I know what ya mean there G. Course its not just the suit. Don't forget those Stacey Adams.
Fingers crossed.
Congrats on the weight loss! After 40, I found even with all the walking I do, it gets harder and I really have to count those calories. I'm trying to lose my holiday weight before spring hits. Sadly, I think it is a good 15 pounds I gained, but if I could lose 20 I'd be in heaven
Good luck with your effort rabbitcaebannog. Hope you have it all off by Spring! Holidays with all the rich foods and goodies can surely put the weight on. Add to that it isn't easy to walk it off in most areas due to lousy weather including ice, snow, sleet, harsh cold winds, hardly ideal walking conditions. I wish you the best.Congrats on the weight loss! After 40, I found even with all the walking I do, it gets harder and I really have to count those calories. I'm trying to lose my holiday weight before spring hits. Sadly, I think it is a good 15 pounds I gained, but if I could lose 20 I'd be in heaven
Every once in a while I will pull an older pair just to remind myself. It's a form of self torture
I don't put anything into this type of "psychology". But what I do know is couples have a tendency to get too dang comfortable in their appearance with one another. They no longer present their best to their mate but a "comfortable" image. This is sad. It's not good if you want to keep the fires burning for any length of time. I have seen several friends face divorce over an unfaithful husband due to some young thing. Of course I feel for them but at the same time all you ever see her in is a pair of sweat pants with racing stripes down the sides and an Izod sweatshirt. She simply looks like she no longer thinks after said number of years in a relationship her appearance isn't necessary. Same with men. I have friends who married men who first presented themselves quite well dressed/groomed only to find out a decade later they can't even trim their nose hairs when necessary, or dress beyond a pair of jeans and a tee shirt. Dressing up to them means a favorite tee shirt and a pair of jeans that do not have holes in them while she takes effort to present herself to him in the best light possible. But when they were dating he managed to find a dress shirt, vest, pants to come a courting. That's what my response was about MMC. I see too often because of the lack of caring over appearance can and does end a lot of relationships. Cheers!Meh.....People can have the look in whatever they are wearing.I brought up someplace before about visual perception and what judgments and assumptions comes from it.
I wouldn't put to much into this type of psychology. I have known some rich guys and they dress like bums, don't match colors, and don't really care. Even when they wore a suit it was something that was plain and always wrinkled up. But still appropriate for whatever their business was.
Which don't even count all those that have to wear some outfit or uniform for their employment.
You are conversing with someone who when she turns 80 will still be wearing high heels even if it means she need the assistance of a walker to walk in them. :lol:
Tees, jeans, and construction boots can be very sophisticated, depending on who is wearing them.
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Sooo I wear mostly or all black. All the time. Even my PJs. In fact I have to go out of my way and put extra effort into looking 'normal'.
Hi Mr. Nick. Good for you presenting yourself in who you truly are instead of leading someone on to think you are something else. Cause there is a whole lot of pretend going on and when the truth is known, it ain't pretty.
