Post by Bernadine on Sept 18, 2013 14:58:12 GMT -5
I ordered my motorcycle helmet and sent J the link to the one I ordered. He ordered the same helmet. He thinks it's cool. I think it's lame. We're going to be "that" couple, aren't we? Ugh.
I ordered my motorcycle helmet and sent J the link to the one I ordered. He ordered the same helmet. He thinks it's cool. I think it's lame. We're going to be "that" couple, aren't we? Ugh.
Post by EmilieMadison on Sept 18, 2013 15:00:32 GMT -5
Eh, unless they're both really unique, it's seriously not a big deal. Most couples I know who wear helmets actually have the same ones. DH and I have the same brand and style, but different colors, but I'd be fine with having identical ones.
Post by CrazyLucky on Sept 18, 2013 15:06:27 GMT -5
DH and I are the opposite. The way our morning schedule works, I don't see what he is wearing before I get dressed. So every once in a while we'll have on the same color shirt, or both have on SU shirts, and he insists on changing. I couldn't care less!
I don't think it's lame, since you said it's a plain style. If you had matching fanciness, well....
DH and I have different color derby helmets because mine is my team colour, but his has my team logo on it. And he chose the same number as mine, which is our anniversary. Then he decided he liked my number style better than his because they're smaller, and had his redone in the same font as mine (again, team font- not sure why he didn't get smaller plain ones). His helmet is a white version of mine, and while we don't play coed now we can't ever be on the same team for scrimmages because he totally made us "that couple". And his name coordinates with my team's theme, so when we're both in derby shirts we look disgustingly cute from behind with our matchy-matchy.
I don't even know where to post an intro here! I was on TK/TN/TB since 2003, mostly local boards. I was m_and_m.
"I speak without reservation from what I know and who I am. I do so with the understanding that all people should have the right to offer their voice to the chorus whether the result is harmony or dissonance. The worldsong is a colorless dirge without the differences that distinguish us, and it is that difference that should be celebrated not condemned." -Ani Difranco