[QUOTE=zooopreme;5346585]Well...I think the title of "metro" is a little brash as I've encountered men (who don't take care of their appearances and health) like to associate it with being a homosexual.[quote]
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Because you're secure about yourself.
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I do have some tips beyond grooming though. I think it's worth mentioning because without the following, your optimal appearance isn't worth shit.
-Making time for the gym to exercise. Weight lifting isn't a must. Being in shape is. You can bench heavy weights and still running a shitty mile time. If you decide to start weight lifting, don't neglect your legs.
-Clothes need to be tailored to fit your body. Being in shape ties into this as having a great body allows you to fit into clothes that look good. Being heavy set isn't bad either but let's be honest, how many hot women are chubby chasers?
-Unless you compete in body building comps, waxing anywhere below the neck is unnecessary. Keep things below the neck groomed as often as possible though.
-If you want to keep a beard, don't insist on being ZZtop and James Harden. Your optimal appearance isn't a rapist lumberjack, is it?
-The cheaper the gel, the worse it looks for styling.
Unrelated to appearances but...keep up to date with current events and UNDERSTAND them before voicing your opinion. Nothing says "I'm a scrub" more than not being up to date and voicing your opinion about shit you don't understand. It's a little superficial but this is the social-media-high-speed-information generation...
Just like cars, it takes money and effort to take care of yourself and your appearance. You don't have to go all out for your body but feeling confident and knowing you can pick up chicks (or guys, if you like 'em) is a huge plus. It may even steer you away from spending too much on a car that you probably will sell later on.
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Good reply.
High quality women dig art, a little art history does wonders.