Hey dude. I know this might be uncomfortable to discuss here but.. I was at your house the other day and I came across your personal journal. You openly described your seccsual relations with your roommate (you know-the homeowner). I just wanted to let you know that it's okay. We see you and we support you. ILY

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Hey man I saw that you posted about a double vision issue on boneworks and that you fixed it by downgrading. Could you please walk me though the process of how to actually do that because I can’t seem to figure it out

I've been into high-end mens clothing for about 12 years, and though I have no issue with it, as it provides me with a source of narcissistic supply, I was recently pondering this with my friend.

Say, you were getting sick of the inherent materialism of male fashion and wanted to 'revert' back to before you knew about AMI, APC, Undercover, Rick etc. Would it even be possible to go back?

I think male fashion is like smoking, once you have been into it, you aren't able to extricate yourself from it. On the street, though, I see people who clearly do not care about what they wear, and its likely they haven't been 'touched by the hand of fashion.' I don't know what those people choose to spend their money on. I, for one, have always got items of clothing that I want to buy on my mind.

I used to say frequently: "I listen to everything except country and rap." Those were the two genres that I avoided like the plague. However, as I put forth an effort to find rap that I liked and appreciate certain aspect of it, I found there was plenty to like. Lyrically, the density and complexity simply don't measure up to any other genre. There's plenty of horrible uncreative rap, but it also has the potential to be amazingly complex that merits many re-listens to catch the wordplay, interesting rhymes and clever social commentary.

I think most the people that hate on rap are just used to something else, and appreciating rap, if you didn't grow up on it, takes effort.