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??? Max are you attracted to men?Originally Posted by Flame
He does seems to have very strange preferences.Originally Posted by Flame
I have been wondering lately if it is worth trying to dress nice if you belong to the so-called genetic lower class. I pose this question particularly to those currently attending a university. Reguardless of your success in academics, or how fit or wealthy you may be; is there purpose in drawing attention to yourself with attractive clothing if you yourself are not so. I recently found myself at a fraternity that I usually do not goto, and was amoungst a crowd of attractive, very outgoing people who immediately made me feel self conscious. I do not think that I am unattractive, but when you find yourself amoung a class of very unaverage people, it can easily seem so. Sometimes I feel like it may almost be a mockery, to try and look nice when the first feature everyone notices is something you cannot change by how you dress. On the other hand there is no virtue in dressing like a slob. What are your opinions on this?Originally Posted by hotspur
There's an unfortunate assertion about appearance in this thread. Many people would be upset to read the research papers about how socially significant appearance is.Originally Posted by mensimageconsultant.com
Have you tried that line in one of gorgekko's bars?Originally Posted by lawyerdad
There's an unfortunate assertion about appearance in this thread. Many people would be upset to read the research papers about how socially significant appearance is.Originally Posted by mensimageconsultant.com
That's not a bad lineOriginally Posted by Lucky Strike