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Is this style suitable for 30 years old men who wants to look like fun.
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ktrp
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Hermes man, I think you're doing it wrong.
If you are a rich 30 year old, your goal should not be to dress like a teenager. Teenagers will beat you at dressing like a teenager.
Instead, you should dress like a totally high rolling 30 year old. Because teenagers can't touch you on that.
And there are a fair number of young women who seem to like rich 30 year old men.
If you are a rich 30 year old, your goal should not be to dress like a teenager. Teenagers will beat you at dressing like a teenager.
Instead, you should dress like a totally high rolling 30 year old. Because teenagers can't touch you on that.
And there are a fair number of young women who seem to like rich 30 year old men.
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Compared to the average Malaysian youth he is pretty well dressed:Originally Posted by hymo
To tell you the truth, judging from those pictures, the average malaysian youth doesn't dress any worse than the average american youth.
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must be hard looking like a 12 year old, when you actually 24Originally Posted by B|aze
Lol!
That's the thing about us Asians though...
Hard to tell how old we really are.
I'm knocking on the door of the dreaded 40, but many still believe I'm in my early 30s; of course, they might really be saying - Grow Up Fool! - but what the heck, I'll just live in denial and take it as a compliment.
Can't really hate the guy, mate.
In fact, I feel just a little sorry for the wee lil' sap. And before we go too far, OP hasn't quite defined what 'Young' means to him.
21? 22? 19? 13?
First two are acceptable if he's really 24.
Option 3 is bordering on creepy, not because of the age gap, but the difference in maturity level.
Option 4 is plain creepy. Full stop. The end.
So to OP: Define 'young' please hor, sai loh (lil' brother in Cantonese). Whether you're to be assisted or villified depends on the return serve.
ZG out
lasbar
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Lol!Originally Posted by ZengaGent
That's the thing about us Asians though...
Hard to tell how old we really are.
I'm knocking on the door of the dreaded 40, but many still believe I'm in my early 30s; of course, they might really be saying - Grow Up Fool! - but what the heck, I'll just live in denial and take it as a compliment.
Can't really hate the guy, mate.
In fact, I feel just a little sorry for the wee lil' sap. And before we go too far, OP hasn't quite defined what 'Young' means to him.
21? 22? 19? 13?
First two are acceptable if he's really 24.
Option 3 is bordering on creepy, not because of the age gap, but the difference in maturity level.
Option 4 is plain creepy. Full stop. The end.
ZG out
At 24, he must not be obsessed with Bieber's style and lack of substance...
The desire to copy Bieber's style is borderline insane at best if you're over 16..
ZengaGent
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At 24, he must not be obsessed with Bieber's style and lack of substance...Originally Posted by lasbar
The desire to copy Bieber's style is borderline insane at best if you're over 16..
QFT.
Like I said; young and dumb.
But that's why forums like SF are helpful; how else do you learn what's no longer taught to us men, i.e. the Art of Classic Style?
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