What decade reflects your personality/which your attitude?

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The 60s reflect my personality and my good side. It reflects my laughter and my tears. It reflects my musical tastes and my taste in clothes. It reflects how you guys know me. It reflects my good days and my bad days. It also reflects itself in the avatars that I've been using since September 2009, when I've decided to drop the attitude for the most part. His name is Mick Avory.

The 70s reflect that nasty thang that people like to call the att-i-tude. The 70s reflect that skinny dangerous Diva within me who wears bell-bottoms, a halter top and platformed shoes. She doesn't come out very often. That person is Mick Avory's opposite and she hisses at the things that she disagrees with. Her name is Foxy Cleopatra, from Austin Powers in Goldmember. She's the Afro that shows up from time to time.

I much prefer my personality over my attitude. My personality shows up 97% of the time and my attitude shows up 3% of the time. The time that the tude shows up is usually the day that I start my period and than I'm fine after that. I'd much rather that my personality shows up all the time and I can get rid of the remainder of that attitude that shows up 3% of the time and I'm working on it. I take a step back when that Afro shows up and calm myself down, right away.

What a fun thread!

I guess my attitude would be reflected by the 1960s, because it reflects my rebellious and liberal side.

My personality would be reflected by the 1950s, a direct antithesis, because while I like to think of myself as very tolerant and liberal-minded, I come off to people as charming and conservative.

In the '60s I saw myself as a nonconformist until a friend's father pointed out my conformity to noncomformity.

None of them, that I'm aware of. I am very much a product of the '90s, however, so I would have to go with that one.

I'm half futuristic and half 80s.

I think the 90s seems to reflect on my mood most.