Style is a reflection of your attitude and personality

Anielka · F

I always wear dresses and skirts with heels, on special occasions when I go out is long evening gowns and long gloves and of course heels.

Reject · 26-30, M

True. The people with the more boring clothes were always the most interesting to me. They could say things of substance that made me think. The louder and more flashy someone’s style is, the more boring their personality. There’s always exceptions of course, but that’s my usual experience.

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Reject · 26-30, M

@WhateverWorks Egotism, or just caring too much about appearances. So much so you forget about character. Wherever your attention goes obviously means other things won’t have it.

WhateverWorks · 36-40

@Reject I don’t mind if they care about their appearances if those appearances align with what brings them joy/meaning. 🤔 Of course, it’s none of my business whether their appearance aligns with their core values anyway, but I noticed people who have to put a lot of effort into appearances that contradict their values are pretty unhappy. I mostly don’t hit it off well with people who have superiority complexes and groupies 😅 Granted, I’ve met plenty of people who dressed simply, and still had superiority complexes along with groupies 😆 it’s a roll of the dice lol

Reject · 26-30, M

@WhateverWorks Typically though, people try to be things with their appearance. That’s why so many can obsesses over it. You’re expressing something that you admire, but they spent so much time emulating instead of becoming. All this to the extent when I actually talk to them, I find out they’re nothing like what their looks suggest. So when I see someone who does little to nothing with their looks. They’re even somewhat unkempt. They’re rarely trying to be something. They’ve settled into whatever they are.

Lostpoet · M

My style

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Lostpoet · M

@Degbeme I like trees 🌲🌴 🌳👍

Lostpoet · M

@Degbeme im more of a tree kisser

Degbeme · 70-79, M

@Lostpoet You gonna end up with Dutch Elm disease.

dancingtongue · 80-89, M

Only to the degree you are an independent thinker or a follower, imho. I remember in high school the boy who lived across he street who was two years ahead of me, far more mature and confident than I, was one of the first to wear cashmere short sleeve sweater shirts when they first came out for men. He caught all sorts of flack about being a homo -- long before gay became a term -- and brushed it off by saying "wait a couple of weeks and you all will be wearing them". Well, I never did, but he was largely correct and as soon as it became the in thing to do he stopped wearing his.