Why do most of you guys decide to wear outlandish and post-ironic

>>11343280
Because I'm getting fit and wearing outlandish, aesthetically pleasing clothes.

>>11343280
Nice looking and A E S T H E T I C are both subjective. Most people (I say this because hipsters exist) don't wear clothing they dislike. As for getting fit, working on it

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>>11343295
They're actually relative, not subjective

>>11343309
"based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions."

I'd say fashion is pretty fucking subjective

>>11343338
Look at this chimp and his dictionary definitions

Nothing is subjective (nor objective). Really all you're saying is that what is good and bad is relative to different individuals. Which, of course is the case. What is going to be good fashion for someone familiar with what makes fashion good is not what is going to be good for someone who doesn't know the slightest thing about fashion.

Fashion is just as much an area of expertise as any other.

You're not going to go to an amateur doctor or carpenter to get products or opinions on products when you could get them from individuals with verifiable expertise in the same fields.

I am only interested in what is good for the people who know what they are talking about, anyone else is free to like whatever they want. And this applies to everything

>>11343470

I agree subjectivity and relativity are different things.

>Nothing is subjective (nor objective)
So opinions and facts aren't real. Gotcha...

>>11343280
because men are stupid and have a special snowflake syndrome

>>11343280
just think about it. do you ever play with magnets?

>>11343686
Opinions and facts are interpretations. There is nothing subjective about this at all.

Go to college already dude

>>11343686
>>11343953
nor objective*

people get buff to wear full rick