Name: Reacting to Teenage Photos with my Wife! // Jessie & Claud [CC]
Uploaded: 2020-03-27T19:05:36.000Z
Duration: 15 min 18 s
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J: Welcome to reacting to our teenage photos.

J: It's a follow-up to reacting to our childhood photos.

C: You know what? I don't know if there's enough teenage photos of me.

C: It's like they're all packed away hidden in the deepest, darkest corners of the attic.

J: Yeah, I should probably also mention that

the latter part of my teenager years, I was really, really thin

and then I destroyed all the evidence of that.

C: Mine are mainly like cute childhood pictures because they're like albums that my mum made and it's like,

C: 'Aww, how cute you were.' J: There's no awkward stage?

C: No, no. I definitely had an awkward stage.

J: So, hi. If you don't know, I'm Jessica; this is Claudia.

J: We're married. If you enjoy awesome lesbians, you should subscribe, because

C: And we like to class ourselves as that, clearly.

J: Awesome lesbians. Who doesn't wanna class themselves as an awesome lesbian?

J: So we're classifying "teenage" as twelve or thirteen?

J: Because I feel like at twelve you start doing teenage things.

J: This is when I was twelve. C: Aww. That's quite sweet.

J: Er, and as you can see, I had very long, blonde hair back in the day.

C: Yeah, it is long. J: Yes, I actually had blonde hair.

J: It's from a box. C: You look pretty sleepy in that picture.

C: Are you sleepy or...is that just your eyes?

C: Maybe you were sleepy. It is night-time, look. J: It is night-time.

J: This I think is Christmas at my grandparents.

J: OK, show me your youngest from your pile.

C: My sister's kind of portrayed in this one worse than I am, but...

C: That's me in the middle with the sunglasses on.

C: I think she had just got sand blown into her eyes.

C: So, yeah. J: You look cool--I mean, what's this quiff?

J: It looks like you have some kind of cool 1950s quiff, though.

J: That's pretty--pretty fancy. Pretty fancy.

C: I love those Oakleys sunglasses. I remember I had to save up for them myself.

C: and they were like two-hundred pounds.

C: And in like those days-- J: How old were you?!

C: So I basically saved up all my birthday and Christmas money.

C: My dad would be like, "Oh, you can wash the car for a fiver" kind of thing and I just saved up.

C: But! You know what? I still have those glasses

because they're obviously really well-made.

J: I think when I was that age, if I found a fiver I would take it to the bank

J: My next one is in the phase where I decided I was gonna be cool.

J: This is the early noughties, clearly. I'm wearing double denim.

J: I'm also wearing jeans! Are you shocked? C: To be fair, I wore double denim the other night.

J: That's my little cousin. C: He's like much cooler than you right there.

J: He's like, 'I'm not in double denim, so my life's going well so far.'

C: Right. J: Because everyone in my school was a skater.

J: I think I hero-worshiped Avril Lavigne C: You are wearing jeans

C: You've got a little bit of bling - there's some gold buttons.

C: A little gold bit on your jeans there.

C: Like, you know, you're still trying to keep it girly.

J: Also, it had these big shiny buttons on. C: Yeah, that's what I just noticed.

C: Moving on to my next bling accessories.

C: This is when everyone wanted straight hair.

J: What has happened to the shape of your head, Claudia Fozard?

C: Because I've had it chemically straightened there,

but I've got so much of it, I've still somehow got body.

J: It's like there's none of it left at the bottom!

Because that's where it's straight and then obviously where it's growing out the top of my head,

J: It's like, 'Damn you, no; I will be curly.'

J: It tried so hard. C: I remember when I dressed like that, though, I felt quite comfortable with myself.

C: 'Cause I was like, OK, like I was wearing combats; I was wearing little tank tops. I was like--

C: The girly, like, All Saints and stuff like that J: Yes!

C: were fashionable, but they weren't trying to be a gay identity figure or anything like that.

J: "Comboy." Combat. I was trying to get like combat trousers and tomboy-- C: Yeah, yeah, yeah.

J: And then that got taken away from you. C: Yeah.

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Reacting to Teenage Photos with my Wife! // Jessie & Claud [CC]

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