Explaining The Stride of Pride
You wake up just after the sun rises, and the whiskey is fresh on your breath like the dew on the grass outside. As you awkwardly attempt to roll over without waking last night’s conquest, you see that she’s almost a 7, probably a 6.7. Satisfied with the results, you track down your clothes to sneak back to the house.
That’s when you realize that all you’ve got to wear on the walk home is the shirtless Rambo getup from last night’s Jungle party. No shame. It’s time for the stride of pride.
The walk of shame has been both feared and ridiculed by many, but they are typically reserved for sorostitutes, when you wake up next to Snuffaluffagus’s stunt double, or the rare instances that you find yourself waking up sans pants in the middle of your university’s campus square. The walk of shame is filled with feelings of insecurity, subtle satisfaction and, of course, more shame than the time your roommate walked in on you watching Cake Farts with no pants on.
On the continuum of morning afters, the stride of pride is the complete opposite of the walk of shame. It is the walk that shows that you got laid last night and you give zero fucks about who knows. The male passerbys will always have a sense respect and the future slams will try to hide their unwilling want and desire for you.
A stride of pride is an in-your-face power move. Like any power move, there are various degrees of how you want to conduct them. One could simply walk straight home and shower and change, but that’s weak sauce.
A true stride of pride power move relies on carrying about your day while still in your clothing from the night before. Attire is key for this as well. It is one thing to go to a class while still in your frat-gear from the night before; it is a completely different thing to go to your 10 o’clock recitation with 19 other people while wearing a full scale king costume.
No matter how you feel when you wake up, puff your chest out a little, hold your head up high and take the stride of pride like any true gentleman would the morning after.
That’s pretty neat
11 years ago at 10:10 amThis could have gone on Twitter both due to its brevity and its baffling superfluoucity.
11 years ago at 10:15 amIndeed. Shallow and pedantic.
11 years ago at 7:53 pmI agree, shallow and pedantic.
11 years ago at 5:36 amI too think it’s shallow and pedantic
11 years ago at 8:07 amHmm, yes, shallow and pedantic.
11 years ago at 3:37 pmIndubitably. It is shallow and pedantic.
11 years ago at 11:14 pmLost me at weak sauce. NF.
11 years ago at 10:50 amGetting lost. NF
11 years ago at 11:09 amAdmitting you’re lost. NF
11 years ago at 1:18 pmFraternities. NF.
11 years ago at 10:26 am^ Laughing at this shit. TFTC
11 years ago at 11:16 pmI always make sure to leave at the time when I know everyone will be watching.
11 years ago at 10:57 amDo not ever use the fucking phrase “frat-gear” again.
11 years ago at 12:20 pm“…watching Cake Farts with no pants on,” speaking from experience?
11 years ago at 1:13 pmMediocre column. Ended abruptly without a point…
11 years ago at 2:06 pmI found myself wondering where it was going and then it was over.
11 years ago at 9:17 pm^Why do two of my comments that are saying the same exact thing have so many upvotes?
11 years ago at 10:41 pmFollow through with your next swing champ.
11 years ago at 3:36 pmLooks like someone was taught some pretty in-accurate frat phrases.
11 years ago at 6:30 pmThat would be “inaccurate” you halfwit
11 years ago at 6:50 pmIf you go to class in your costume from last night’s party, then everyone will know that you are a huge tryhard
11 years ago at 9:15 pm