WAYWT destroyed my cybernetic implants [2046]

[frenchbulldog]

1 hour ago, SlackJackflack said:

 

6'4 and closer to 330~. Was at 427 before making a big life change and losing damn near 100 lbs. @Rough Sleeper not saying anything I haven't heard before. Dudes afraid to post a fit. 
 

And this shit right here. I'll admit I have more to lose but hey I can be happy with how my fits are for now.

To reduce all of this to “fat shaming” is pretty obtuse. You’re making the conscious choice to spend thousands of dollars to wear clothes that don’t fit you at all and thus result in a really shit look. We’re pleading with you to wear the clothes that do fit you and will be flattering in appearance. It’s that simple. If you’re having this much fun wearing stuff that looks bad and doesn’t fit, imagine the euphoria you’ll feel when you pop into an outfit that looks and fits well?

[brainerd666]

I learned it from watching you @Rough Sleeper

you also cry in your sleep a lot. It’s kinda creepy but also hot

Edited May 22, 2020 by brainerd666

[Rough Sleeper]

1 minute ago, moneytalks said:

Eh well all I need to say is if u can’t afford it... wear something else. No ones forcing you to spend 3 years’ salary on a jacket.

Stop poor-shaming me 

[moneytalks]

Nice retirement fund asshole

[Rough Sleeper]

1 minute ago, frenchbulldog said:

To reduce all of this to “fat shaming” is pretty obtuse. You’re making the conscious choice to spend thousands of dollars to wear clothes that don’t fit you at all and thus result in a really shit look. We’re pleading with you to wear the clothes that do fit you and will be flattering in appearance. It’s that simple. If you’re having this much fun wearing stuff that looks bad and doesn’t fit, imagine the euphoria you’ll feel when you pop into an outfit that looks and fits well?

This mans speaks truth

[moneytalks]

4 minutes ago, frenchbulldog said:

To reduce all of this to “fat shaming” is pretty obtuse. You’re making the conscious choice to spend thousands of dollars to wear clothes that don’t fit you at all and thus result in a really shit look. We’re pleading with you to wear the clothes that do fit you and will be flattering in appearance. It’s that simple. If you’re having this much fun wearing stuff that looks bad and doesn’t fit, imagine the euphoria you’ll feel when you pop into an outfit that looks and fits well?

Okay Sharon Osbourne, give our big friend here a recommendation for clothes that flatter big guys. We’re all waiting 

[Rough Sleeper]

1 minute ago, moneytalks said:

Okay Sharon Osbourne, give our big friend here a recommendation for clothes that flatter big guys. We’re all waiting 

Arcteryx fits large. XL would fit him nice.

4 minutes ago, moneytalks said:

Nice retirement fund asshole

OK boomer

[SlackJackflack]

Just now, frenchbulldog said:

To reduce all of this to “fat shaming” is pretty obtuse. You’re making the conscious choice to spend thousands of dollars to wear clothes that don’t fit you at all and thus result in a really shit look. We’re pleading with you to wear the clothes that do fit you and will be flattering in appearance. It’s that simple. If you’re having this much fun wearing stuff that looks bad and doesn’t fit, imagine the euphoria you’ll feel when you pop into an outfit that looks and fits well?

Fully open for some recommendations, I have plenty of other clothing which does fit better including plenty of made to order pieces which is quite euphoric. Finding the balance of highest quality production and fit though is hard. Wearing acronym I sacrifice a perfect fit for construction and design while with other brands I would find better fit but lacking in those other departments. I'm fully open to criticisms and always wanting to improve so my apologies if I came off in a different way. I don't want to just shit up these threads arguing as I do genuinely enjoy fashion as a hobby.

[moneytalks]

Ok mr I have 50k to my name rofl

[Rough Sleeper]

Just now, moneytalks said:

Ok mr I have 50k to my name rofl

This is what i had in my drawer...

[moneytalks]

1 minute ago, Rough Sleeper said:

This is what i had in my drawer...

ok cool story BRO

[Rough Sleeper]

8 minutes ago, SlackJackflack said:

which is quite euphoric  

[brainerd666]

12 minutes ago, Rough Sleeper said:

Finally, you post a goddamn fit

that wasn’t so hard now was it...?

Edited May 22, 2020 by brainerd666

[drgitlin]

21 minutes ago, SlackJackflack said:

Fully open for some recommendations, I have plenty of other clothing which does fit better including plenty of made to order pieces which is quite euphoric. Finding the balance of highest quality production and fit though is hard. Wearing acronym I sacrifice a perfect fit for construction and design while with other brands I would find better fit but lacking in those other departments. I'm fully open to criticisms and always wanting to improve so my apologies if I came off in a different way. I don't want to just shit up these threads arguing as I do genuinely enjoy fashion as a hobby.

Maharishi or Visvim? 

[Rough Sleeper]

2 minutes ago, brainerd666 said:

Finally, you post a goddamn fit

that wasn’t so hard now was it...?

I had to take a bus

[brainerd666]

24 minutes ago, SlackJackflack said:

Fully open for some recommendations, I have plenty of other clothing which does fit better including plenty of made to order pieces which is quite euphoric. Finding the balance of highest quality production and fit though is hard. Wearing acronym I sacrifice a perfect fit for construction and design while with other brands I would find better fit but lacking in those other departments. I'm fully open to criticisms and always wanting to improve so my apologies if I came off in a different way. I don't want to just shit up these threads arguing as I do genuinely enjoy fashion as a hobby.

Kapital, Engineered Garments 

[fasttimes]

3 hours ago, moneytalks said:

Fat shaming is fucking uncool. I used to be a 100KG dude. I run more than any of you, portion control and basically torture myself for my shit to fit right. @Rough Sleeper what you’re doing is bullying and inexcusable.  

I also used to be 100kg+ at 170cm and I back fat shaming 100%. Pretty happy with myself these days and I kinda miss the immense productivity that comes with burning self hatred. You're never gonna get shit done with everybody patting your back and telling you great job. Set a goal and tell yourself you're mentally and physically fucking weak until you reach it. Self hate is the best weight loss motivator

[Rough Sleeper]

[frenchbulldog]

2 hours ago, SlackJackflack said:

Fully open for some recommendations, I have plenty of other clothing which does fit better including plenty of made to order pieces which is quite euphoric. Finding the balance of highest quality production and fit though is hard. Wearing acronym I sacrifice a perfect fit for construction and design while with other brands I would find better fit but lacking in those other departments. I'm fully open to criticisms and always wanting to improve so my apologies if I came off in a different way. I don't want to just shit up these threads arguing as I do genuinely enjoy fashion as a hobby.

Continuing to say "open to criticisms" and "wanting to improve" isn't exactly the message you send when you tell people to "talk shit post fit". Selling the stuff that doesn't fit you—and sorry, none of it does—will give you a budget that goes much farther with brands that work with bigger dudes. Americana, workwear, it really doesn't matter as long as the garments are made to fit your body type. "Construction and design" mean nothing when the frame you're putting on far exceeds what the garment was constructed and designed for. I know we all want to be the 5'5" 120lb techninjas with trust funds we see on Instagram but life doesn't work out that way.

Edited May 22, 2020 by frenchbulldog
Typo.

[moneytalks]

10 hours ago, fasttimes said:

I also used to be 100kg+ at 170cm and I back fat shaming 100%. Pretty happy with myself these days and I kinda miss the immense productivity that comes with burning self hatred. You're never gonna get shit done with everybody patting your back and telling you great job. Set a goal and tell yourself you're mentally and physically fucking weak until you reach it. Self hate is the best weight loss motivator

Missed the point then hit it on the nail. 
the hate has to come from within.

bunch of strangers in cool pants online telling you you’re fat doesn’t help and I’m sure you’d hate it if I pointed out that you still look kinda chubs. Other people’s shoes hurt.

[fasttimes]

I've been on a 2 year dirty bulk heh

[hentaiyarou69]

16 hours ago, fasttimes said:

I also used to be 100kg+ at 170cm and I back fat shaming 100%. Pretty happy with myself these days and I kinda miss the immense productivity that comes with burning self hatred. You're never gonna get shit done with everybody patting your back and telling you great job. Set a goal and tell yourself you're mentally and physically fucking weak until you reach it. Self hate is the best weight loss motivator

As a former fat fuck, I echo this.

Also, just to quote Rick Owens:

"Working out is modern couture. No outfit is going to make you look or feel as good as having a fit body. Buy less clothing and go to the gym instead." 

I don't see the point in being fully kit out in functional clothing when your body isn't exactly functional in the first place.

[SuE]

13 minutes ago, hentaiyarou69 said:

As a former fat fuck, I echo this.

Also, just to quote Rick Owens:

"Working out is modern couture. No outfit is going to make you look or feel as good as having a fit body. Buy less clothing and go to the gym instead." 

I don't see the point in being fully kit out in functional clothing when your body isn't exactly functional in the first place.

Hold up. I’ve always respected that Rick quote but don’t conflate fashion and function. No amount of working out is going to make your body waterproof 

[hentaiyarou69]

2 minutes ago, SuE said:

Hold up. I’ve always respected that Rick quote but don’t conflate fashion and function. No amount of working out is going to make your body waterproof 

There are two points there, sorry. First is the Rick quote, then there's my opinion. 

Techwear is not just about waterproofing though. The cuts, breathability and functionality are also important characteristics. Spending so much money on these kinds of clothings but neglecting your physicality seems a bit ironic.

[hentaiyarou69]

Also in all of his pics, you can see him sucking in his guts. Its clear to me what that looks like because I used to suck in my guts to take pics too when I was a fatty. Which means I know when I say, if you're that unhappy about your own body, you should really sort that out first, instead of posting pics with your guts sucked in draped in techwear in the hope that the likes and upvotes will make you feel better about yourself.

[SuE]

5 minutes ago, hentaiyarou69 said:

There are two points there, sorry. First is the Rick quote, then there's my opinion. 

Techwear is not just about waterproofing though. The cuts, breathability and functionality are also important characteristics. Spending so much money on these kinds of clothings but neglecting your physicality seems a bit ironic.

I respectfully disagree. We’re not discussing say athletics here where perhaps someone might get that new aerodynamic swimming suit then slack off in training. Function is for everyone. 
 

Fashion as already acknowledged is different. I’ll stress again that I respect the Rick quote but it’s also worth pointing out that what size is considered looking good is culturally specific. It’s possible to ‘fat’ and beautiful — also to be ‘fat’ and healthy! If you want to be thin or bulky then by all means go for it but I pause when someone says self-hate or encouraging others to publicly hate

[drgitlin]

2 hours ago, SuE said:

Hold up. I’ve always respected that Rick quote but don’t conflate fashion and function. No amount of working out is going to make your body waterproof 

Skin is already waterproof. 

[moneytalks]

let's see some fits for a change lol

[TEKsevenZERO]

A little breeze calls for a light jacket, just as well my Byborre arrived today, together with the obligatory oversized ACG pants from a few years ago, they're getting nicely faded now.. Welcome to the half century club.

Shootout to @fasttimes - cheers for the intro, love it.

 

Edited June 13, 2020 by TEKsevenZERO

[fasttimes]

That's one hell of a cozy vibe