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this post was submitted on 23 Oct 2024
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I wish it was socially acceptable for men to wear the colorful stuff women do on formal occasions. It's almost always black, white, grey or maybe dark blue.
I want things like paisley suits to be considered normal. Why not? It's just a pattern.
I'm not saying it because I want to do it, I'm saying it because I want to see it. Make congress a sea of color rather than a bit here and a bit there.
I feel like you can, however it seems men take themselves too serious when dressing well. If you take yourself too serious as a man, wearing for example a pink suit will make you insecure.
So dark, solemn colors are easier to accept.
I wear suits for work and have them dark, but my social suits are light and colorful ( light blue, purple) and regardless I'll wear fun and colorful shirts with them.
I don't know that you can in business or political situations. I think if a man showed up to a business meeting or a legislative session wearing a paisley suit, they would get screamed at about not having proper decorum.
How exactly would we get food if we did that?
I'm pretty sure relying on food stamps and soup kitchens is not a revolution.
And if you've ever had to survive that way, you'd know it's fucking horrible. Especially if you have kids.
So I guess keep wishing because people don't want to have to resort to that.
Yea I agree with squid that we should not consider the soup kitchen the place of liberation.
I would say as a guy who has dressed in colorful formal attire when I worked in corporate jobs that you don't get punished. This meme is like when conservatives say "you can't say anything anymore". Obviously you can, and frankly most of the backlash is made up.
Exactly, I'm fine with being on edge, but its not right to force that on kids if you can help it.
I'm sorry, but you're not going to insult people into your revolution.
You're also going to have a very hard time convincing everyone to significantly lower their standard of living because they have no money.
A few comments ago:
Now:
So which is it?
It literally can't be both.
Says the same reason you can't go up and down at the same time.
Yes, that is another good example. Something cannot be both an apple and an orange, much like you can't wish for something to happen but also don't care whether or not it happens.
It has nothing to do with your motivations and emotions, it has to do with the definition of the word 'wish':
"Feel or express a strong desire or hope for something that is not easily attainable; want something that cannot or probably will not happen."
You can't want something and not want something at the same time.
Using a very pathetic insult from the 1980s on me repeatedly will not change the fact that you can't want and not want something at the same time. Sorry, you don't have reality-defying powers.
Ah, I get it now. You actually think you have the power to alter reality at your will. That does explain a lot.
See: John Fetterman
I think he catches a lot of flack for his attire
He had to give up and wear a suit because they passed a resolution forcing it.