edinatlanta
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If wearing a suit makes one happy or feel good, why is that putting on airs? Isn't that attitude (feeling out of place) a reaction to perceived peer pressure to conform to a cultural norm? I regularly wear a suit to work and stand out like a sore thumb.
To me (and this is purely personal to illustrate how two people can have completely the inverse views on things like this) putting a monogram on a shirt is putting on an air.
What I mean, more than putting on airs is closer to what you were saying that because there is no reason to wear a suit any more outside of a few formal situations. And when we do so otherwise it really is a way of trying to attract attention to ourselves. Whether that's a reaction to peer pressure or something else, I don't know for me. Maybe it's easier to wear a suit than to have a personality.
I don't really know the right way to articulate what I'm getting at and at least, with monograms, they're small enough to be not noticed or covered up.
Two weeks ago I lost two shirts. Hopefully my monogram will help me find them....