Anonymous
7/5/2025, 10:51:57 AM No.18480131
>have 10k dollars worth of credit card debt from buying clothes and shoes over the last year
>literally got zero compliments
GOD
DAMNIT
>literally got zero compliments
GOD
DAMNIT
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Thread 18480131 - /fa/ [Archived: 570 hours ago]
Anonymous
7/5/2025, 12:45:45 PM No.18480166
>>18480131 (OP)
Go to the gym instead retard
Go to the gym instead retard
Anonymous
7/5/2025, 1:56:07 PM No.18480193
>>18480131 (OP)
Go to thrift stores and then get that shit tailored according to your baby proportions by your mom, retard. Also this >>18480140
Go to thrift stores and then get that shit tailored according to your baby proportions by your mom, retard. Also this >>18480140
Anonymous
7/5/2025, 2:23:57 PM No.18480214
Tbh it's mostly conspicuous and flashy stuff that attracts compliments. You might actually be doing it right OP
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Anonymous
7/5/2025, 4:36:25 PM No.18480320
>>18480214
The most complements I ever had on a piece of clothing was for an h&m cotton sweater I got on clearance for $8. It was green and thick with a moderately loose knit.
The most complements I ever had on a piece of clothing was for an h&m cotton sweater I got on clearance for $8. It was green and thick with a moderately loose knit.
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Anonymous
7/5/2025, 4:49:52 PM No.18480337
Anonymous
7/5/2025, 4:56:25 PM No.18480342
>>18480131 (OP)
Congratulations, you are retarded.
Congratulations, you are retarded.
Anonymous
7/5/2025, 5:02:15 PM No.18480345
>>18480320
I did get very few compliments about clothes, on the top of my head it was about:
>a navy Mao collared cotton shirt
>laced espadrilles
>Saint Laurent sunglasses
>a simple red t-shirt (this one is a life hack apparently)
>fragrances (many times)
I did get very few compliments about clothes, on the top of my head it was about:
>a navy Mao collared cotton shirt
>laced espadrilles
>Saint Laurent sunglasses
>a simple red t-shirt (this one is a life hack apparently)
>fragrances (many times)
Anonymous
7/6/2025, 1:26:40 PM No.18481154
>>18480131 (OP)
Your mistake was thinking compliments on your clothes would validate and raise your self-esteem.
Your mistake was thinking compliments on your clothes would validate and raise your self-esteem.
Anonymous
7/6/2025, 9:02:45 PM No.18481463
>>18480131 (OP)
It might be where you live. In my state, I’d get a lot of compliments on my fits from random people but the average person there hardly put any effort. But you go to a place like Korea or Japan, I’m sure nobody will say anything, not because they dress better but because they typically don’t compliment strangers
It might be where you live. In my state, I’d get a lot of compliments on my fits from random people but the average person there hardly put any effort. But you go to a place like Korea or Japan, I’m sure nobody will say anything, not because they dress better but because they typically don’t compliment strangers
Anonymous
7/6/2025, 9:30:16 PM No.18481484
>>18480214
It's the noticeable stuff that gets compliments. A Gucci plain white t-shirt will get you as many as a normal plain white t-shirt because to an outsider eye it's a plain white t-shirt.
The big flashy logo effectively speedruns the noticeable part, but it's easily doable without it. I've had a bright pink dress shirt in high school (which cost like 7 usd at the time) and it was the piece I received the most compliments for.
It's the noticeable stuff that gets compliments. A Gucci plain white t-shirt will get you as many as a normal plain white t-shirt because to an outsider eye it's a plain white t-shirt.
The big flashy logo effectively speedruns the noticeable part, but it's easily doable without it. I've had a bright pink dress shirt in high school (which cost like 7 usd at the time) and it was the piece I received the most compliments for.