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Men wearing earrings.

Danishfurniturelover

Danishfurniturelover

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Im very open minded in my dress sense but i take umbridge(not even sure what that means) but i take it when i see men with earrings. Why is it that the men that wear earrings are always weird looking, surely if your ugly you should not wear earrings. I mean im the sort of guy who should wear them because i need to bring more attention to my face.

I feel sad for people who walk down the street and don't see my face so maybe if i had a shinny thing on the side of it then the people who were looking at the ground would have the attention caught and would look up at my beautiful face.

Yep i have decided it might be a little gay but im getting an earring.
 
Just as long as its not one of those fudging plastic circles that destroys the earlobe! The type that must really be used for holding pencils or perhaps attaching tinsel to at this time of the year. I just don't understand why anyone would view the destruction of an earlobe, leaving it hanging loose would be a good look?!

Oh and don't go for the Pat Butcher look either. That would be too much!

I will never wear ear rings, I am, as Derek Zoolander would say, 'ridiculously good looking' but for me ear rings are for women, like tattoos are for guys.
 
japenesegardenlover said:
Im very open minded in my dress sense but i take umbridge(not even sure what that means) but i take it when i see men with earrings. Why is it that the men that wear earrings are always weird looking, surely if your ugly you should not wear earrings. I mean im the sort of guy who should wear them because i need to bring more attention to my face.

I feel sad for people who walk down the street and don't see my face so maybe if i had a shinny thing on the side of it then the people who were looking at the ground would have the attention caught and would look up at my beautiful face.

Yep i have decided it might be a little gay but im getting an earring.
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If you were good looking enough then that would be attracting attention to your face anyways.

Face it dude - youre ugly and nothing short of reconstructive surgery will aid its improvement.


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Gordinho said:
Does that include a wedding ring and a watch?
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Not at all. A watch is an accessory, as is a belt or a pocket square. A wedding ring is a public show of commitment to another person. Bracelets, ear/nose/thumb rings etc should be left for the ladies.

Note - Mr.T is an exception to all rules of the universe so does not invalidate my point.
 
Skinhead in a Suit said:
Not at all. A watch is an accessory, as is a belt or a pocket square. A wedding ring is a public show of commitment to another person. Bracelets, ear/nose/thumb rings etc should be left for the ladies.

Note - Mr.T is an exception to all rules of the universe so does not invalidate my point.
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Excellent, just wanted to ensure my manhood was intact, I can't leave the house without a watch and belt on. Haven't had a pocket square since I had a tonic suit in the seventies. :)
 
Never understood the fascination of inlficting pain on yourself (no matter how little the pain is). Same goes for tattoos. I swear most people get tattoos because it's cool to.
 
Jurgen the German said:
Never understood the fascination of inlficting pain on yourself (no matter how little the pain is). Same goes for tattoos. I swear most people get tattoos because it's cool to.
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I love my tattoo's, got a full sleeve on my right arm, 26 hours cost £1,400, the artistry is brilliant, my tattoist had ridiculous talent
 
Even Scots wear them

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used to have one black stud in either but havent done so for a good few months now. Haven't really been tempted to buy new ones, either.
 
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