Is it normal to be involved in style in your mid-30s?

With Hans, it's all about the Lithium.

That's not the story at all, the story goes that I'm wearing fancy ties and fancy bow ties and a suit-jacket, and wearing lapel pins and a medal all on one suit-jacket on the left near the top of such a jacket, wearing fancy black slacks (and not regular ones, they do have them), while drinking a Big Bold Red in a wineglass and smoking a cigar indoors, listening to classical music and writing my story of how I succeeded with my classiness, fanciness, exquisiteness and refinement, while eating the accompanying cheese with the wine, in the kitchen I'm drunk smoking cigarettes while cooking a fancy dish, say pasta or a mushroom stroganoff, for lunch, and serving it with pasta, and I recommend a cabernet sauvignon 2019 varietal to go with it, doing all this stuff is complicated, as they don't make style easy, they make it hard, it requires a lot of details as to how it's done, it's experience, not the internet that can teach you to properly have style, but those movies can give you the inspiration, no problem, you will never spot me wearing a plain black suit, plain black slacks, plain white shirt and a plain black tie, I'm actually dressed fancy, which means, "ornamental, elaborate". And although I wasn't born fancy this way, I've done poshness all my life, starting off with the four black and white clothes when instead of wearing a black tie, I was wearing a fancy tie, it was later in life that I got pompous in my dress.

The reinvention has been there for nearly a year, unchanged, and I'm happy now that you're talking to me again. I simply from a few months ago changed my style from fancy and refined etc, to fancy, refined etc, dandy and classy, I hope it works for everyone. :)

Yes, and people will have negative opinions despite evidence to the contrary, just tell me I'm great, I know it's perfect, love me or face the consequences. There's no such thing as a useless version of me.

None of this is crap, but OK, if it happens to get deeper I'm sure you won't understand, you only understand crap you learned on the internet, life is a series of experiences, a lot of that stuff can't be learned on the internet, e.g. I didn't learn most of my religions from the internet but from books and experience, and another example is getting the right suits and wearing the right ties (not from the internet, although I got most of my ties from the internet and 4 ties, two of which are lost, in stores rather than the internet), I only learned the four-in-hand knot from my gentleman book, I couldn't learn it on the internet, with any other necktie I use the four-in-hand knot and only the four-in-hand knot, with a bow tie I tie a special knot for a bow tie, which is very difficult, and it loosens so I have to every 3 minutes tighten it, a bow tie is a lot of work, it's easier with a clip-on bow tie, and it's easier to wear any other tie tying it yourself using the four-in-hand knot, the easiest knot you can tie. I'm going on about this because it's the subject of style. Furthermore I mainly, almost always wear fancy overelaborate ties, ornate ties that are refined, with refinement, and sometimes wear my simple red tie. A tie is by definition a long narrow piece of material worn knotted round the neck, a clip-on tie of any kind uses no knots, but is worn round the neck, it's an upgrade but it's not a proper tie, I once had a clip-on tie which I lost, but I didn't buy that clip-on tie, my mother gave me some clip-on ties for me to clip on my neck, but since I read my gentleman book, with the exception of bow ties, I stopped wearing clip-on ties. :)