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Aeglus, Synth, Eason, Graphic Novelty, and a bunch of others have significant muscle and they never get **** about it. And why do we all have traditionally masculine physiques anyway?Originally Posted by A Fellow Linguist
Because it looks better, I looked **** at 120 pounds and 6'2" wearing skin tight jeans. At 170 I actually have a fairly muscled body and don't look like an anorexic stick anymore.
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I see it the other way why do we all have to be built like sticks and wear jeans 3x to small? I see that nonsense has changed a lot on SuFu but it doesn't seem to be the case around here.Originally Posted by blackrover
There is very very little of the "jeans 3x too small" syndrome around here. You can find a few examples but most people are just wearing slim tapered jeans.
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Originally Posted by Saul Silver
+1 Seriously, some people can't differentiate between real life and photo shoots. Also, people don't seem to realize that bad pictures exist and sometimes just aren't an accurate way to capture fit.
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You really sound like you have low self esteem.
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No somets?
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Hey Lel, any way I can get some details on what youre wearing there? I really dig it all, especially the jeans..Originally Posted by 300zx1985
Agree with this guy, those jeans look great and the overall fit is nice.
I prefer it with the cardigan.
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