/lit/ - Literature

>>22641361
how you carry yourself and how well your clothes fit you certainly has an impact on how people perceive you, and that will filter how they interpret your ties
if you look and dress like Reviewbrah you're certainly going to get different reactions compared to one who looks and dresses like Michael Douglass in Oliver Stone's Wall Street, and that's what's going to contribute to others' impression of you the most, which will determine whether they'll interpret your tie as "cool with lots of personality" vs. "a clown's tie"
that might all be worth consider, but imo the biggest consideration is whether or not you feel comfortable dressing in a certain way
>>22641425
>the way spanish teens get drunk
tinto de verano (summer's red) is mostly always made with a lemon soda like Sprite or 7-up
you're describing dreamy and nostalgic scenarios, and of course liberal art graduates are much more interesting than STEM graduates on average, but the guy sounds like a pseud to me
>something else might have been the right choice
your nostalgia might blind you to the reasons you had in the moment you made the choice
also consider that hindsight is 20/20, and as doubtful you might be about where you'd be if you had moved to Germany, you obviously chose not to go for a reason
if you change your mind and given the guy offered you a job right out of uni just give him a call to see how he's doing, he might have a job opening that requires just about the experience you matured in all these years