/fa/ - Fashion

Again and again the beard question comes up, and again and again you fags fail to learn.

Reminder that facial hair is for people who collect star wars action figures

Beards are the worst trend in recent memory

1) It's a lazy form of masculine projection. It requires no effort or skill and s o y s can just not shave for 3 weeks and can appear manly

2) it's a haven for losers who can't be fucked with grooming/shaving

3) people who have ugly bone structures can hide it

4) people who are bald/balding use them as some sort of coping mechanism

5) inner city lefty loonies think it makes them edgy

Beards are the fedora of the body

Learn to shave

Beards are the worst trend in recent memory

1) It's a lazy form of masculine projection. It requires no effort or skill and s o y s can just not shave for 3 weeks and can appear manly

2) it's a haven for losers who can't be fucked with grooming/shaving

3) people who have ugly bone structures can hide it

4) people who are bald/balding use them as some sort of coping mechanism

5) inner city lefty loonies think it makes them edgy

Beards are the fedora of the body

Learn to shave

>>14973385

its the roaring 20s, shave that shite

yeah but the beard isnt

What styles and clothing will basedboys and numales ruin in the 20's? My prediction = band merch. Already noticing only cucks wear them.

>>14885638

It is an observable fact that men in their 20s 30s nowadays are only growing those shit short beards because they want to extenuate their non-existent jawline or are self conscious about their chin and or jawline or face in general. it is a pathetic attempt to look more masculine. Have some self-respect and shave that patchy, scraggly, pube-looking shit of your face.

No hate on ppl who grow a full, good shaped beard or ppl who are over 40 though.

>>13715689
lmao clearly.

>>13663976

>>13644533
I remember seeing this image on /pol/, a beard no longer indicates masculinity. Especially the lame excuses of a beard half these guys have (in combination with the s*y grin).
Thing is, men are still needed, leadership positions, bussiness, economics, politics, stem etc. Men fill most of the positions in these fields since they correspond with their insticts of masculinity, risk taking and protection.

Don Draper is a great example, though fictional. The character is an high ranking, creative executive in an advertising company yet he is heralded as a 21st pop culture symbol of masculinity.

>>13644546
To get the picture you posted out of the way first, let's examine Trudeau's body language. Closed, reserved, shy, like a boy waiting from his dad to pick him up from day care, not in any way what you would associate with the leader of a developed western country.

What I assume with are doing is mixing up cause and effect. I always like to use three examples. Whiskey, cigars and tattoos. All three immidiately are associated with masculinity because of the historical factors yet none of them make one masculine by default.
Traditional and true masculine roles are still greatly appreciated, people just like to think we've evolved past gender roles.


>inb4 go back to /pol/

>>13587601

>>13478835
Daily reminder

>>13174569
I don't need to

>>13161318
they already are

>>13161013

so, /fa/, which one are you?

>muh manly facial hair!