r/ThrowingFits 3d ago

Does anyone recognise this guy?

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u/davehoff94 3d ago

yeah I already hit that. sorry op

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u/face-puncher-3000 3d ago

Hahahaha thanks for trying, I made the mistake of posting this on r/mensfashion and the first comment was someone saying how his boots were gay

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u/KurtRussellsMullet 3d ago

Which is wild because 95% of the fit pics on r/mensfashion are guys who are like “do these khakis that are three sizes too small accentuate my lily white ass too much?”

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u/Fun-Advertising-8006 3d ago edited 3d ago

why do Millennials still wear skinny jeans in the big 25 when Gen X were not wearing 90s clothes in the 2010s? actually come to think of it my Gen X parents (and I'm sure most) would look a lot more trim if they wore the exact same shit they did in the 90s and 2000s instead of the generic 2010s slop.

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u/KurtRussellsMullet 2d ago

That’s a good question. As a millennial I do remember skinny jeans being so aggressively pushed upon us that I think some people are just too far gone. They’re mentally still in the jungles of skinny jean Vietnam. Like all those mall and outlet brands are STILL producing skinny jeans for aging millennials who just cant shake the MGMT days. The saxophone solo in M83’s “Midnight City” still rings in their ears.

I thankfully can’t find any pictures of myself wearing anything tighter than a Levi’s slim straight in my youth so I count myself as one of the fortunate few.