“I wanted to show respect, but I also wanted to be myself,” Steltzner writes in his new book, “The Right Kind of Crazy.” To complement his dark pompadour, he went with a 1950s blazer, a loud belt buckle, and cowboy boots.
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“I wanted to show respect, but I also wanted to be myself,” Steltzner writes in his new book, “The Right Kind of Crazy.” To complement his dark pompadour, he went with a 1950s blazer, a loud belt buckle, and cowboy boots.
The quote illustrates the tension between wanting to conform and wanting to express one’s individuality. Steltzner uses his distinct fashion choices to showcase his personality while still aiming to earn respect from others. This highlights a broader theme of balancing personal authenticity with social expectations.