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As John Lennon once said, "Life is what happens while you're busy making other plans." So true.



Giving advice is sort of second nature to me. I use to have a column on here but ended up deleting it. Now once again I have decided to give advice again. I value people and their problems and try to help them the best I can.



No question is a silly question. Every question has importance. I sometimes feel like some of my questions I want to ask are viewed as pointless but have comed to realize that this isn't entirely true.



My biggest pet peeves are bad spelling, grammar and punctuation. It's silly, but I mean it's not that difficult to tell the difference between you're and your. Or even their, they're and there. No offense if you do any of this, but we learned all of these when we were younger in 5th grade (give or take).



Personally one of my favorite quote is by Eleanor Roosevelt. "No one can make you feel inferior without your consent."
If only people would truly realize this, the world would be so much happier.

advice

Is it appropriate to wear a bright red dress
to a wedding?

The wedding is a formal evening wedding. The
dress is a simple sleeveless dress. It has a
scoop neckline and shows just a little, but
not a lot of cleavage. I would wear it to other
formal events, just not sure if its appropriate
for a wedding.

I think it'd be fine, even if it's a bright red dress. The color might be a little bright but I've been to a ton of weddings trust me and a lot of people wore red. The neckline and all sounds fine, not skimpy so I don't think it'd be too bad.

If you don't think it'd be okay try getting a little black dress. A black dress would be perfect for a wedding also. I'm suggesting this if you don't feel comfortable about wearing the red dress still. You can never go wrong with a little black dress.

I hope this helps you tons. :)

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(Rating: 5) Thank you! I think I will get a new dress.
It is a little flashy and I don't want to outshine the bride. It is her day. Thanks for answering, and
thanks for making it easy to read!
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