As a teenager, I always wondered how someone could wear a flapper dress while still staying beautiful. This was around 1960 or so. I have never heard any comment about how the dress made someone look “too skinny” or “too big.” It was an easy answer to me.
Did my parents dress?
I was raised at home, where I had the same parents as my siblings. I went to the same school as the rest of the family. My father was not a very religious man. He grew up in a home where there was no religion. That was where most of his family members belonged – they didn’t identify as Christians. It is also where many of the children were raised. I can only surmise as to why he left home while I was growing up. His parents divorced when I was nine.
When did most of the family get married or get married in the 1950s and 1960s?
It was mainly my mother’s sister who married my father, since she was the only sibling. It was my dad who started the tradition of getting married and having children around the same time he got married and had children. I was at first horrified by all this and wanted to leave home and go to college rather than wait my whole life for father to start having children.
Why did I start dating someone in college?
When I moved to college, many people were coming out at the time, and my mind was already in a different place than when I graduated from high school. College is a time where people try to discover themselves and begin to develop their own identity.
One of the men in that circle of friends was very handsome and a member of the fraternity (a frat). He asked me out on some dates, and I thought to myself, why is he interested in me? It was not a good reason.
I liked people on a very simple level. It was not a matter of choosing whether I was attracted to them. My friend was a good guy, but I was attracted to him a bit because I was interested in him.
A year later, I told my other friend about this, and after a brief discussion, he agreed to go out on a first date with me. That was what motivated me to get out of home and go to college in the first place. It was very sudden, and it
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