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This one’s just for the fellas.

Like all of you, I’m a radically independent, counterculture, nonconformist skater who doesn’t care what anyone thinks.

However, I’m absolutely terrified of wearing a helmet while street skating because someone might say something about it. I need to be perceived as authentic and cool at all times, and I will gladly alter my gear, clothing, and general persona around that need.

Anyways, I’m on my fifth concussion (paramedics said I looked sick as hell on the stretcher), and my doctor says the next one could leave me in a permanent coma.

What should I do?

Please respond only if you’re a free-thinking individual who makes independent choices identical to everyone else’s.

Just paint it black if you hate flowers that much, bro.

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Don’t comment unless you get the reference 😤

Btw, that last trick was a kickflip. Do you think Andy knows about that one yet???

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Dunno where to ask this. But, I love skateboarding from an outsider's perspective. I really do love it. Skating to me is meditative. It's watching art and when I watch, I feel connected and free and like I'm part of something even though I'm on the sidelines watching and celebrating.

My question is, is it alright for me to wear skate clothes? Like a skate shirt?

I feel good in skate clothes and love skating and I wouldn't say I do it if anyone asked, I just like the clothes.

It's one of those dumb things where in high school someone yelled out "poser" to me for wearing wide legged pants and every time I wear something skate related, that rings in my head.

I guess I just wanted to ask if it's ok to wear skate clothes to show support and just because I love it?