Dressing up.

Dressing up is like reading a story, or acting. It allows you to feel or play different characters, or different personas. I've always liked dressing up. (Even when I don't leave my room). When I was little, I had the typical little girl fascination with princesses. I would only wear dresses, and would constantly skip about the house singing various disney songs. I know this, due to the glory of home videos. Different dresses make you feel differently. Different outfits can make someone feel differently. There are different moods, different looks to try and portray. There are so many things you can depict with different styles. If someone does not feel confident in what they are wearing, it can greatly affect how that person behaves, and visa versa with a lot of confidence. What people wear in clothing, I think, reflects a lot about their personality. You can often tell a lot about a person by how they dress and how they treat their bodies in regard to that. Most of the people I hang out with are pretty conservatively dressed, and I know that they are all, for the most part, conservative people. Similarly, those I know who dress a little more showy, tend to follow suit with their conduct. Not to say they aren't fun to be around, but to mention the amount of traditional respect they have for themselves. Although I do not judge a book by it's cover, typically, it tends to be the case.