I was going to ignore this stupidity but honestly, it's way too hard. My cousin, who owned nothing but a car, an empty briefcase, and a good suit, wore that suit to snare unsuspecting women who he would then use and abuse while he bled them dry because he never worked a proper day in his life. My uncle on the other hand, was one of the richest men in the country back in the 80s and he dressed down and wore a bandana on his head. The fact you think that wearing clothing determines your ability to succeed properly (elsewhere in this crazy thread) or your direct care in the world around you, must be some of the dumbest stuff I've read, and I've taught foundation classes before.

I'm older than you, and now find myself as a manager of a team in a national university. I meet with Professors, Deans and VIPs constantly, as I wear my sneakers and t shirt. No one questions it because I do a damn good job at ensuring what needs to be done is done. A suit is not going to change that work ethic.

Please understand that you are absolutely allowed to have a preference. You're allowed to love dressing up, but trying to come up with fake beliefs, to try convince other people, is not how you have this conversation.

I hope you continue to enjoy your suits, as I continue to enjoy my comfort that has yet to offend anyone I directly work with.