Those old books weren't worth much wet or dry.

Honestly, this whole debate reminds me of how people treat personal choices like public property. Whether it's tattoos, hairstyles, or how you dress your kids, someone always has to weigh in with their two cents. Adaptive clothing is just another layer of that, where folks who aren't even using it decide how it should look. Let the person wearing it call the shots, because at the end of the day, they're the ones dealing with the reality of it. We do this with so many things, assuming one size fits all when it clearly doesn't.

Bangkok's floating market banned styrofoam last year.