Or are they just right? What do you guys think?

Going to the chicago history museum to do a two day workshop on using documents from the library of congress.

Like the hypermajority of men, I have not received compliments even once in my life until I started following RMRS's advice. Now? Almost every time I go out. It's uncanny. At first I was always so confused but now I take it in stride. I don't have too many opportunities to go out except for work (where we have a uniform) or the gym (I'm NOT dressing up for that, the clothes would get destroyed), but when I do? At least two random strangers will say something about the fit, or the hat, or a simple "You look nice!" It's awesome, and this particular outfit gets the most. Yes, I still need to get my stuff actually tailored (I have a tailor nearby, I just need to find the time), but so far? Major boost to the self-esteem. Although a rather unexpected development, unrelated to the clothes themselves but rather the weight loss that have coincided with them— as I have been taking care of my health, I have been sweating way more, when I was honestly kind of expecting the opposite. Any suggestions to handle that? I've tried layering to try and absorb and/or hide the sweat, but it ends up looking like I jumped into a pool after just a ten minute drive, and according to the weather reports next week is going to be even worse. 😭

Busy week this week with my bride having surgery this morning, my sister surprised me and came into town to celebrate my birthday, and to visit my sister’s and her daughter’s grave sites. Plus a work load and taking care of the wife after surgery, also taking care of our grandson, then visiting with my sister. These coming weeks have significant challenges ; both of my parent past away and their anniversary is on July 6th, my birthday July 7th, my orders sister past away a year ago from illness and my niece killed in auto accident a little over a year ago. I say all this to say, gentlemen it’s easy to get overwhelmed and go to get bogged down. You have too learned that there are things in life you cannot control, but you can control how you responded to them. Learning to respond to situations and not react in anger is something we as gentlemen men to learn, and practice . Enjoy life; live, love, and laugh.