I was the prettiest girl in the world until...

[JohnH]

BAM BAM BAM "YOU NEED TO COME OUT OF THE DRESSING ROOM!"

"Uh, excuse me?"

"THIS IS THE MANAGER, YOU NEED TO GET OUT OF THE DRESSING ROOM!"

I peek out the door and there is this woman, 5' 6" ish late twenties maybe early thirties. "YOU HAVE TO GET OUT OF THE DRESSING ROOM NOW!"

I was wearing a beautiful sweater dress that fit perfectly and I really wanted to buy it. "Do I need to change?"

"YOU NEED TO PUT ON YOUR REGULAR CLOTHES AND LEAVE THE DRESSING ROOM NOW!"


For those wondering, the store is Ross Dress for Less in Lynnwood, Washington.

It would have been your perogative to yell - "IS THAT HOW YOU TREAT A CUSTOMER WHO IS ABOUT TO BUY A DRESS?"

You did nothing wrong. If I were in your shoes I might have yelled back at the manager.

I would have told the SA straight up that I was a man, and I would like to try on some women's clothing. The SA could have had the option of leading me to a men's changing room. After that was done, if the manager came by and conducted herself as described above the whole store would have heard my response.

Yes, I think you need to sue for emotional pain and suffering, and damages.