Earrings on guys? (1 Viewer)
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Lolsmith
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only pretty (prissy) boys can pull it off, really
Riproot
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I got it done when I was 13.
Only looked okay because I looked really feminine.
yes there is
yes there is
ClockworkSoldier
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Haha, all the guys saying no and pointing to it being effeminate... He asked for girls' opinions, did he not?
Plus, I know plenty of girls out there that love piercings on their partner, so have at it I guess.
Plus, I know plenty of girls out there that love piercings on their partner, so have at it I guess.
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I pull it out then pull it off
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Depends on the guy.
Earrings are gay, as is long hair, pink, black suits (scratch that, black is just lame), ties with less than 8cm blade width and those stupid Gucci-esque slip on dress shoes that make me want to stab my eyes out with a cerated knife.
A guy with jewelry, by definition, is trying hard since all other male accessories are functional (hat, sunnies - to block the sun; watch - to tell the time inconspicuously without having to pull ur phone out; belt - to stop people from dackin you etc.) and so people perceive that a higher level of effort is needed for these non-functional accessories, hence 'trying hard'.
Having said that, a FEW guys can pull it off (strong emphasis on FEW), but only cos they're a bit feminine (and wearing an edgy outfit every time they go out or sumfing). If ur manly n stuff then it just looks like ur gay or something no offence.
Edit: Absolutely nothing wrong with 'trying hard' to have an appearance you are proud of (I know I spend more than an acceptable amount of time on my hair), but at the very least don't deny ur try-hardness or justify ur decision by saying loads of guys do it; we all know 90% of guys getting their ears pierced do it cos they think it looks 'cool' or 'badass' or 'swaggie' or whatever.
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Rohanco
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Fat ties are ugly, if you wear one people will just think you haven't updated your wardrobe since 2001. take a look around, only old men are wearing them these days.
Lol sorry I find it kind of amusing that this is your first post on this site.
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I thought you were gay? <3
ClockworkSoldier
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Essentially against the 'alternative' vein of fashion, then?
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Also, love the hate towards people who express themselves through their self-image the way they want to.
Sure, they do it because they think it looks good but that's not always to impress others.
I wear 5 rings and 5 black bands on each wrist and not many would call me 'gay' or 'girly'. I don't wear them for others, I wear them because I like them.
Superficial insults, in my opinion, are about as petty as you can get
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Sure, they do it because they think it looks good but that's not always to impress others.
I wear 5 rings and 5 black bands on each wrist and not many would call me 'gay' or 'girly'. I don't wear them for others, I wear them because I like them.
Superficial insults, in my opinion, are about as petty as you can get
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goodAlso, love the hate towards people who express themselves through their self-image the way they want to.
Sure, they do it because they think it looks good but that's not always to impress others.
I wear 5 rings and 5 black bands on each wrist and not many would call me 'gay' or 'girly'. I don't wear them for others, I wear them because I like them.
Superficial insults, in my opinion, are about as petty as you can get
you go girl