This is so cute! I posted a comment last night but I don't know how it got deleted. Anyway, I think it's interesting how much our personal appearance is influenced by our need for acceptance. The girl was extremely worried that her husband would think differently of her, not realizing that her husband loves her for who she is rather than what she looks like.
Also, can mustaches be "classified"? Objective, I don't think so. Is there such thing as a "hipster 'stache" or a "trucker 'stache"? The stereotypes we've created have led us to believe that there IS a hipster stache.
I am reminded of a friend when it comes to growing a mustache. Kind of going off of what Jess said, there does seem to be some sort of classification system when it comes to mustaches or facial hair in general. My friend was trying so hard to grow any sort of mustache at all just to look older and "manly". Apparently he had so much trouble and it refused to grow out, and he blamed it on his "Asian genes". I remember him saying something about going for a "classy mustache" - whatever that means! :)
Haha 2 mustaches = 1 unibrow! I loved the film. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOMG I loved it too! I liked the narrator and the weird metaphors and the way they repeated things. That was awesome.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I posted a comment last night but I don't know how it got deleted. Anyway, I think it's interesting how much our personal appearance is influenced by our need for acceptance. The girl was extremely worried that her husband would think differently of her, not realizing that her husband loves her for who she is rather than what she looks like.
ReplyDeleteAlso, can mustaches be "classified"? Objective, I don't think so. Is there such thing as a "hipster 'stache" or a "trucker 'stache"? The stereotypes we've created have led us to believe that there IS a hipster stache.
I love this video! The storyline was adorable.
ReplyDeleteI am reminded of a friend when it comes to growing a mustache. Kind of going off of what Jess said, there does seem to be some sort of classification system when it comes to mustaches or facial hair in general. My friend was trying so hard to grow any sort of mustache at all just to look older and "manly". Apparently he had so much trouble and it refused to grow out, and he blamed it on his "Asian genes". I remember him saying something about going for a "classy mustache" - whatever that means! :)