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So I'm losing weight and I'm determined to keep it going until I'm truly Slender, as in I don't look down and see a belly bump.

Also this is going along with trying to get rid of any bad habits that I have That are not good for me either in the sense that they affect my sleep or could cause anxiety or Affect my general stamina and my skin looks to some extent.

Outside of dealing with the weight loss marks so to speak.

I'm trying to pay off a car like a fiend and save up money for a house I'm about to buy. I'm also trying to make sure that no matter what I'm set up financially once I leave my place so that's why I'm only slowly trying to buy up a wardrobe. I'm gonna try to buy clothes that are so tight I barely fit into them little-by-little until I actually do.

I understand fully that looks aren't purely everything in dating but They do help a bit. I mostly want to look good so that I feel more confident and feel better about myself and everything

I am about 5' 9" or 5' 10" tall. I have a long torso. I am just wondering what clothing styles you all like on Slightly more slender Men. For formal, casual, And semi formal casual... also what cologns you all like.

Also I have thick somewhat coarse wavy brown hair so I'm curious what hair style women like on men with my hair type.

I'm ideally trying to show that I make at or somewhat above the amount of money of what I make with out being tacky..

Lastly tell me anything else you can think of relating to style and hygene I forgot to mention that a guy such as myself can work on... especially things loads of men neglect to do but shouldn't be

I mean. She asked me to help her lose weight and I gave pointers and tips. The other day, I asked her how much she weighed because I wanted to know if she was accomplishing any weight loss. She told me you don't ask like that. She said you ask like if I'm losing weight or having any success at losing weight but not ask what I weigh and she ended up slapping me.

I mean I thought that rule not asking women their weight didn't apply to family members but apparently it does.