So my friend has this little joke with a few other friends in my group, they all call themselves certain characters (she's a pirate). So for Halloween, of course, she's dressing up as one. Early in the month, I mentioned that I was thinking of being a pirate for Halloween and she basically (kind of joking) said that I couldn't be one, because she was.
I tried to find another costume, but nothing really came together. I already have the perfect things for the pirate costume, and now that Halloween is so close, I think maybe I should just be one. I feel a bit like my friend has the previous claim on being one thing, because of this joke-thing, and I don't want to be rude or for everything to be unpleasant because she's mad about it.
I know that for girls, you would never buy the same clothes as your friend- that's definitely considered rude. Is this the same kind of thing? It might be a bit weird to be the same thing, maybe... am I over-thinking all this? What should I do?
2006-10-29
06:53:08
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twasbrillig
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Thanks for the answers so far. Just a little note, I don't think my friend would in any way be up for coordinating our costumes, or telling anyone something like that. She's not really into anything cute-sy, and we're not close enough for that.
2006-10-29
07:00:47 ·
update #1