Biggen
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Do SF people hold contempt for their own society? They one they feel has rejected them? Does a virgin *** in 30 seconds?
I've never understood the fixation everyone has with suit fits needing to be perfect-- i.e. only accepting a very specific fit style. Look at Synthese's recent all black SZ style fit. His blazer fit is far from perfect, yet the overall look is great.
I tend to view fit as being just one item out of many. Wearing an interesting ensemble, quality fabrics, colors, and interplay between pieces is just as important. If you succeed well in these other areas, then fit often doesn't matter as much.
Thinking about Lane's recent comments in WAYWT about fitting in with the college crowd....
When you wear clothing that does not match that of your peers, you're expressing contempt for your own culture and its beliefs. By separating yourself from the common folk, you are expressing your sense of superiority. And most people dislike those who challenge their beliefs.
I cannot help but think this concept is subtly true for the majority of forum members, although many will be unwilling to see it. Lane is simply the less subtle case.
so much athletic thigh in this forum
Between Eason and Malakas, they have lessened my contempt for SF and society. Keep doing the do that you do do so well.
Do SF people hold contempt for their own society? They one they feel has rejected them? Does a virgin *** in 30 seconds?
You obviously feel contempt for the white and heterosexual society you left to become a rent-boy in China...
I guess you're right, it might be why I only mesh well with philosophy majors (people willing to question things).