Is fitness more important than fashion?

[300zx1985]

Originally Posted by texas_jack

If the main concern (like mine) is getting chicks it's not as obvious as you think. Many women would much rather date a chunky guy who looks put together/succesful/adult rather than an inshape looking kid/fuckup. So I suppose the question is important to whom?

This man has 0,000 do you really want to listen to him?



Joking, of course. I suppose he is right, in the case of life most things are ambiguous.

 

[mkarim]

Originally Posted by bob99

So, fashion or fitness?

I have been down the same journey, lost 45lbs, etc. Ideally, both are great!

 

[mkarim]

Originally Posted by srendam

Once you get onto a healthy diet you wont ever crave coke.

+1000000

 

[mkarim]

Originally Posted by harvey_birdman

Obese people, on the other hand, can disgust me. Especially when they don't put any thought into trying to hide it or cover themselves up properly. There are XXXL people who carry themselves well and dress appropriately, but they are rare. It seems once people reach that upper limit they let themselves go and turn into a giant blob.

Unfortunately, this is true for both men and women.

 

[uhurit]

I too hate fat people, and in return, they hate me

...this cycle of emotional violence needs to stop!

 

[SladeDT]

Originally Posted by uhurit

I too hate fat people, and in return, they hate me

...this cycle of emotional violence needs to stop!

The fit people would win in a war.

 

[howardu09]

fitness rules but if you're not fit, good fashion covers it up- at least for some amount of time

 

[Harold falcon]

I hope your wife gives you AIDS and you both die horrible deaths.

EDIT - This was in reference to a spam posting which has since been removed. Please note, I do not want any of you fine people to catch the AIDS.

 

[Listi]

Originally Posted by bob99

Guy #1 - is in very good shape, dressed in regular Levis and and a plain white T.
Guy #2 - is 30 lbs overweight, dressed in MMM / Dior / whatever floats your boat.

You do realize it's nearly impossible to be 30lbs overweight and dressed in Dior don't you?

 

[Nouveau Pauvre]

Rick Owens, who is arguably one of the greatest contemporary designers (if not THE greatest) says so.

 

[fuji]

Originally Posted by Listi

You do realize it's nearly impossible to be 30lbs overweight and dressed in Dior don't you?

Sf exaggerates how slim dior is. They're jackets are pretty loose now and the 21cm is pretty baggy. There knits used to be stupidly slim, but now they're loose too. You don't need to be that slim to wear dior.

 

[cimabue]

Have you ever undressed a plain jane (or john, if you prefer) to reveal a gorgeous body? Then you know the answer already.

 

[Listi]

Originally Posted by fuji

Sf exaggerates how slim dior is. They're jackets are pretty loose now and the 21cm is pretty baggy. There knits used to be stupidly slim, but now they're loose too. You don't need to be that slim to wear dior.
Only non-jeans Dior I have is a blazer that is hilariously slim, so just basing it off my experience in that realm. I think it's from 2008 or 2007 though, maybe cuts have changed. It's, at most, 17.5" p2p. Cimabue: I know some girls who have really good bodies, dress horribly, and no one will ever know they have good bodies because the way they dress is so unflattering.

 

[Reggs]

Poorly dressed people are simply uninteresting. Fat people are downright gross to look at.

 

[Eason]

Health trumps all, and looking better naked than someone else wearing the flyest clothes in the world is the best.