Do you most of your money on clothes or videogames?

[Mr Puggsly]

Xxain said:

Mr Puggsly said:

Where do you think you are? The GQ forum?

This is forum for people really into nerd shit. Also the number of adult virgins roaming around here is pretty high. Not really relevant but I'm throwing it out there anyway.

Any who, I personally put more effect into staying fit and being comfortable over style. Being fit is the image I care more about. I have nice clothes but they don't get used a lot outside of special occasions.

Bro, how you classify yourself is irrelevant also.

Not buying clothes in 10 years or wearing clothes to they're nearly destroyed is ridiculous. Unless you are in a environment that leaves you dirt poor, which cant be the case because everybody here is buying games, everybody should put money aside to update their wardrobe yearly! Stop taking personal image for granted. In regards to "adult virgins", if they took better care of their personal image that would help that situation (unless that's a choice of course). Let's keep it real, no matter how great of a person you think you are, first level of interaction wil always be visual. That applies to everything: Food, buying cars, living locations, choosing your hotel.... video games... ext.  

Well here's what you're neglecting. Spending more on gaming than clothes doesn't mean you wear old and tattered clothes. While more goes into my gaming hobby, I still have nice clothes. Some of my clothing items are ten years old, but their condition is still good given they weren't used much. Especially my slacks, jeans, dress shirts, jackets, etc.

Let me put it this way, how you present yourself isn't synonymous with your investment in clothing. Its more about buying nice looking clothes that fit your frame well, a nice outfit of pants and a shirt can be like $30-$40. Hence, you can spend more on gaming and still dress well.

I agree with you, presentation certainly matters and people should put SOME effort into it. But spending more on games doesn't mean you don't care how you present yourself.