/lit/ - Literature

>>2637450
It will quickly learn you not to try to impress people with all your fancy words and compound sentences. It's essentially keep it simple, stupid, for writers. Definitely not the only way.

inb4 that fag who talks about how inaccurate the style guide is as if that is even possible to be inaccurate when outlining your own style

>>2368099
>dat feel when I've worn chinos most of my life
>dat feel when I find out belatedly that I was trendy 2 years ago

>that feel when I discover that /lit/ conforms more to my taste in clothing than /fa/ does

... the fuck?

My philosophy on clothing has always been to be approached and treated with respect. I keep myself very clean and well-groomed, and I wear clothes that reflect my upper-class and educated lifestyle.

I'm not into fashion for the "DEVELOP YOUR OWN QUIRKY ORIGINAL STYLE THAT IS SO DEFINITIVELY YOU!" attitude that I always see espoused on /fa/. This is not about being unique.

I'm into clothing that reflects my lifestyle and occupation, and for the subtle detailing and the higher quality materials that I can find at a higher price point.

>>2275643
>dat feel when George Orwell agrees with me on the need for clear language and the cowards who hide their stupidity behind pretentious language.

>>2163024
>mfw some of the most successful and the least successful people I can think of majored in English.

I guess the most successful ones then went on to get a JD after their English BA.