Making clothes fit better by exercising.

[unbelragazzo]

This forum in general has blinders shielding the perception of any interest in clothing that isn't driven by making the wearer more attractive.

 

[skeen7908]

what other interest can one have?

the functional aspect of clothing (keeping one warm)?
historical recreation cosplay?

 

[unbelragazzo]

I will let you think about it a little more first

 

[skeen7908]

this could take a long time

 

[lee_44106]

the Forum makes fun of and passes judgment on average guys wearing square-toed shoes and pleated pants, so I don't see why we can't similarly make fun of Forumites who are out of shape.

 

[bradp]

Agree with the OP. Lots of money being spent by people who still look awful.

These people are obviously vain, as evidenced by the amount of time/money/concern they spend on their clothing. I can't understand why that vanity is not also expressed in concern for their physique.

because it's easier to spend money then exercise

 

[SwedishFish]

Of course, an attractive person, which generally assumes an attractive body, will look better in anything than an unattractive person wearing the most exquisite clothes. As for myself, I am naturally very skinny. I would probably benefit from a bit more muscle to look better, but at the end of the day, I am content with being this way, it is convenient since it requires little or no work, and when I work out I generally prefer cardio over lifting/gym training anyway. To each their own, and I think most of us are aware of our physical shortcomings. To which extent members here compensate with dress is a negative take on it if you ask me.

 

[chogall]



because it's easier to spend money then exercise

Lipo and steroids work well too.

 

[chogall]



the Forum makes fun of and passes judgment on average guys wearing square-toed shoes and pleated pants, so I don't see why we can't similarly make fun of Forumites who are out of shape.

Exactly. Some members could have a few more burgers. And some could grow a few inches of not a few feet.