greed and death wrote:Look do not let gender stereotypes determine what you wear.
If you like it and it looks good then fucking wear it.
Look at pink, its become a frat boy color now for Christ sakes.
And someone had to daringly start the trend.
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by Seculartopia » Fri Nov 06, 2009 5:46 am
greed and death wrote:Look do not let gender stereotypes determine what you wear.
If you like it and it looks good then fucking wear it.
Look at pink, its become a frat boy color now for Christ sakes.
Rhodmire wrote:4/5 for being bold enough to put up what looks like something made from MS Paint.
That takes balls, and you've got them.
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by Nercer - » Fri Nov 06, 2009 5:56 am
Mad hatters in jeans wrote:
oh a charity shop, yeah i've given old clothes to them places before, have yet to see anyone wearing them mind but it's the thought that counts eh.
evil frat boy sounds so much better than evil fat boy. I'm not sure if any Fraternaties exist in Scotland, i don't really know much about them, other than they're some freaky cult thing students do when they get drunk or something.

by Nercer - » Fri Nov 06, 2009 6:00 am
Bormanico wrote:Goths wear it. Other than that, it might work if you're not overcarrying jewerly and other acessories.

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by Mad hatters in jeans » Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:01 pm
Cecilia Penifader wrote:If my boyfriend started wearing a necklace, even a necklace with spikes and testicles and animal parts, I'd still think it was a little, well, feminine. I don't like long hair on guys, either. I can't explain it. Sorry to those long-haired, necklace wearing men whom I have offended.

by Cecilia Penifader » Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:08 pm
what if he wore a wig, and put on an attractive feminine accent?

by Mad hatters in jeans » Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:15 pm
Cecilia Penifader wrote:what if he wore a wig, and put on an attractive feminine accent?
Surprisingly, that's less effeminate than the necklace.

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by The Beautiful Darkness » Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:19 pm
Cecilia Penifader wrote:If my boyfriend started wearing a necklace, even a necklace with spikes and testicles and animal parts, I'd still think it was a little, well, feminine. I don't like long hair on guys, either. I can't explain it. Sorry to those long-haired, necklace wearing men whom I have offended.

by Cecilia Penifader » Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:19 pm
Mad hatters in jeans wrote:Cecilia Penifader wrote:what if he wore a wig, and put on an attractive feminine accent?
Surprisingly, that's less effeminate than the necklace.
really?
would you so no to these suitors?
necklace one
necklace two
scary dude

by Mad hatters in jeans » Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:20 pm
Tokos wrote:Orlando Bloom looks effeminate because he seems to be unable to decide whether to actually grow a beard or not, and the third guy looks like an e-fit of a serial rapist.

by Cecilia Penifader » Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:21 pm
The Beautiful Darkness wrote:Cecilia Penifader wrote:If my boyfriend started wearing a necklace, even a necklace with spikes and testicles and animal parts, I'd still think it was a little, well, feminine. I don't like long hair on guys, either. I can't explain it. Sorry to those long-haired, necklace wearing men whom I have offended.
Really? I have no problem with guys (or girls) wearing jewellery, so long as it's tasteful. And in general I prefer long hair on guys.

by The Beautiful Darkness » Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:28 pm
Cecilia Penifader wrote:The Beautiful Darkness wrote:Cecilia Penifader wrote:If my boyfriend started wearing a necklace, even a necklace with spikes and testicles and animal parts, I'd still think it was a little, well, feminine. I don't like long hair on guys, either. I can't explain it. Sorry to those long-haired, necklace wearing men whom I have offended.
Really? I have no problem with guys (or girls) wearing jewellery, so long as it's tasteful. And in general I prefer long hair on guys.
Well, there you go.
I like my men to look a little more clean cut and corporate, I guess. Not preppy or anything, just not long-haired, jewelry wearers.


by Mad hatters in jeans » Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:28 pm
The Beautiful Darkness wrote:Cecilia Penifader wrote:The Beautiful Darkness wrote:Cecilia Penifader wrote:If my boyfriend started wearing a necklace, even a necklace with spikes and testicles and animal parts, I'd still think it was a little, well, feminine. I don't like long hair on guys, either. I can't explain it. Sorry to those long-haired, necklace wearing men whom I have offended.
Really? I have no problem with guys (or girls) wearing jewellery, so long as it's tasteful. And in general I prefer long hair on guys.
Well, there you go.
I like my men to look a little more clean cut and corporate, I guess. Not preppy or anything, just not long-haired, jewelry wearers.
What about this?
[img]Snip%20aragon[/img]
Manly, and with long hair.

by The Beautiful Darkness » Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:29 pm
Mad hatters in jeans wrote:The Beautiful Darkness wrote:Cecilia Penifader wrote:The Beautiful Darkness wrote:Cecilia Penifader wrote:If my boyfriend started wearing a necklace, even a necklace with spikes and testicles and animal parts, I'd still think it was a little, well, feminine. I don't like long hair on guys, either. I can't explain it. Sorry to those long-haired, necklace wearing men whom I have offended.
Really? I have no problem with guys (or girls) wearing jewellery, so long as it's tasteful. And in general I prefer long hair on guys.
Well, there you go.
I like my men to look a little more clean cut and corporate, I guess. Not preppy or anything, just not long-haired, jewelry wearers.
What about this?
[img]Snip%20aragon[/img]
Manly, and with long hair.
And a necklace thing.


by Maurepas » Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:30 pm
Cecilia Penifader wrote:If my boyfriend started wearing a necklace, even a necklace with spikes and testicles and animal parts, I'd still think it was a little, well, feminine. I don't like long hair on guys, either. I can't explain it. Sorry to those long-haired, necklace wearing men whom I have offended.


by Cecilia Penifader » Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:47 pm
The Beautiful Darkness wrote:Cecilia Penifader wrote:The Beautiful Darkness wrote:Cecilia Penifader wrote:If my boyfriend started wearing a necklace, even a necklace with spikes and testicles and animal parts, I'd still think it was a little, well, feminine. I don't like long hair on guys, either. I can't explain it. Sorry to those long-haired, necklace wearing men whom I have offended.
Really? I have no problem with guys (or girls) wearing jewellery, so long as it's tasteful. And in general I prefer long hair on guys.
Well, there you go.
I like my men to look a little more clean cut and corporate, I guess. Not preppy or anything, just not long-haired, jewelry wearers.
What about this?
Manly, and with long hair.


by The Beautiful Darkness » Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:50 pm
Cecilia Penifader wrote:The Beautiful Darkness wrote:Cecilia Penifader wrote:The Beautiful Darkness wrote:Cecilia Penifader wrote:If my boyfriend started wearing a necklace, even a necklace with spikes and testicles and animal parts, I'd still think it was a little, well, feminine. I don't like long hair on guys, either. I can't explain it. Sorry to those long-haired, necklace wearing men whom I have offended.
Really? I have no problem with guys (or girls) wearing jewellery, so long as it's tasteful. And in general I prefer long hair on guys.
Well, there you go.
I like my men to look a little more clean cut and corporate, I guess. Not preppy or anything, just not long-haired, jewelry wearers.
What about this?
Manly, and with long hair.
See, guys like that always look sweaty and dirty, and in order to manage that hair, they'd have to invest time into brushing and conditioning it. I like that my boyfriend takes 7-minute showers, buys cheap shampoo in bulk, and doesn't take up room in our shower caddy with his conditioners and special shampoos.
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by Cecilia Penifader » Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:51 pm
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