Men And Suits

   I don't wear suits and I don't think others wear them either because they are not very comfortable. On the one hand, they are for colder weather, but they have too much uncovered space in front, which creates conditions for the body to cool more and the other to be warmer. They play a role like jackets, but the jackets are more adapted to specific climatic conditions. For the same reason, I use T-shirts instead of tank tops. Otherwise, I agree that it's nice to dress in style, but it's good to combine with comfort.

   And I like men in formal wear. I hate men who wear tight-fitting and cropped T-shirts, pants / jeans and a shoulder bag. I am not attracted to Bulgarian men at all. Are these men nowadays? Pure p * das with the main P .. I am not aroused or grabbed by hairless, vain men at all, more like p * das than normal men with normal sexual orientation. Every time I go to a beautician, it's funny how some kids go to make eyebrows. I hope they keep their photos from now on and in 5-10 years they will see what they once looked like, if they come to their senses. Do not explain to me that men are supported and it is normal for them to be vain .... A man can be a MAN and be NEAT AND MAINTAINED, without looking like G * Y !!!! Sorry. Author - and I like the men you listed, but in Bulgaria those with the overalls, soaked on their thin legs / or the other extreme, sleazy, type of trousers or shushlyak, predominate. Disgust.

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   You're right! But I don't like to dress up.

   I rarely wear suits, but I love pants with a shirt, and my job is to stay in the office. But several times my colleagues hinted to me that I looked too serious. And now I have occasionally started wearing T-shirts with sporty-elegant pants (something between jeans and formal trousers) with sneakers or sporty-elegant shoes. Of course, I won't go to extremes to look like a lot of men with bags or tight T-shirts and jeans, but I feel good in both ways. It depends on the mood. If you are a little more athletic, it is more comfortable and light, the movements are lighter and somehow you feel more energetic. And if you are more formal, you feel heavier, more serious and important, but also somehow more mature and adult. The feeling is different and the clothes definitely affect the mood and predispose to a certain type of behavior. About Monday, when the stress is greater I prefer to be more athletic as this relieves stress. Friday is the day of the master and I give it easier and I still prefer sports, and in the middle of the week, when the stress is less, and you have to work harder, I give it more formally.

   Honey, years ago I was like you, and I didn't go out to the grocery store without heels, make-up and a skirt, but when you have to balance all day at 15 cm of heel, at one point it becomes hellishly uncomfortable and your ankle pains start one day, shame on you, I got off my heels, but I didn't like a formal skirt with flat shoes either, and I replaced the skirt with more practical clothes like pants and jeans. Only my make-up is the same, but I just can't physically last 10 or more hours with heels. Otherwise, I still have a lot of such shoes and I adore them, but I only wear them on occasion, and when I have to travel by public transport or drive (well, I can't drive with thin heels, I'm sorry) I have ballerinas. It may not be super feminine, but at least my ankles don't hurt in the evening. And no, I don't think jeans are just for kids, there are so clean models with not very low waists that look great on women, not just little girls. Just when I buy jeans I make sure they are not with stones, chains, torn or with an insanely low waist and when I put on a jacket or a suitable shirt, they become perfect for the office. Both comfortable and practical, they look good with ballerinas. I don't know how old you are, but as you get a little older, you'll see that comfort is much more important than what people think. Honestly, I already have enough work experience to know that it is much more important how I will do my job than whether I am wearing a skirt and heels or pants and ballerinas. Appearance is important, but you can look neat without wearing super narrow and high shoes with thin heels, nor is it mandatory to be with a skirt when it is -15 outside. which look great on women too, not just little girls. Just when I buy jeans I make sure they are not with stones, chains, torn or with an insanely low waist and when I put on a jacket or a suitable shirt, they become perfect for the office. Both comfortable and practical, they look good with ballerinas. I don't know how old you are, but as you get a little older you will see that comfort is much more important than what people will think. Honestly, I already have enough work experience to know that it is much more important how I will do my job than whether I am wearing a skirt and heels or pants and ballerinas. Appearance is important, but you can look neat without wearing super narrow and high shoes with thin heels, nor is it mandatory to be with a skirt when it is -15 outside. which look great on women too, not just little girls. Just when I buy jeans I make sure they are not with stones, chains, torn or with an insanely low waist and when I put on a jacket or a suitable shirt, they become perfect for the office. Both comfortable and practical, they look good with ballerinas. I don't know how old you are, but as you get a little older you will see that comfort is much more important than what people will think. Honestly, I already have enough work experience to know that it is much more important how I will do my job than whether I am wearing a skirt and heels or pants and ballerinas. Appearance is important, but you can look neat without wearing super narrow and high shoes with thin heels, nor is it mandatory to be with a skirt when it is -15 outside. Just when I buy jeans I make sure they are not with stones, chains, torn or with an insanely low waist and when I put on a jacket or a suitable shirt, they become perfect for the office. Both comfortable and practical, they look good with ballerinas. I don't know how old you are, but as you get a little older you will see that comfort is much more important than what people will think. Honestly, I already have enough work experience to know that it is much more important how I will do my job than whether I am wearing a skirt and heels or pants and ballerinas. Appearance is important, but you can look neat without wearing super narrow and high shoes with thin heels, nor is it mandatory to be with a skirt when it is -15 outside. Just when I buy jeans I make sure they are not with stones, chains, torn or with an insanely low waist and when I put on a jacket or a suitable shirt, they become perfect for the office. Both comfortable and practical, they look good with ballerinas. I don't know how old you are, but as you get a little older you will see that comfort is much more important than what people will think. Honestly, I already have enough work experience to know that it is much more important how I will do my job than whether I am wearing a skirt and heels or pants and ballerinas. Appearance is important, but you can look neat without wearing super narrow and high shoes with thin heels, nor is it mandatory to be with a skirt when it is -15 outside. hem look good with ballerinas. I don't know how old you are, but as you get a little older you will see that comfort is much more important than what people will think. Honestly, I already have enough work experience to know that it is much more important how I will do my job than whether I am wearing a skirt and heels or pants and ballerinas. Appearance is important, but you can look neat without wearing super narrow and high shoes with thin heels, nor is it mandatory to be with a skirt when it is -15 outside. hem look good with ballerinas. I don't know how old you are, but as you get a little older you will see that comfort is much more important than what people will think. Honestly, I already have enough work experience to know that it is much more important how I will do my job than whether I am wearing a skirt and heels or pants and ballerinas. Appearance is important, but you can look neat without wearing super narrow and high shoes with thin heels, nor is it mandatory to be with a skirt when it is -15 outside. than whether I'm wearing a skirt and heels or pants and ballerinas. Appearance is important, but you can look neat without wearing super narrow and high shoes with thin heels, nor is it mandatory to be with a skirt when it is -15 outside. than whether I'm wearing a skirt and heels or pants and ballerinas. Appearance is important, but you can look neat without wearing super narrow and high shoes with thin heels, nor is it mandatory to be with a skirt when it is -15 outside.

   Darling, what can I tell you? And I've wondered sometimes if a suit wouldn't fit me well, I even had a specific idea to find a tailor and sew a brown suit and a black tie. But it was very clear to me that I had nowhere to wear it. My job does not require it, my colleagues will think of me as a crazy or bloated turkey. The rest of the time I won't do either. True, no costume is worn these days, but those are the times I didn't invent. In addition, the suit is much more difficult to maintain, which is not to be neglected. After a day of wearing pants and shirt are crumpled. Even if you allow yourself to wear them two or three days later, they will have to be washed and ironed again. It will be good to have several suits and shirts, and if you look they are branded, it will cost a lot. Some people can't or don't want to spend a few hours a week maintaining clothes, and you may have to pay someone to do it for you. This is another expense. I think I share your admiration for times gone by without ready-made clothes and with more elegant clothes. Women wore skirts, dresses, men a suit and even a distinctive hat. As for me to complain, why do few girls wear a dress or a skirt? In my opinion, this is a very feminine outfit. You look good in England (probably London), but you probably see lawyers, economists, brokers, etc. "white collars" who can't dress any other way, for such people this is a standard. And there are simply many more of them per square meter than in our country. Personally, I wear shirts and pants, but not part of a suit, but jeans or something like that. I don't wear a tracksuit outside of sports, never shorts or short-sleeved shirts. I don't wear T-shirts, except for polo shirts, but rarely. After all, it is important to feel good and wear whatever you want.

   Congratulations! And I like to go to work in costume, always with nice suits and shirts, and during the warm periods I try to be in light tones. I have a lot of fun with well-dressed women, who also prefer more formal casual wear. I have many colleagues who say they are done with formal clothes and prefer to go to work in jeans and jeans, but I do not think I take this position. Only a well-dressed person can arouse respect and self-respect.

   The costumes are great. I've always liked them more. The problem is that they take a lot of money and time. Nice shirts are often an ironing nightmare, and you need a good washing machine for them. The best option is to drive them chemically, but they are expensive and time consuming. I prefer brands like Tiger Of Sweden and ralph lauren - 'my favorite is the purple label. Unfortunately, something strange is happening. You know how sometimes they don't take you seriously - now I have the opposite problem. Everyone treats me, we will always make a business deal. I had to have clothes to go out, in addition to clothes to go out. I prefer All Saints - I know they are quite teenage, but obviously people like them. We can't always be in a suit, no matter how much we want to.