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In a word, 'No'. The necktie is part of a societal 'uniform'
and indicates a 'buy in' to social hierarchical conformity.
An unspoken 'Yes, Sir or M'am' , ... NOT a 'But WHY?'
'Genteel' class folk wear ties and suit coats
... blue collars' rarely wear ties
because they physically 'sweat' doing MANUAL labor.
Often perceived as not being 'smart enough' to foist
the weary, tedious soil-ing labor onto 'lesser' souls.
Although I HAVE a prestigious wardrobe, since retiring
I am most often found in comfortable T-shirts and/or sweats
except on 'formal' occasions.
Those whom seek me out, KNOW that I know my shit...
over HALF A FRICKEN CENTURY'S practical life experience,
and NOT just 'theoretical'. I carry the scars to prove it
(you should see the OTHER guy!)
'YOU... I'll teach... but, I won't spoon-feed you
or pre-chew your intellectual food!'
"There are None SO 'blind', as those who WILL NOT 'see'"
beyond the societal window-dressing and facades.
As W. C. Fields used to quip: "Go away, kid! Yah bother me..."
Apart from being ugly, a necktie is a counterproductive piece in many ways. It presses the hard and uncomfortable collar into my sweaty neck. Not only is that unpleasant, but it also causes the most vulnerable part of the shirt to be worn out or discoloured faster. Instead of that, I want a nice shiny layer between my neck and the collar to protect both. Also, it turns out shiny soft scarfs are dirt cheap compared to good shirts. A comparable piece is an ascot, although that is just overpriced and does the same thing.
I didn't obviously shave, iron the shirt, tie a proper beard knot, nor arrange the lighting and angles for the photo since I am bad at that plus I work from home these days, but I hope if still gets my point across.

Depends on what look I'm going for. I'll wear a tie or bowtie with a detachable white collar for my 1920's look. I'll wear no tie and nice pants for a more casual 1950's look. But my favourite style will always be a vintage three piece suit with a bowtie.

I don't think I've worn a tie since 1999 - the last time I was seeking a corporate job. That crap is one of the reasons I left the corporate world behind 2 decades ago.
Ties evolved from 16th century western European royal court fashions - rich nobles who would try to win status at court by dressing fashionably because they had very little else to do with their days. It's also worth remembering that these people were from countries where cold weather was the norm, and the only heat was a fireplace. You'll note that ties are still common in New England, even for lower-level jobs, but it's cold there most of the year.
It's a very different story in most of the rest of the US, where the weather is normally much warmer.
I hate ties. They look like arrows pointing to your crotch but sure sometimes they feel naked. This is why i wear black Chinese collar. Unless im really required to wear polo with tie, i have no choice.
I guess white looks fine as well
I've only ever worn a tie in one job, and that lasted about half a year. I am not a fan. They are annoying to tie, they are uncomfortable, and just the whole suit thing is impractical. in my opinion the only use for formal menswear is making movie mobsters look cool and as a masturbatory aid to women.
No. I have a lot of dressier outfits I can wear without ties. In fact, some even look better without a tie.
It exists?
To me a tie is the working man's noose. I have done presentations at work with a clip on or no tie at all.
ties suck! only when necessary for a wedding or funeral or high end businesses. otherwise i would avoid at all costs!
I never wore a tie.
And usually i panic when something is tight around my neck.
It feels normal
I used to wear one when I was keen and first started work, but now I only bother for weddings, funerals, interviews etc.
My neck doesn't feel naked, it feels liberated.
Just comfortable, to be honest. Nothing rubbing my neck.
Nah, they're kind of archaic now.
Some people even debate whether they're necessary for interviews.
That's like asking if standing in the gallows with a noose around your neck and the hangman about to end you life feels dressed.
No. 1) what's the purpose of a tie and 2) my neck gets chaffed when a shirt collar is buttoned tight.
Most of my jobs, I had to wear a tie, and yes, now it just feels wrong to go without a tie.
I tie a great Full Windsor.
No, my neck feels violated whenever I wear one. I look at it as a collar that society forces me to wear.
I only wore a tie during class A uniform situations in the army, and at weddings.
Computer programmers are white collar, but we get to dress like rock stars :)
I have no idea I've never wore a tie or will I ever I look very awkward in one it doesn't match me what's so ever
I almost never wear a tie, it's a very rare occasion when I do.
Depends on the situation, if its visiting an office then a tie is a must, but if I'm visiting a workshop or work site then no.
If I'm a collared shirt, yeah then I add a suit jacket and it's just a casual suit day
Nah, I wear this half pound of silver chain so a tie is nothing by comparison
Not at all! I've only ever owned 2 real ties (not clip-ons) and I hardly ever wore either one.
No but my head feels naked without a hat sometimes.
It feels like freedom. Everything else feels like you’re being slowly choked to death.
Oh that’s a relief, literally and figuratively.
No, it just feels tight when I do wear one. I almost never do, though.
As I take it off, but soon after it just feels normal.
No, ties make me feel like I am being choked. I hate ties.
I hate ties... even in a suit... feels like my neck is tight
No, I sometimes wear a t shirt wearing a tie while wearing a t shirt sounds super dumb to me. 🤔
Indeed. I feel incomplete. Button up shirts look the best with a tie.
I feels like you got a pardon from the hangman's noose.
Nope. Haven't had to wear one of those nooses in 20 years so far.
Not really , I rarely wear them anymore for work since I get to wear uniform polos and khaki pants
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