Läppäritarra classy guy meme

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It's not classy to think you know everything. Tuck in your shirt, put on your mascara and lip balm, and do absolutely everything you need to do before you go out into the world. Avoid showing up anywhere wearing wristbands from the club from the night before, stamps or X's on your hands from the bars you went to; or just smelling like sweat, bars, beer, or even vomit.

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Läppäritarra classy guy meme

Being classy is not about being stuck up. You need to cultivate respect. And that means respect for everyone, including yourself. Take care to be polite to others and to reflect a genuine interest in them. Be confident in yourself, dress how you want and act accordingly. If you want to be classy, just follow these steps. Avoid getting caught up in trends. There is nothing wrong with enjoying fashion or buying clothing you find attractive, but, avoid clothing that does not flatter your physique, coloring, etc. The clothing you wear should enhance your personality, not create or alter it. Excellent presentation is half of the battle. Wear clothing and accessories that flatter your body, and never wear anything you feel uncomfortable in. You don't have to wear the most expensive clothes on the market, or even buy knock-off clothes on the cheap. It's better to go for an individualized and put-together look. Shower daily and always show up to a new place feeling and looking fresh. If you have to go to a formal or semi-formal event, then you better know what that means. It's better to overdress a little than to under dress, and it's not okay to show up to a formal event wearing jeans if you needed to wear slacks or a dress. It's not funny to wear sneakers if you needed to wear dress shoes, either. Don't look like you were partying the night before. Avoid showing up anywhere wearing wristbands from the club from the night before, stamps or X's on your hands from the bars you went to; or just smelling like sweat, bars, beer, or even vomit. Get your day-old eyeliner off your face, take a shower, and don't show up anywhere, not even brunch, without looking like you're ready to start a new day; not crawl back into your lair. Get your look together before you leave the house. Don't put on makeup in public, comb your hair in public, button your shirt, finish tying your shoes, check out your outfit, or do anything that says you took zero effort to get your act together before you left the house. Tuck in your shirt, put on your mascara and lip balm, and do absolutely everything you need to do before you go out into the world. Ladies shouldn't let their bra straps show and men shouldn't let people see their boxers. Part of looking classy is having good posture. Keep a straight back, look in front of you instead of at the ground, and avoid slouching as much as you can. Don't cross your arms over your chest, but keep them at your sides to help your chest open up. If you lift your head high you will look and feel more classy. When you're sitting down, you should avoid slouching too. Having a foul mouth is just not classy at all. If you have the urge to curse, go into the bathroom and turn on the faucet while you let loose a row of expletives; or curse into a pillow. Never let people see you curse. This will often make you look trashy, and if you're cursing because you're angry, it appears as though you don't know how to control your temper. This is a big sign of having no class. Praise people behind their backs. Instead of talking about how someone is trashy, annoying, loud, or stupid, take some time to say something nice about a person who isn't there. Doing so will show that you've got class, and that you're confident and cool enough to realize the strengths of others instead of talking smack the second someone turns around. Don't be the loudest person in the room. If so, then you better pump down the volume. Everyone can hear you just fine. Don't think that you have to yell or shout to prove your point. Talking evenly, even if you're around a lot of people, is a sign of class because it means you're confident enough not to have to shout to get people's attention. If you come close to a 10, or a 10 on the Richter scale, then it's time to tone it down. Don't talk about how much class you have. Let other people figure out how classy you really are instead of bragging about it. If you have class, then don't tap away at your cell phone every five seconds, barely look up from your phone in social situations, let it vibrate or buzz, even when you're in class, or pick up your phone in the middle of a crowded coffee shop and start yapping away about your most personal problem. Talk on your phone only when you're alone and when you're not interrupting anyone, unless it's an emergency. It's called silent for a reason. Keep your voice calm even if you're angry. Even if you're in public and your significant other, best friend, or a perfect stranger has made you extremely angry, you have to take some deep breaths, close your eyes, talk slowly, and generally keep your cool. Don't let anyone catch you yelling, screaming, or throwing things in public. Do try not to do these things in private, either. Don't talk about money. Don't talk about how much your parents, boyfriend, closest friend, or anyone else makes, either. It's just not classy. If you have class, live in a way of which you should be proud. If you have to be phony and deceptive, you should consider why this is. A person of honor and integrity never needs to hide behind a facade. If you can't show your true self to the world, who will people see? If you're faking your whole image, you'll never really make it. You have to adapt depending on whether you're talking to a professor or your best friend. You should, however, always be yourself at your core. You must be courteous, but do not bend over backward to please others. If you do, you may find yourself being taken advantage of in the future. Limit your time and availability and draw boundaries with others so that they are aware of your limits. When your group or date is speaking about a subject you don't know or understand, it is prudent to either state that you don't know much about the subject at hand; or if you want to carry the conversation, ask for more information about the subject. Not only does this show maturity, but it also shows that you are keeping an open mind. Treat others the way you would want to be treated. The Golden Rule truly is a time honored guide for treating adults and children with class. Giving others advance notice before cancelling dinner invitations, speaking up for those who cannot stand up for themselves, calling your parents to update them on yourself, checking in with friends; these are all simple gestures that demonstrate your class and authenticity. Give people the benefit of the doubt. Being rude to your elders is the ultimate sign of a lack of class. Do not berate yourself, but be receptive to. In our world, change is inevitable. Be a and flexible part of it, and show others the way as well. Face life rather than burying your head in the sand and others will know instinctively that you are someone whose opinion counts. It's not classy to think you know everything. It is wise to become politically, culturally, and religiously aware. Even the most basic knowledge can save a person from embarrassment and awkwardness. If you know in advance that you will be spending time with someone of an unfamiliar background, it is a good idea to do more in-depth research to avoid embarrassing faux pas. Know when to ask for help, but avoid desperate behavior. This is the kiss of death for the classy person. Only desperate times call for desperate measures. Take a deep breath, be strong, and move through the situation with elegance and grace. You will be the victor for it, no matter the outcome. If things get out of hand and you feel completely overwhelmed, ask for help from a close friend or family member. It's not classy to be in denial. Classy people leave their surroundings in a condition at least as good as they found them. Unless they are in a restaurant with wait staff whose job it is to do the clearing up, classy people insist on taking care of their own trash and baggage, not expecting others to pick up after them when others do favors for them, whereas stuck-up or spoiled people assume it's only to be expected and ignore others' assistance. Truly classy people are quick to notice and to express their gratitude and their appreciation. If you borrowed a friend's car, fill it with gas before you return it. Truly classy people instinctively recoil at the thought of inconveniencing others, offending them, getting in other peoples' way, or in any way making nuisances of themselves. Classy people are all about minding their own business when among strangers and putting others at ease when in social situations. Truly classy people are gracious and affable to everyone, whether the CEO, the mail carrier, or the custodian. Classy people treat everyone the same--with courtesy and respect. Keep the promiscuity to a minimum. If you want to be classy, then you shouldn't go hooking up with random people every night. If that's your thing, at least don't talk about it, brag about it, or walk around with lots of visible hickeys. Classy people don't kiss and tell, so don't divulge the details of your latest hook up session. Don't let people see you making out on the dance floor either, because guess what: that is not classy. Be polite to your elders. If you have to sneeze, sneeze into a tissue, not the air. Don't wipe your nose on your sleeve. Don't pick food out of your teeth in public. Generally, don't put your finger into your mouth or nose. Acquire at least basic table manners. Put a napkin on your lap before you eat a nice meal. Avoid scratching yourself in public. Don't brush your hair in public, apply make up in public, or pick at your clothes in public. Do these things in privacy; wait until you've found a bathroom or are alone. Don't break out in boisterous laughter. Be a classy drinker. Don't get so wasted that you have no idea what happened the night before. That means no blacking out--and even no browning out. Keep your control; people should see you looking in charge of your own mind and body. If people see you stumbling around and slurring your speech at night, then there's no way people will think you're classy even if you're carrying around textbooks and looking classy during the day.

Even the most basic knowledge can save a person from embarrassment and awkwardness. You must be courteous, but do not bend over backward to please others. If so, then you el pump down the volume. If you have to sneeze, sneeze into a tissue, not the air. You should, however, always be yourself at your core. It's not classy to think you know everything.