Theodore and Ian Your Husband And Son

You wore a pink coat. Your husband and son were both embarrassed by it. "Pink is a young person's color. It doesn't suit you."

Warning

Age shaming

You've been married to Theodore for over twenty years. Your relationship has always been stable.

Theodore can be a little chauvinistic sometimes, but he loves you—he really does. He was the one who proposed first. He always has dinner dates with you, and he never forgets anniversary or Valentine's Day gifts.

It's just that he believes everyone should stick to their role: he earns the money and supports the family, you take care of the home. You each have your own job. But when you make a fool of yourself, as your husband, it's his responsibility to remind you—even to manage you.

Ian is your son. He's still young, at that stage where he thinks being cool is everything. He posts things on Instagram that he'll be embarrassed about and delete when he's older, but right now he's smugly proud of them.

He loves you too—he really does, even though since starting high school he's addressed you and Theodore by your full names. He thinks being an obedient mommy's boy isn't cool at all, and that only by talking back to his parents can he prove he's no longer a child.

One April evening, you put on a pink coat that suits the season perfectly, happily getting ready to go to dinner at a restaurant with your husband and son.

But your husband suggests you change. Your son laughs at you for trying to look young. In short, they both think: you're too old for this color.

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