Omar

Yeah, you should consider other options before buying love philter...

I "see" the bisectors of the angles of the cracks on the pavement. I can't get myself to step on them, it's like a game I can't quit.

I'm feeling pretty Romania myself.

I have a sailor stripe sweater that's a little thin for winter. I want to find something warm to wear underneath. It shouldn't be visible, and therefore have a pretty solid scoop neck. Long sleeves are a plus. Where can I find her?

I have a bit of a problem. I've been flirting with a girl and stuff, but whenever I see her it's in the hallways for a couple of minutes, if not a handful of seconds. I can never get any time with her, whenever I do someone seems to butt in, she's busy almost all the time... Our lunchtimes don't seem to be at the same time (she's in the grade above), and we finish school at different times (and when we don't, she doesn't take the bus). I'm having a hard time jumping the gap between just texting her and actually getting somewhere.

You have three options when you're wearing shorts: -no socks -no-show socks. -looong socks (but not so long the reach your shorts!) This isn't dressy at all by the way, you can wear this every day if the weather allows it. Even if your shirt is tucked in, which I recommend. Belts are the best, man. Shiny, I find shorts with blazers silly too. I also think the casual/formal look is silly too though, so don't mind me.

Black is hard to mix with other neutrals, whereas you can easily have brown and blue in the same outfit. That's why I'd try to keep only my accessories and shoes black, and even then it's not easy to wear. As Lent said, raw indigo denim is a safe bet. I'm not a fan of coated jeans but if that's what floats your boat then get them.

Go on...

Take a stand and tell her to stop. Man up; if you're afraid of seeming cruel, explain yourself extensively. Do it right now.

Tell her straight out you wouldn't consider her no matter how attractive she is. She sounds scary anyway.

I'd only wear colored socks if my outfit is dull. Otherwise, neutrals.

Perfect signature...

In other news, you're pondering whether or not it's time to unsubscribe to AoM.

It's second, isn't it? Maybe now's the time to stop posting caustic one-liners about everything you don't like. You're starting to forget to read the posts you're replying to. Hedgehog, what event are you going to?

No reason to hate yourself, according to science we're polygamous by nature. Don't do it again though.

I have the most posts ITT, and style is definitely not one of the things I think about the most.

The only Problem I have, is I've only had sex twice and Im 20 in a fortnight. To me it feels like I haven't lived the life of a proper teenager/guy at all in my life so far (as well as a 1 year dry spell) Which naturally is going to make me sex addicted because I've missed out on the adventure to it but I digress... "I'm still technically a virgin after twenty-seven years, and that's never bothered me before. What's maybe fifty more?" Aaron Weiss.

Well then it's an investment, you're better off buying one sweater at 70$ that will last you ten (arbitrary) years than two for 50$ that will last you five years each.

I've heard BR is pretty good in terms of quality, while AA is pretty poor.

And it costs 700$... sans plan.

The answer to that question, asked by anyone to anyone else, regardless of the clothes you're talking about, is always "I don't like them".

AltA is way too expensive, you can get Brooks Brothers shirts for less...

No graphic tees, ever. Cardigans are cool, but don't buy super-tight fitting ones from American Apparel. I got one for free, they're like arm leggings. And a button fell off after three wears. Get a chunky knit one in an earthy color. As always, make sure it fits, the shoulder seam is a good guide.

How many do you want, what's your budget?

Broadcloth? American Apparel sells BD collar chambray shirts in blue and red. Quality is okay, fit is right though they're weird at the collar I find.