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do you endure some slight level of discomfort in order to look better in clothes?
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2019-06-27 at 12:47 PM UTCusually if i have an article of clothing that fits even slightly uncomfortable i either won't wear it or i'll only wear it if the rest of my laundry is already dirty or whatever. because of this my ex gf always told me i should wear slight tighter/fitting clothing because it looks better, and i told her i don't wnat to wear anything if it's uncomfortable, and she told me everyone basically has some level of slight discomfort to wear jeans or shirts that fit. and when i look at how people around me dress, the ones that aren't obese slobs do look like their clothes are slightly uncomfortable.
is like the willingness to endure discomfort seen as a strong trait in a prospective mate or something? -
2019-06-27 at 12:58 PM UTCshoes, most definitely.. .. i do.
i don't wear a pair of stilettos for the walking pleasure, that's for sure! -
2019-06-27 at 12:59 PM UTC
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2019-06-27 at 1:03 PM UTCYes.
I don't like to wear pants of any description or design, I have to though to avoid arrest. -
2019-06-27 at 1:07 PM UTCBecome a Trianglist and wear robes in public. I got the idea when I saw a Muslim cleric wearing robes and I felt the air of respect around him, nobody would ever fuck with a dude in robes.
You become ascended. -
2019-06-27 at 1:09 PM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2019-06-27 at 1:12 PM UTCUm, okay.. .. i'd say next, on the article of discomfort clothing scale: a fuq'n thong!!! That piece of chit is purely worn for visual affects, not for mf'g comfort!!!
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2019-06-27 at 2:27 PM UTC
Originally posted by Firekrochfatty Um, okay.. .. i'd say next, on the article of discomfort clothing scale: a fuq'n thong!!! That piece of chit is purely worn for visual affects, not for mf'g comfort!!!
Wanna bet? It looks comfy as hell.
Amyways, yes I do. If I wear my $5 shirt from walmart with or without sweatpants, I get treated quite a bit less friendlyish, which is why it sucks for other people to be poor enough tk buy clothes from walmart. Also why I never wear swestpants in public or my walmart shirt without another shirt over it. -
2019-06-27 at 2:50 PM UTCunderwear is uncomfortable
I found these elastic/sport undies that fit fantastic
Like a sheer spandex stuff
Only problem is they make my junk stank 😢
Sorry for her -
2019-06-27 at 2:55 PM UTCDepends are soft and comfortable and make your junk look bigger (and your ass).
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2019-06-27 at 2:58 PM UTCYeah pretty much cause I'm sensitive like that. I also don't like shirts that are too hard
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2019-06-27 at 3:13 PM UTCNope. If you wear clothes that you arent comfortable in its only because you can't afford or don't know how to buy shit for yourself properly.
I have tests I run. I gotta be able to sit without the bottom of the jeans legs going up over my ankles, and if I raise my arms higher than my shoulder my shirt shouldnt be showin my tummy. Two simple rules for comfy clothes, and they can still be "tight" or "close fitting" instead of loose n baggy like this. -
2019-06-27 at 3:17 PM UTC
Originally posted by apric0t Nope. If you wear clothes that you arent comfortable in its only because you can't afford or don't know how to buy shit for yourself properly.
I have tests I run. I gotta be able to sit without the bottom of the jeans legs going up over my ankles, and if I raise my arms higher than my shoulder my shirt shouldnt be showin my tummy. Two simple rules for comfy clothes, and they can still be "tight" or "close fitting" instead of loose n baggy like this.
Easy to say when you aren't near 6'5" -
2019-06-27 at 3:21 PM UTCThese mill n ee ells just wear pajamas everyday anyway..
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2019-06-27 at 3:27 PM UTCEverything is a pajama
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2019-06-27 at 3:30 PM UTC
Originally posted by apric0t Nope. If you wear clothes that you arent comfortable in its only because you can't afford or don't know how to buy shit for yourself properly.
I have tests I run. I gotta be able to sit without the bottom of the jeans legs going up over my ankles, and if I raise my arms higher than my shoulder my shirt shouldnt be showin my tummy. Two simple rules for comfy clothes, and they can still be "tight" or "close fitting" instead of loose n baggy like this.
That isn't close fitting lol. You ever been fitted nigga? Real well fitting clothes is tight and should be comfortable if it's a good material.
To get that look on store bought clothes is hard and most often they are uncomfortable because they are not fitted exactly to your body. -
2019-06-27 at 3:32 PM UTCImagine being so much of a fsggot that you need to get "fitted" by another man. I bet gay people just go to fitting stores all day to have men do the little tape measure thing around their body.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2019-06-27 at 3:32 PM UTCI wear a waist trainer it's a modern day corset
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2019-06-27 at 3:49 PM UTC
Originally posted by GGG That isn't close fitting lol. You ever been fitted nigga? Real well fitting clothes is tight and should be comfortable if it's a good material.
To get that look on store bought clothes is hard and most often they are uncomfortable because they are not fitted exactly to your body.
Because you shop at walmart and target for clothes. You don't need to get fitted to know whats comfortable on your own body, and there are plenty of clothing retailers out there that go beyond standard obese american sizes. IE I know 31/32 jeans are my sweet spot, depending on the "fit" which most brands have anywhere from 3-6 different "fits", to wear with a belt and not have the waistline all bunched up or crinkly looking, they dont ride up when I sit, and I don't drag the bottom when I walk, or hide 3/4s of the top of my shoe. -
2019-06-27 at 3:52 PM UTC
Originally posted by apric0t Because you shop at walmart and target for clothes. You don't need to get fitted to know whats comfortable on your own body, and there are plenty of clothing retailers out there that go beyond standard obese american sizes. IE I know 31/32 jeans are my sweet spot, depending on the "fit" which most brands have anywhere from 3-6 different "fits", to wear with a belt and not have the waistline all bunched up or crinkly looking, they dont ride up when I sit, and I don't drag the bottom when I walk, or hide 3/4s of the top of my shoe.
The jean size is just length and waist width. It isn't fitted. I don't think you know what fit clothes feel like or you wouldn't be spewing such vile bullshit.
