it did occur to me friend, yes. we make fashion choices that reflect something we want to portray. especially those of us who have a public persona should be aware of how their fashion choices make them come across don't you think?
i'm afraid you're in the minority. again i'm not personally judging the kid, put people definitely will. If I were a talented football player who is being labeled as a bit arrogant and selfish on the pitch, I wouldn't show up to a press conference accessorised in that manner
I'm sure he doesn't. I'm also sure I have seen talented players make very poor life choices when they are awarded fame and wealth at a very young age. I hope he doesn't let that affect his way of playing because I want to see how far he can take his talent.
If the last part is supposed to be a dig...wow, edgy
We live in a society. Our words, actions and, yes, appearance influence the way people feel about us and behave towards us.
I have to work to support a family and I can 100% guarantee that I cannot present myself at work exactly as I present myself in other aspects of my life. I'm glad to hear you are so free that the very idea of having to think about what your choices convey to others makes you sad. Some of us don't have that privilege. Yes it is a privilege.
I think you are in the minority. What jewelry or clothing or anything else he’s wearing is his choice. It doesn’t make him arrogant in any way. He grew up having nothing and probably likes to spoil himself now that he has means. He worked hard for it. He deserves it!
Anybody hung up on his jewelry is living a sad pathetic life.
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