Eh. That's not me. I try to be as friendly as possible.
Well, I'm 28 and surrounded by 28-year-olds. I think that pretty much explains it.
That's not exactly what I'm getting at. I have no intention of dressing to please others and I don't feel bad about myself. However, it is massively irritating that my clothes wind up dominating conversation whether I like it or not.
Meh. I get the "Why are you so dressed up today" deal when I first meet people. After saying something like "that's how I dress" they usually get over it. Those who keeps harping on it go in the douche-bag category, and I avoid socializing with them. Anyone with a head on their shoulders should be well adjusted enough to deal with people who are different than them.
Meh. I get the "Why are you so dressed up today" deal when I first meet people. After saying something like "that's how I dress" they usually get over it. Those who keeps harping on it go in the douche-bag category, and I avoid socializing with them. Anyone with a head on their shoulders should be well adjusted enough to deal with people who are different than them.
Turn your despair into your strength....I recommend using the fact that you are a finalist to pick up chicks, especially those who go googly eyes with anyone remotely near the fashion industry.
foo's is more of a stigma he is having to deal with , a fallout from the press. he is compared , dissected and critiqued and verbally abused (not obviously) in circumvent manner disguised as a 'compliment' perhaps. totally different thing.
And the shoes. Oh god. People look at my shoes like I'm a homeless person with dirty cardboard strapped under my feet. No, they're not Gucci or Ferragamo. Yes, I know I can get them for what I paid for these. Shut up, shut up, shut up.
It could be worse. You could have won. Then you'd be wearing square-toed Kenneth Coles.