/fa/ - Fashion

a lot of my fellow millenials are sad.
what i'm going to say goes mostly to the men, though i imagine it can apply in a pinch to women as well. only teenagers can dress like teenagers, likewise teenagers CAN ONLY dress like teenagers, they're always obviously teenagers. here's the simplest example: you put a teenager in a suit, you don't see a businessman, you see a kid in a suit.

the tide for millenials changed from one day to the next. i swear, it was like someone just turned off a light. one day we were the subculture, the youth culture, advertisement was directed at us – and then one day it wasn't anymore. and things change quickly today: one day we were the zeitgeist and what felt like a week later we were totally out of loop. that's where the "28 year old boomer" meme comes from, it's a description of our behavior, the absolute whiplash that we felt when one day we woke up and realized we were no longer at the center of the spotlight.

millienials, accept your age, your bodies, and your positions in the world. when as an 18 year old i tried on a pair of 501s they looked like twin circus tents around my legs. i'm a grown man now, my body is full and proportional: the pants fit right.

likewise, i look at home in them. i don't look like i'm larping: not anymore. there are a handful of archetypes for teenagers; there are endless archetypes for adults. embrace it.

millenials, just fucking grow up. you have no other choice.
t. 28 year old boomer

>>8294420
>Nobody is going to thirst over you either