/fa/ - Fashion

>coffeeposters

>>14898054
>m-muh hedi

>>14595090
>OP

>>14503010
>>14503631
>that neotenous lesbian/tranny with glasses in the middle
>dylann roof chilling on the far right
>the bucket hat homo
>the greasy fatass in the wifebeater
>the manlet wannabe cyberpunk protag third from the right
>the earringed faggot next to wannabe neo
lmao there are like 3 okay-ish outfits there tops

>>14495662
>White basedboy defending a spic on a Cambodian curtain rod maintenance forum
Sad

>>14468553
>>14468606
T.

>>14326687

>>14070316
was vegan for a year. By the end I felt horrible. Always tired, stomach was constantly bloated. I had no energy, I felt dizzy a lot and started loosing my hair. I even had some memory and concentration problems even though I took all supplements. Also eating became fucking boring. I eat normal again and I feep better than ever.

Don't fall for the vegan meme guys unless you want to become a low test zombie. Just cut out milk and dairy and eag less but quality meat and fish.

>>14045094

>you will get knocked out in 30 seconds flat

Do:
>shave or trim beard
>wear contacts
>wear fitting clothes
>have an obvious athletic physique
>eat healthy
>basic hygiene
>trim body hair
>exercise
>get your hormone levels tested

Don't:
>wear söy glasses
>grow a beard if it's not dense enough
>wear raw denim
>wear skinny jeans
>wear anything in OPs pic
>drink alcohol
>be fat / skinnyfat
>act like a söyboy
>be vegan

Protips:
>have good body proportions
>be attractive
>be muscular
>be tall

help me out id this t-shirt /fa/

>>13644556
Working out takes effort, and good nutrition to build muscles takes money. Protein powder is expensive...but more to the point time is expensive. If someone is working 14 hour shifts just to make ends meet, the last thing they'll have energy for is to work out. Changing one's body takes time and effort, and since we live in a culture of instantaneous shift, it almost doesn't pay to try doing something that has long lasting repercussions but takes a long time to get there.

>>13644562
The beard no longer indicating masculinity is precisely due to the overuse by people who need the costume but in which their costume is 'seen through' by the mass. I agree with you that men are needed, I just don't think they are needed in the numbers they once were, in jobs that were masculine in a physical way. The positions you talked about do not require any animalistic physical strength...nothing that turns the hormones on of a woman. I agree with your assessment about WHY men fill these positions, but I simply think that the positions themselves only show their worth to women through the societal power that is wielded and the capital raised (that can support potential children).

Funny about Draper..I've never watched the series ever, but my impression is that he's simply what modern businessmen wish they could be. Is this true?

My pic of Justine is not necessarily an exemplar...it's just funny. I agree with you to a point about whiskey, cigars, and tattoos. The problems all come about when we try to describe precisely who thinks we've evolved past gender roles. When given the free chance, the general population 'devolves' back into gender roles (Scandinavian countries show this) because it's what works for them the most. The only ones who want to remove gender roles are the ones who don't fit into it or don't benefit from it.

>I won't ever tell anyone to get out or go back somewhere...that's empty. Glad you're here.

>weak chin

hehehe... what you hiding under there buddy?

To any males who browse this thread: make it your goal to avoid looking like this kind of thin