Brian
Well-known member
I can accept that others have different beliefs...doesn't mean I don't think they're wrong
I have this thing about people's image, though. How they dress and stuff. For instance, most young people who try to talk to me instantly get looked down on because of their dumb hats and crap. Why should I respect them if they're going to dress like fools? Don't even get me started on what they're actually trying to duplicate.
I just have this hard set notion of how a man should act and dress. A very classic image, possibly of a bygone era. Dyed hair, 'bling', and pants around your ankles are not part of it. Put on a pair of jeans, a clean shirt, get a haircut. Buy a pair of boots or respectable shoes, get some kind of suit for occasions that call for it. Then we can talk, because I'll be able to not laugh at you.
I'm also not open minded about drugs. Please, ask what I think of tweakers and their sorry ilk.
I have this thing about people's image, though. How they dress and stuff. For instance, most young people who try to talk to me instantly get looked down on because of their dumb hats and crap. Why should I respect them if they're going to dress like fools? Don't even get me started on what they're actually trying to duplicate.
I just have this hard set notion of how a man should act and dress. A very classic image, possibly of a bygone era. Dyed hair, 'bling', and pants around your ankles are not part of it. Put on a pair of jeans, a clean shirt, get a haircut. Buy a pair of boots or respectable shoes, get some kind of suit for occasions that call for it. Then we can talk, because I'll be able to not laugh at you.
I'm also not open minded about drugs. Please, ask what I think of tweakers and their sorry ilk.