The WAYWT Discussion Thread - Page 5834

AFL I wish you had long curly scraggly locks. You fits beg for gross hair

Had some black lows earlier, but couldn't resist trying on my gray Balenciaga panels:






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AFL, I know the subject of your hair shoots to the top of the discussion queue anytime you post a fit pic now, but I think the buzzed look actually works against your hair loss damage control. You don't have diffuse thinning, at least not from what I can see, so I still don't think you're a prime candidate to reach for the buzzed hairstyle just yet.

 

That's because Synth is THAT dude...

It's not that easy. Your confidence and comfort show through pics, it's not just a stance

Maybe true, but I don't have any desire to grow it out again. I'm hooked on the convenience, I think.

I've been thinking about growing a beard, though. Thoughts?

you need a gentleman's mustache

AFL embrace your wild west steampunk villain desires and grow a giant mustache. replace your cardigan with a waistcoat, and get a new hat.

Not feelin that fit SG. The black shirt + blue jeans in that style/combo untucked looks weird to me and I dont really dig the trainers

SirGrotius, those jeans are looking a little too tight sorry man

 

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Sorry about perspective distorting angle and phone in pocket



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What do you use in your hair? You don't find it bad for it using product to such a high extent every day? also do you shape up your beard/sideburns yourself or get it done somewhere?

What would it take to get you and CD Hagg together for a fit pic?

Re: confidence and comfort, it is most of the time your stance. When you have bad posture, you'll find yourself most comfortable maintaining that bad posture. If someone's shoulders are curved, if their feet are splayed out, if their hips are tilted, or if their head is perched far forward, then telling them to stand up straight will probably look awkward and be somewhere between uncomfortable and painful.

Whether they recognize it or not, people tend to view good posture as a projection of another person's confidence and comfort. It's not a strictly "mental" or behavioral thing.

I hear you. It was my first foray into black-shirt territory, and the whole day I was wearing a sweater to cover it!