Could you date someone with a terrible fashion sense? (girls, sexy, clothes)
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If I didn't have to ever go to work I'd just wear jeans, a t shirt and a jacket all the time. And I'd be scruffy. And probably ride a bike and join a motorcycle gang. I'd probably just become Jax Teller.
My boss is Mr. GQ. He is by far the sharpest dressed guy in my office. His secret? His girlfriend picks out all his outfits at the beginning of the week, shirts, slacks, ties, shoes, so he doesn't have to think for himself
A lot of the other guys in the office think my boss is gay because he's always so well put together.
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Originally Posted by mango tango
I have no problem doing that for a guy. After all, I reap the benefits of getting to stare at his sexy self.
Wow, can you tell I like this thread?
I think there are probably a surprising amount of guys who would like having their girlfriend do that for them...I could see having an extra eye for fashion being very helpful.
This is actually ridiculously important to me for some reason. I just could not date somebody if they strolled around all day in one of my t shirts and some sweat pants. Or if they ran around all the time mismatching clothes or something.
I actually have a ridiculous fascination with smells so if they didn't wear perfume or lotions I wouldn't even be attracted to them in the first place.
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It is impossible to improve their fashion sense without violently offending them. You have to deal with it.
Clothes don't make the person. My ex never wore anything but jeans, T-shirts, flannel shirts in winter and boots of one kind or another. He refused to wear a suit but did borrow one from his brother in law for our wedding. It's okay to lounge around in sweats sometimes but not all the time. Me? I wear sweats all the time in winter but I don't wear them when I 'go public'.
My ex didn't like colognes or anything that smelled good. We even used Ivory hair products because they were unscented. I LIKE colognes and good smelling stuff so I wore them anyway. He refused to use deoderant too because he was convinced they had poisons that would seep into your skin. Even for all that he was a good guy and I loved him. And he really didn't stink. lol
Anyway, how a guy dresses isn't all that important to me. If his clothes are clean and he's clean and neat that's enough.
I actually have a ridiculous fascination with smells so if they didn't wear perfume or lotions I wouldn't even be attracted to them in the first place.
Actually, the artificial smells are a turn-off for me. My husband smells wonderful, and he doesn't wear any colognes or lotions.
I have to cover my nose, or gag, when a heavily scented person gets into the elevator with me. It's obnoxious and invasive, sort of like second hand smoke.
This is actually ridiculously important to me for some reason. I just could not date somebody if they strolled around all day in one of my t shirts and some sweat pants. Or if they ran around all the time mismatching clothes or something.
I actually have a ridiculous fascination with smells so if they didn't wear perfume or lotions I wouldn't even be attracted to them in the first place.
EDITED TO ADD:
It is impossible to improve their fashion sense without violently offending them. You have to deal with it.
Fashion sense is subjective, so I can appreciate a guy, even if he's wearing something that wasn't particularly my taste.
The most important thing is that they care how they look and that what they are wearing actually fits, is appropriate for the occasion, isn't dated and is color-coordinated.
BTW, nothing ruins a good suit more than old scuffed shoes.
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