Dressing nice is easy, cheap and comfortable. If one’s idea of “nice” doesn’t fit any of those three things, they’re doing it wrong.
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borf@fedinsfw.app 4 days ago
This is less advice for at work and more just life advice in general: dress better.
I hate it because my go-to comfort clothing signals to people that I don’t want to be interacted with. But if I dress up just a teeny tiny bit, even in a very casual, low-effort way, suddenly people smile at me, make jokes to me spontaneously, give me random compliments and have more patience with me when I’m talking.
Clothes change the difficulty level of people/socialization. It makes sense but it’s also so opposed to how I’m wired. I still struggle with it.
shalafi@lemmy.world 4 days ago
RBWells@lemmy.world 2 days ago
Cheap and comfortable at least. Easy only after you figure out what suits your figure and style. At which point I think I’d even add “fun”.
Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.de 4 days ago
every now and then i look at this cap like the green goblin mask Image