MY SON SHAMED ME FOR WEARING JEANS AT 70 …

I’m 70 and have always loved wearing jeans. They make me feel comfortable and stylish. However, yesterday my son saw me in jeans and said, “Mom, you look foolish wearing jeans at your age. You should choose something more appropriate.”

His comment took me by surprise and hurt my feelings. Now, I’m left questioning whether I should stop wearing jeans and opt for more conventional clothing or continue wearing what makes me feel good. I value his opinion, but I also don’t want to give up something that brings me joy and confidence. Has anyone else faced this kind of situation? How did you handle it? Should I let his opinion influence my choice, or stay true to what makes me happy?

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