Just for this, I will find all old threads and post in itbah gravediggers
Just for this, I will find all old threads and post in itbah gravediggers
What I mean by this is:
Would you date someone that dresses in .... clothing from another time... like re-enactment middle ages, Renaissance... or other time period.
I'm talking about someone that goes about everyday never stepping out of character... speech, behavior, and mannerisms are of that time era.
Would it be charming or annoying or embarrassing?
Going to court over a parking ticket, going to dinner, shopping at the grocery store (walmart doesn't count), going to family functions, going to work ...
Obviously, the person WILL stand out amongst today's backdrop. How would you feel about that... if everything else were in order-- kindness, Christianity, etc...
Would you try to change the person or would you endure it and possibly also start dressing out of this time.
I hope you're not suggesting my Nehru jacket and bell bottoms have gone out of style.
I hope you're not suggesting my Nehru jacket and bell bottoms have gone out of style.
Quick question. Do Americans wear Nehru jackets? I thought that was an Indian thing. It is our traditional attire.
Fun fact - our first Prime Minister was Nehru.![]()
Back when I was a young fellow (late 60s, early 70s?) the Nehru jacket was in style for young men. You were considered very "cool" if you wore one.Quick question. Do Americans wear Nehru jackets? I thought that was an Indian thing. It is our traditional attire.
Fun fact - our first Prime Minister was Nehru.![]()
I thought about this more the other day... Yeah, sure! Again, hopefully it's not a psychological issue or false pretense, but if a girl genuinely just loved the 90s (or whatever time) more than any other area...I could live with that.
*thinks of the song 1985 by Bowling for Soup* or this:
youtube;D0eNHu3BlRIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0eNHu3BlRI
...or this...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGBhQbmPwH8
...or this...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sm-Vh3j8sys
...so many examples...
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...I can't even...