As someone who posts on both forums, the bolded is pure hyperbole and grossly inaccurate.
There is relatively more profanity, but not to the point of detracting from the conversation.
An observation about non-Trad forum behavior
I like Steve Hoffman because I enjoy music and audio gear, but they also have an open ended discuss anything section. Someone posted there lamenting how hipsters were destroying men’s trousers, rendering them uncomfortable in critical regions. Then followed five pages of snark and juvenile attempts at humor. The poor OP came away with neither sympathy nor useful information. I am confident that had the OP posted here, he would have received both commiseration and good source information for comfortable trousers. With a few outliers, members here are just that way, and I find it very refreshing in this all too snarky and unhelpful world. Thanks, Trads!
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There is relatively more profanity, but not to the point of detracting from the conversation.
I think it's incredibly common in menswear forums to act like we don't follow particular fashions.
I believe we do though, even if they're defined more by a particular decade.
Fashion, from my point of view, is just how we view time.
I believe we do though, even if they're defined more by a particular decade.
Fashion, from my point of view, is just how we view time.
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