Suede Room 5:Tibetan Fox Appreciation Thread

YesFan72 wrote: My mom also wants me to wear slightly more revealing clothing. "You don't need shirts all the way up to your neck." Yes, actually, I do.

Now that simply strikes me as odd. Why would a mother want her child to wear more revealing clothes?

YesFan72 wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: YesFan72 wrote: My mom also wants me to wear slightly more revealing clothing. "You don't need shirts all the way up to your neck." Yes, actually, I do. Now that simply strikes me as odd. Why would a mother want her child to wear more revealing clothes? She thinks that I shouldn't dress so modestly. She doesn't want me wearing revealing clothes, just more than the ones I currently do.

Still is a bit weird. Hmm... well, that's what it strikes me as anyway.

I sound like such an atypical guy, but I definitely wouldn't go for someone who dresses in a more revealing/slutty fashion. It tells me something about their character.

YesFan72 wrote: For winter clothing, I don't see how it's good to wear revealing clothing. A mini skirt in the snow is just stupid.

Lmao.

Yeah, I've always wondered what would possess someone to do that.

Practicality ftw.

YesFan72 wrote: If I'm cold, I'm going to wear a hoodie and long pants. I'm not going to freeze in a desperate attempt to attract guys.

That's the way to be.

It's really kind of ironic. To be honest, when people try to dress like that or act a certain way or try to put something on so to speak they will actually not attract the right people. Dysfunctional or untrue behavior will attract dysfunctional or untrue behavior. Opposites don't ever attract, just two people who aren't true to themselves.

You will find a man when it's the right time and you will because it is from your character. Couldn't be a better scenario.


Edited by MovingPictures07 - October 12 2008 at 14:21

YesFan72 wrote: I just thought of a really good idea! A Kobaian children's book!

That'd be epic! How would that work though?

YesFan72 wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: YesFan72 wrote: I just thought of a really good idea! A Kobaian children's book! That'd be epic! How would that work though? It would be like a book about Kobaians. Vander could narrate the audiobook version of it. It would sell millions!

It would sell millions, only because James would buy 999,999 copies.

Most children/teen books are dumb. My friends read crappy teen romance novels.

YesFan72 wrote: Most children/teen books are dumb. My friends read crappy teen romance novels.

They are.

Haha, those teen romance novels crack me up because they're so unrealistic, emotionally driven, and written to be absolutely god-awful.

I'll take my Ayn Rand or Edgar Allen Poe any day.


Edited by MovingPictures07 - October 12 2008 at 14:33

Time to summarize Breaking Dawn, the fourth and final book in the Twilight Series, a series which has sold over 50 million copies worldwide:

The main character marries a vampire as soon as she's out of high school. She gets pregnant with a half-human, half-vampire baby who starts to destroy her from the inside. Once she has the baby, her vampire husband turns her into a vampire. A bunch of evil vampires try to kill them all, but they defeat them. The happy family lives happily ever after.

MovingPictures07 wrote: YesFan72 wrote: Time to summarize Breaking Dawn, the fourth and final book in the Twilight Series, a series which has sold over 50 million copies worldwide: The main character marries a vampire as soon as she's out of high school. She gets pregnant with a half-human, half-vampire baby who starts to destroy her from the inside. Once she has the baby, her vampire husband turns her into a vampire. A bunch of evil vampires try to kill them all, but they defeat them. The happy family lives happily ever after. .... Wow. That's all I have to say.

Oh, silly me. I forgot to mention that there are werewolves too.