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I don’t think it has something to do with your age. I am 42 and almost 90% of my closet is either short shorts (hottie hot for example) mini skirts and very short dresses.
I was not wearing short outfits immediately after having my kid, however, the older I got, the more confident I have been feeling. It’s not about the length of the skirt but about how beautiful and secure you feel while wearing it.
Agree with this! I actually think I look BETTER at 40 than in my 20s. I was rail thin in my 20s and I actually look good and fit now.
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I don’t have kids but I’m 34 and also feel this way. Body looks the same but I just feel more exposed lol
Depends on when and where. To the office?, I wouldn’t. Out with friends in the summer?, I would wear mini skirts and whatever I want. Out with friends in winter? I would cover up. It’s generally perceived to be provocative to wear mini skirts in the winter anyway
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As I have never liked my legs, I never wanted them to be seen, so I've tended to cover them up; however, I'm 36 and do think I dress more conservatively otherwise than I used to (higher neck shirts, for example). Probably part of getting older?
In similar boat and I had my last one 3 years back but for me it's more about comfort than anything else and also ability to run a mile without a second notice is critical aspect most days....