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Re: then certain people had to go RUIN my cute thing

Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 12:28 am
by Cori
Barabba wrote:There was a time when I called this one girl "Milady" a whole bunch because her name was MelissaAND I LOVED HER.
Don't sully my name by referring to someone else sharing that name as 'm'lady'. The term's modern day usage has become polluted by fedora.

Speaking from personal experience

Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 12:32 am
by Rinoko
scebboaliwiw wrote:Lately I've been feeling guilty just for trying to have good things, or to feel any pleasure, because I feel like I don't deserve it. I've also been thoughtlessly punching my own body when thinking about wrong things I've done. But I always subconsciously brace for it or otherwise try to reduce the effect which just makes me feel worse because I feel like I'm a terrible person for avoiding deserved pain and thus implying it is not actually deserved.
I'm not really sure why I put that in spoilers come to think of it.
That's a pretty unhealthy habit, dude. I'd probably talk to someone about this if I were you. Self harm of any kind isn't a good idea.

Re: then certain people had to go RUIN my cute thing

Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 4:04 am
by Barabba
Cori wrote:
Barabba wrote:There was a time when I called this one girl "Milady" a whole bunch because her name was MelissaAND I LOVED HER.
Don't sully my name by referring to someone else sharing that name as 'm'lady'. The term's modern day usage has become polluted by fedora.
Fucking Fedoras ruin everything they touch!

Sounds like I stopped at just the right time

Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 4:19 am
by Rinoko
Kind of embarrassing to admit, but I wore fedoras in high school just because I liked them. But I definitely wasn't a neckbeard and didn't complain about how girls won't date nice guys like me. I just liked the hat and didn't even know that the Internet hates them or anything. I stopped wearing them around my Senior year because everybody started wearing them and I started to feel like it wasn't my thing anymore.

Re: Confessions

Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 4:22 am
by Barabba
Fedoras ruined fedoras!

Re: Sounds like I stopped at just the right time

Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 5:11 am
by Riku
Marcato wrote:Kind of embarrassing to admit, but I wore fedoras in high school just because I liked them. But I definitely wasn't a neckbeard and didn't complain about how girls won't date nice guys like me. I just liked the hat and didn't even know that the Internet hates them or anything. I stopped wearing them around my Senior year because everybody started wearing them and I started to feel like it wasn't my thing anymore.
The hat itself is fine when worn with good design sense. And as far as I remember, a few years ago, it wasn't quite as immediately associated with the neckbearded manbabies.

Re: Confessions

Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 5:40 am
by DarkSurfer
lm fairly certain the fedora neckbeard thing was spawned in at least in some part from heretics. I had a fedora in high school and never ran into stigmata from it until years later when I looked and cringed.

Re: Confessions

Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 7:35 am
by SaintCrazy
Yeah there was a period of time when wearing fedoras didn't associate you with heretics/neckbeards, but as they became more popular the stereotypes began to take shape.

Re: Confessions

Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 7:54 am
by Barabba
The fedora-clad hipsters were better, even.

Anyway, I have a childhood fear that's still lingering. Is that normal?

Re: Confessions

Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 1:09 pm
by Doormaster
The Big Cheese wrote:lm fairly certain the fedora neckbeard thing was spawned in at least in some part from heretics. I had a fedora in high school and never ran into stigmata from it until years later when I looked and cringed.
fedora dark died for our sins

Re: Confessions

Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 1:21 pm
by TheStranger
I just dont get why so many geeks obsess over fedoras. Even without the current stigma of greasy neckbeards ruining them for everyone, what is the appeal? To look classy? Unless you wear a suit to go with it, you just look like a tool who's trying too hard.

Re: Confessions

Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 3:44 pm
by hotb
historically cool people have worn fedoras

if I wear one perhaps I too can be cool

Re: Confessions

Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 4:10 pm
by Kamak
They also usually had shaved/buzzcut haircuts, but most fedoras I've seen recently have been with much longer hair.

Doesn't really match the aesthetic.

Re: Confessions

Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 5:07 pm
by TheStranger
princess brothel wrote:historically cool people have worn fedoras

if I wear one perhaps I too can be cool
Does that count if back then it was the norm to wear hats?

Re: Confessions

Posted: Mon May 12, 2014 9:10 am
by DarkSurfer
TheStranger wrote:I just dont get why so many geeks obsess over fedoras. Even without the current stigma of greasy neckbeards ruining them for everyone, what is the appeal? To look classy? Unless you wear a suit to go with it, you just look like a tool who's trying too hard.
I got into it after watching casablanca with a girl i liked and she said she realy liked how it looked and i just stuck with it. It was years ago and i grew out of the hat size and never wore it again. No one ever seemed to talk shit about it, though i suppose its easier to do so now that its attached to a stigmata.

http://imgur.com/YQokBEA heres me after a halloween party with it. I think it was maybe 5 years ago?