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I like you, can we be friends? This is correct IMO, because in my experience when I wear a suit or a tuxedo I feel sort of superior to others around me. This c
by deadfall 13y ago
I like you, can we be friends?
This is correct IMO, because in my experience when I wear a suit or a tuxedo I feel sort of superior to others around me. This could have something to do with my personality or with the images that I have been fed or both. The idea has been implanted that "suits" == "good jobs" and "good jobs" == "good money" or "suits" == "obedience" and "obendience" == "climbing the success ladder". When I wear my black sweatshirt everyday to my engineering job, I wear it for comfort and it in no way make me look or feel inferior to other people.
- gress 13y agoRight - I wore a Brooks brothers suit to a courthouse to a speeding ticket hearing. I was treated with the utmost courtesy by the security guards who even held the door open for me, and once into the courtroom I was invited to sit with the other attorneys. Obviously this wasn't because the suit made my body look great.