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⌈ Secret Post #2953 ⌋

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Re: Clothing Rant

[(Anonymous)]

What do people want from you? In general, probably not much, at least not much in the way of changing the way you dress. But specifically, if you're going around thinking that your fellow students are all shlubs, maybe they're picking up on that and would like you to stop.

And as someone who owns way too many cashmere sweaters, but only two of them new, does not wear pants due to a distinctive humpy dumpty shape, and whose clothing is 95% thrifted, barring socks, bras, shoes, and underoos-- ffs, do not do the whole "I can't do less than cashmere" thing. I have a weakness for Peter Fox shoes and Alexander McQueen anything, and absolutely no one gives two shits unless I make a big deal about it. I can count on one hand the number of times anyone's been impressed by my designer tchotchkes--it's almost always other clothes snobs.

If you want people to judge you less, you can either consciously stop caring when they do, or, if you think there's an element of envy to their comments, offer to share your expertise and take them thrifting. Boom, reduced resentment and possible new friends/study buddies all at once. Maybe you'll start a new trend.