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I have taken to: 1) wearing a brimmed hat as an almost constant fashion accessary 2) almost never going outside without the tops of my feet covered (I always
by jononomo 4y ago
I have taken to:
1) wearing a brimmed hat as an almost constant fashion accessary
2) almost never going outside without the tops of my feet covered (I always wear laced shoes, never sandals or flip flops);
3) and just being cognizant of the time and my clothing choices.
I absolutely never apply sunscreen and I would be hesitant to do so because I am skeptical that all the chemicals that end up seeping into my bloodstream are doing me any good.
Incidentally, it is amusing how much more respect I get just walking down the sidewalk wearing this hat -- it somehow manages to make me look non-dorky, and people will more commonly nod or even half bow to me or more politely greet me, etc, when I'm wearing this hat: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004VS2SFC https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004VS2SFC
- jjeaff 4y agoI'm guessing it's more likely because it either makes you look older or just makes you stand out more. People feel the need to nod or otherwise acknowledge you when you make eye contact and that probably happens more often when you are wearing an odd hat.