Spinoff: Ladies, Tell Us Stories of Men Being Oblivious to Your Advances

[Guess Who]

I'm saying find some Google pics breh.
I'm curious.

Man, you gonna make me do all this work at 10:18 EST, putting together a virtual outfit, and I haven't even eaten dinner yet?

Can't you just trust me tho??






Low-key, one of my fav parts of Def Jam: Fight for NY was putting together fly outfits...

 

[FLYINHAWAIIAN]

Man, you gonna make me do all this work at 10:18 EST, putting together a virtual outfit, and I haven't even eaten dinner yet?

Can't you just trust me tho??






Low-key, one of my fav parts of Def Jam: Fight for NY was putting together fly outfits...

Ain't nobody say I ain't trust you.
But I wanna step my clothes game up and I'm curious to what outfit made women react that way.

*and don't try to tell me "just wear ____" I wanna see the outfit not words*

You ain't eat yet but you on the coli?


Put thecoli before your dinner brehs

 

[Guess Who]

Ain't nobody say I ain't trust you.
But I wanna step my clothes game up and I'm curious to what outfit made women react that way.

*and don't try to tell me "just wear ____" I wanna see the outfit not words*

You ain't eat yet but you on the coli?


Put thecoli before your dinner brehs

Man, I'ma look bout this chicken right now and see if I can find an example for you my dude. I just tried a quick google search and couldn't find nothing too appealing (I'm very selective).

All I'll say is this. The shoes should match your shirt--always. If you wear hats then that should match your shirt and shoes as well. Experiment with a little colour, don't be afraid to rock something that ain't grey/white/black/brown. The pants should be a different colour than the shirt/shoes (which will match), but still complimentary to the rest of the outfit. The socks should match both the shoes and the pants--find a colour that provides a good middle ground between the two.

If you look at a colour wheel, usually colours on opposite ends from each other will look good together, while starkly different they'll compliment each other.

Also, know your skin tone AND your undertones my nikka. Wear colours that look good on you. Try on clothes in the store and envision what you would wear them with. Make sure the fit is EXACTLY how you like it. Only buy clothes that immediately jump out at you off the rack. If it doesn't then it ain't fly enough--it'll just be aiiight.

Invest in a good blazer or three that fits you right and shoes that match your jackets. Monochromatic shoes are boring. Choose shoes that incorporate more than one colour (they'll match more outfits and also be interesting).

Also, GQ Magazine is your friend.

 

[dap-man]

I have a very odd way of flirting.

Forreal?

 

[dap-man]

I did.

 

[Elle Driver]

So he was actually try a tutor you and you on some "why he not picking up on my signs. I want some salami"

I guess some of yall aint down with being "objectified"

 

[Elle Driver]

LOL, wtf was wrong with this nikka? Dude was dumb and was withholding the D?

That arrangement couldn't have lasted long...

So enough about that, let's talk about how goofy and nerdy you are.

 

[Smoke]

This thread did not go in the direction I had hoped

 

[dap-man]

The fact that I was still interested after I came from the bathroom. He wanted me to be direct with him, I couldn't hint about shyt.

You could of got creative, and hop on the D an ride em while he watched tv?


Naw you should of rode his face, and be like "Watch this baby! "

 

[Tunez]

Man, I'ma look bout this chicken right now and see if I can find an example for you my dude. I just tried a quick google search and couldn't find nothing too appealing (I'm very selective).

All I'll say is this. The shoes should match your shirt--always. If you wear hats then that should match your shirt and shoes as well. Experiment with a little colour, don't be afraid to rock something that ain't grey/white/black/brown. The pants should be a different colour than the shirt/shoes (which will match), but still complimentary to the rest of the outfit. The socks should match both the shoes and the pants--find a colour that provides a good middle ground between the two.

If you look at a colour wheel, usually colours on opposite ends from each other will look good together, while starkly different they'll compliment each other.

Also, know your skin tone AND your undertones my nikka. Wear colours that look good on you. Try on clothes in the store and envision what you would wear them with. Make sure the fit is EXACTLY how you like it. Only buy clothes that immediately jump out at you off the rack. If it doesn't then it ain't fly enough--it'll just be aiiight.

Invest in a good blazer or three that fits you right and shoes that match your jackets. Monochromatic shoes are boring. Choose shoes that incorporate more than one colour (they'll match more outfits and also be interesting).

Also, GQ Magazine is your friend.

show us the outfit breh

 

[Ronnie Lott]

Y'all both at the pump and you bend over and reach extra long for that 3cent ashtray change and dude finishes pumping and leave


Y'all playing it off looking down at ya phone walking towards him and moves out the way like "scuse me


Y'all sitting waiting on something/somebody and ask him the time knowing damn well ya iPhone in ya replica Louis bag but he tells you the time and walks off.


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[FLYINHAWAIIAN]

Man, I'ma look bout this chicken right now and see if I can find an example for you my dude. I just tried a quick google search and couldn't find nothing too appealing (I'm very selective).

All I'll say is this. The shoes should match your shirt--always. If you wear hats then that should match your shirt and shoes as well. Experiment with a little colour, don't be afraid to rock something that ain't grey/white/black/brown. The pants should be a different colour than the shirt/shoes (which will match), but still complimentary to the rest of the outfit. The socks should match both the shoes and the pants--find a colour that provides a good middle ground between the two.

If you look at a colour wheel, usually colours on opposite ends from each other will look good together, while starkly different they'll compliment each other.

Also, know your skin tone AND your undertones my nikka. Wear colours that look good on you. Try on clothes in the store and envision what you would wear them with. Make sure the fit is EXACTLY how you like it. Only buy clothes that immediately jump out at you off the rack. If it doesn't then it ain't fly enough--it'll just be aiiight.

Invest in a good blazer or three that fits you right and shoes that match your jackets. Monochromatic shoes are boring. Choose shoes that incorporate more than one colour (they'll match more outfits and also be interesting).

Also, GQ Magazine is your friend.

I'm :youngnhealthy:
I mainly wear urban clothes.
I ain't got in my GQ Swag yet

 

[DarlingNikki]

You could of got creative, and hop on the D an ride em while he watched tv?


Naw you should of rode his face, and be like "Watch this baby! "

You live and you learn

 

[FLYINHAWAIIAN]

I guess some of yall aint down with being "objectified"

We want you to be direct.
Say u wanna chill..
Rub his body..
Etc.
Depends on the situation

 

[dap-man]

So he was actually try a tutor you and you on some "why he not picking up on my signs. I want some salami"

In that case would it be safe to say he would of been a bad tutor? Maybe she could of offered to tutor him only during the night, private sessions?