Anonymous wrote:Older women, please don't wear ripped jeans. You can't pull it off. They're OK on younger women, preferably if they appear old and naturally worn and not just new jeans with slits cut in them.

Thank you.

-- A guy.

what is there to pull off? i really see no difference between old and young wearing this type of jeans.

And to you sir...

please don't tuck your collared shirt
pop the collar
wear little figures like wales on your belt
wear loafer, even worse those with tassels
wear shorts with dress shoes
wear jeans with dress shoes
wear pockets on your pants
put product in your hair
grow a beard that looks like an unshaven women's private area
have visible ear and nose hairs
grab yourself in public
man spread
mansplain
wear flip flops if your toes look like a doctor needs to attend to them
wear a tight tshirt
wear running shorts
wear bike shirts with logos
wear skinny dress pants
wear pants that don't touch your shoes
wear the same swim shorts you wore in college

Hey guy,

Stop telling women what to wear, and focus on your own damn clothing.

Guy, please don't go out in public on hot days with your nasty, hairy, pasty pale chest and horrible little man nipples showing above your beer gut, you can't pull it off.

Obviously, these older women are at least putting in some effort to pull something off, versus many many older men who don't even give a hoots about how bad their BO is and how unhygienic they look.

--a guy

Anonymous wrote:Older women, please don't wear ripped jeans. You can't pull it off. They're OK on younger women, preferably if they appear old and naturally worn and not just new jeans with slits cut in them.

Thank you.

-- A guy.

Don't you have better things to worry about? Really??

- another guy who think the first guy is a di*k head

Anonymous wrote:F@ck you

- all women

+1.

Out of all the things to have a preference on this is so so minor. Of course you do realize that women can wear what they want so….

Anonymous wrote:Older women, please don't wear ripped jeans. You can't pull it off. They're OK on younger women, preferably if they appear old and naturally worn and not just new jeans with slits cut in them.

Thank you.

-- A [priggish, petty and desperately unattractive] guy [who isn't really confident around women].

FTFY.

Anonymous wrote:Older women, please don't wear ripped jeans. You can't pull it off. They're OK on younger women, preferably if they appear old and naturally worn and not just new jeans with slits cut in them.

Thank you.

-- A guy.

Please note that I dress for myself. I wear what makes me happy. I don't care at all what you think. I am not here to decorate your world. If you think I am, please submit a headshot along with a full body picture and I will evaluate you.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:F@ck you

- all women

Please don't speak for me. I happen to agree with the man. But I don't think anyone should wear ripped jeans/pants. They have holes in them. Throw them away. I don't understand paying good money for an item with holes in it already.

If you think that no one should wear ripped jeans, then you don't agree with the man.

Thank you for letting us know.

Anonymous wrote:F@ck you

- all women

Please don't speak for me. I happen to agree with the man. But I don't think anyone should wear ripped jeans/pants. They have holes in them. Throw them away. I don't understand paying good money for an item with holes in it already.

F@ck you

- all women

Older women, please don't wear ripped jeans. You can't pull it off. They're OK on younger women, preferably if they appear old and naturally worn and not just new jeans with slits cut in them.

Thank you.

-- A guy.