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Gee, thanks...
If I ever work for SNC Lavalin again, I'll make sure they don't do business with anyone in the state of N.Y. 😜 lol
I'd hardly call 2 or even 3 an ant heap. And you're in your 40s.

I was seeing an escort back in 2019. She was 24 and had a very nice petite body, but her b00bs were a bit blown out so I knew she had had a kid. After I had seen her a few times she mentioned she had kids (more than one). So I asked how many. She had 3! Then, in early 2020, she got pregnant again! I won't lie...there was some drama there and you can imagine what it was about. I learned from another girl at the same agency who was friendly with her that she DID have a boyfriend (she told me she was single) and was NEVER married (she told me her husband abandoned her) and all the kids were from different men. Well, she had the kid and the last I heard about her was that a year later she was pregnant again. So 5 kids by 26 and counting. I feel sorry for those kids...
 
She tried to make me believe that I was the only possibility. I knew that had to be a stretch, and the other girl confirmed that for me, with proof from her facebook account.

Wow, yeah, sounds like she could be on an episode of Maury, lol. So do the escorts that you see not use contraception? Or require that you do?
 
Wow, yeah, sounds like she could be on an episode of Maury, lol. So do the escorts that you see not use contraception? Or require that you do?
I usually do "protect myself" regardless of what they are willing to do. But I am a lonely guy and when I have a regular and she wants ro go to the next level, I sometimes give in.

As far as the girls go, they all have their own rules, or lack thereof, in this matter. No two are alike. But if she likes a guy and want to hook him as a regular, she may throw the rules away.
 
If I have to waste money buying "fashion" then there is no point in trying to date. I wouldn't want a woman that doesn't have the brain power to understand what wasting money is.
 
If I have to waste money buying "fashion" then there is no point in trying to date. I wouldn't want a woman that doesn't have the brain power to understand what wasting money is.
Just because you get something stylish doesn't mean you have to spend a lot of money. Last I checked, the majority of the population of this planet wears clothes, so it's kind of a necessity, not a waste....
 
It is if you are buying things that you don't need cause you already have clothes.

People buy new clothes all the time though. If your clothes are worn out and old, then of course you are going to need new clothes. So why not take the time to buy something fashionable, will make you look good, and will be more attractive to women?
 
You only need new clothes if they are worn out which is rare (other than socks and underwear).
 
*applies a strong hick accent*
In my area, fashionable is distressed jeans created through labour jobs and farming. Most people look a little worn out, and having holes in your shirt is nothing. And you know what? I find it sexy as hell.
I am dying on the hill of "I will wear what is comfortable and practical for my mood" and I expect nothing more out of anyone else.
 
Everyone should dress like Diogenes of Sinope. What? it's environmentally friendly!
 
You only need new clothes if they are worn out which is rare (other than socks and underwear).

So how often do you buy new clothes? Every ten years?

As far as buying clothes being a waste of money, one person's waste might be another person's treasure. A lot of women don't see buying clothes as a waste of money and it has nothing to do with brain power like you mentioned. Everyone has hobbies. I'm sure a lot of people might see my collection of pokemon cards or video games as a waste too. But I enjoy it, so it's not a waste to me.
 
You only need new clothes if they are worn out which is rare (other than socks and underwear).
That would entirely depend on the quality of the clothes you buy. My kid would need new jeans all the time. I bought the cheap ones because of how often he grew, but the jeans would often need replaced just before he grew again. (I bought a size up at those times and he wore a belt...a minions belt)

Now yes yes, kids are different blah blah blah. That's not my point. Cheap clothes are ruined faster.

Besides, everyone could use a nicer outfit or two. Funerals, weddings, church, interviews, etc etc.... If you already have them, try wearing them more often.

Also, there are second hand stores that you can get cheap clothes. Not to mention garage sales. All I'm seeing are more excuses. It's NOT a waste if you wear the clothing.
 
I used to not pay much attention to fashion, I used to think it was just following trends and overpaying just to fit in, but then I realized a few things.

Your style is a form of self-expression. It allows you to express your interests, your individuality, and also (whether you are aware of it or not) your "with-it-ness" for lack of a better term, and how you feel about yourself.

In school, I wasn't very expressive, for fear of getting teased about my interests (fandoms - Star Wars, Transformers, etc.). So I just wore what was around. I didn't really make conscious style choices, and as a result, I didn't really express a coherent "me". Rather, I expressed that I didn't know what I was doing/didn't have a fashion sense, and that I was either afraid to express myself, or that I had no "self" to express.

I needed to not be afraid to express myself and my interests. At the same time, I needed to have a more well-rounded mix of interests, including "doing" interests instead of just "liking" interests, so that I had more to express. I needed to be more balanced and complete, and to show it.

I also realized that I like the way I look in different things. I like my fandom and band/other interest shirts, but I like dressier button shirts too, and I want to try this "mod" stuff I found on Facebook. And I've even come to find out that I like how I look in a suit, too. I used to think "I don't want to dress professionally, I don't want to conform blah blah". But I've come to find I like dressing up a little from time to time. It makes me feel crisp and clean, and I do want to be taken seriously.

The way I see it, fashion sense is another box to tick off in making yourself a complete person, but the important thing is to pick things that are authentic to you. Fashion isn't necessarily shallow/silly/a waste of money - it's only like that if you're hopping on a bandwagon and trying to be "cool", instead of using fashion to express your true self.

Nevertheless, I feel like the most important thing when trying to attract someone, will always be substance/conversation material, and your mind - being likeminded. It won't matter what you look like if you run out of interesting things to talk about, and can't show commonality.
 
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@WillPower was a very good commenter here.
He gave useful advice and genuinely seemed to want to help others.
Too bad he is not posting lately.

As far as the spirit of this thread is concerned, I bought 3 new pairs of pants for work/casual last week.
At Target.
They fit perfectly and are very comfortable.
I LOVE microfiber...
 

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