Handsome man late 30s or early 40s, wears Lululemon M-F, employed or trust fund?

[Anonymous]

Isn’t lululemon women’s clothes? My wife buys that brand.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Isn’t lululemon women’s clothes? My wife buys that brand.

They have a men’s section too but you don’t see straight men wearing them. Especially not everyday like this guy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Isn’t lululemon women’s clothes? My wife buys that brand.

No, they have a significant men's line. They carry one particular pair of trouser style pant that have become a "cult favorite" amongst the under 35 crowd.

[Anonymous]

He's probably a prostitute.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe he works out in a gym before changing into his work clothes.

I thought that at first but it’s not gym or yoga clothes and his hair is styled. It’s like clean cut leisure casual:

[Anonymous]

he could easily be a trust funder. I have met dozens of them in NW DC. There is a LOT of family money in this area.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:he could easily be a trust funder. I have met dozens of them in NW DC. There is a LOT of family money in this area.

What idle trust fund men do all day in their expensive leisure clothes and luxury SUVs? Coffee at 8am and then...?

[Anonymous]

He’s in IT - either as his career (mostly WFH) or he sold an IT business and cashed in on the profits. Or a trust funder.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He is gay.

+1

Lulu? Def gay.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He is gay.

+1

Lulu? Def gay.

Is this in DC? I agree with the above.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:he could easily be a trust funder. I have met dozens of them in NW DC. There is a LOT of family money in this area.

What idle trust fund men do all day in their expensive leisure clothes and luxury SUVs? Coffee at 8am and then...?

the ones I know manage their investments and obsessively coach their kids' sports teams (the later after school hours)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Isn’t lululemon women’s clothes? My wife buys that brand.

They have a men’s section too but you don’t see straight men wearing them. Especially not everyday like this guy.

Oh, they do wear them. Not in DC where everyone is terrified that someone might perceive them as less than Alpha Dork, though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Isn’t lululemon women’s clothes? My wife buys that brand.

They have a men’s section too but you don’t see straight men wearing them. Especially not everyday like this guy.

Oh, they do wear them. Not in DC where everyone is terrified that someone might perceive them as less than Alpha Dork, though.

Where? Because in L.A. this guy would still be gay.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He is gay.

+1

Lulu? Def gay.

Is this in DC? I agree with the above.

I love how even a tiny deviation off normcore is immediately read as OMG HOMOSEXUAL PINK SCARE!!!!1 !!! in this place.

For an ostensibly progressive town, you guys are so f---ing narrow-minded. Parochial little city filled with stupid parochial little minds.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe he works out in a gym before changing into his work clothes.

I thought that at first but it’s not gym or yoga clothes and his hair is styled. It’s like clean cut leisure casual:

My brother dresses like this when he works from home (50% of the time). He wears a lot of lululemon, but isn’t gay. (Yeah, yeah, he could be on the d/l and his wife and kids don’t know — which can be said about anyone). He also drives a nice car, and has a very nice watch. Maybe it’s a cult.