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remember that most people here, and on the rest of the internet, know just as little as you.
my time on instagram has shown me that likes and followers do not dictate good taste. my time on reddit has shown me that upvotes do not dictate good taste.
internet recommendations might be a good starting point, but they are kind of a crutch. Don't rely too much on recommendations, don't treat them as gospel, don't use them to replace your own taste.
develop good taste for yourself. it makes life tastier.
Mar 6, 2024
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I love this app and the people on it and there are great recommendations, but don’t let other people tell you what to do or not to do!!! Take suggestions but don’t take them as gospel
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Everyone’s opinions/recommendations hold the same value.
Jan 30, 2024
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In an age where everyone says “it was fine, just not for me”, our culture has suffered from a lack of gatekeeping and actual criticism. Its how we build taste! Say something sucks or is unbelievably good and give great reasons why! You’ll always get more respect
Feb 18, 2024
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I feel like this place isn't about people but about recommendations, right? forget the influencer, forget the individual, just browse and talk about cool shit and whoever says something good, that's good. that's what I liked about reddit, back when I actually liked reddit.
I haven't found many people I want to follow, and I'm not really looking.
Mar 3, 2024
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for a while, when I wanted something expensive, I would think to myself, "oh, let me just look for a cheaper version of it." I end up settling for something that isn't good in any of the ways that made me want the expensive version.
Throw that out. You can get fantastic pieces for cheap, you can thrift a wardrobe you love, but if you're trying to find a cheap copy of something expensive, it's not going to work.
Feb 8, 2024
I pulled together all the good advice I could on how to get a men's summer wardrobe together cheap. I hope it helps somebody.
Apr 11, 2024