Aspie_Chav wrote:
BigK wrote:
Yes, people will judge you on what you are wearing but how important are those people really?
Real friends are not really bothered about what you wear.
I am sure that every NT believes that; however, I believe that aspies bad luck in the NT world is down to lack of superficial qualities not noble ones. I encourage being a little more superficial while blatantly denying it.
Well, I did say "
Real friends".
Sure it helps to fit in with the guys at work etc but if they give you too much stick then they are not really your friends.
Sure if you are going on a date you want to give a good impression.
What you wear presents an image of you to the world. You do need to be aware of whether the image you present is the one you want to present.
Your jeans need to be clean, not crumpled, fit and not be
too unfashionable.
But they really don't need to cost $150.
If you can easily afford it then fine. But if you present the image of someone who spends a lot of money then you will attract people who expect to you to keep spending.
Wearing the
right clothes can give some people a confidence boost i.e. make them
feel the part and make it easier to
act the part.
In that case getting the right clothes can be an investment. Especially getting the right suit for a job interview.
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