/fa/ - Fashion

>>6783637

Actually, India, China and Iran have a much better economy than u guys right now

so no, the comparison is not fair.

>mfw I get complimented on my gait eeerytime
>not even that attractive
>lazily /fa/ (all 'grunge' everything)
>grills tell me the first time they met me they were "intimidated" by my gait and/or posture
>meanwhile, /fa/ thinks goofninja will make them /fa/

PSA: Stop walking like a faggot. lrn2posture. the amount of otherwise decent looking people I see walking around with the most sad, pathetic posture is staggering. A 10/10 outfit becomes a 3/10 if the wearer looks like a faggot named Bob that ejaculates prematurely and works in accounting at Wal Mart

I'm "mixed" but to the average honky, I am black

Anyways, there is some truth to the "people have low expectations of blacks", depending where you live and who do you interact with of course. I am fairly attractive, I live in a small Canadian town, and I dress fairly conservative by /fa/ standards (Etsy, Thrift Shop is what I'm usually dressed in) and yet I get a lot of people basically telling me "wow Anon you don't act/dress 'black' " It makes my blood boil but I just nod and silently hope they choke on a timbit.

Canadians in small towns have very limited exposure to "black culture" (note that I am not even from this country, nor from the US so they actually have more in common with that culture than I do) Therefore, girls either have a fetish for big black cock, with a healthy dose of racism underneath, old people think I am some kind of gentle savage because I don't dress like an extra from a Wacka Flocka video, young people are confused as fuck while they wear whatever hood rat attire they think will make them look 'gangsta', and the rednecks think I am gay because I don't dress like one of them Negroes. And the old lonely rich women with husbands who spend too much time fishing desperately want a piece.

It's been an interesting experience to say the least. I don't think Canadians are racist, but there is definitely an element of fetishism and "exoticism" towards people like myself.

PS: And yes, I agree on the fact that blacks, in general, can get away with ridiculous outfits (inb4 "MUH SPREZZATURA" ) although I don't dress like that.