Will T asked:
Are many of today’s modern and retro trends poisoning our actual appearances, causing gender confusion, disrupting our youth, separating people, and promoting unrealistic and biased lifestyles and attitudes? What is to be thought of by the different classes and sub-cultures of our individuality, expressionism, clique subsidence, and actual meaning of our clothing? What will we do about dangerous trend setters? How far past the waist is acceptable(if it is at all)? Are the pants to tight? The clothes too baggy, and the shoes too expensive? What do we not want to see on certain body types? What kind of clothes are you weary of? And what the hell are these; short-shorts or denim underwear?
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the clothes are too expensive, but besides that freedom of expression wear whatever youd like