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You do realise straight dudes wear them right lol . i mean way back in your generations time im sure things were different.People with homosexual tendencies love to advertise, and it is usually done by emulating styles that are traditionally of the opposite sex.
You do realise straight dudes wear them right lol . i mean way back in your generations time im sure things were different.
The people i've known throughout my life including friends had no homosexual tenancies & didn't get them to emulate the opposite sex. But I mean you have the right to your opinion depending on the generation views will vary. For us it was part of the hip hop urban culture for you im sure it's different."Straight"? Or is that just the image they prefer to offer to the world? I didn't say, outright Flamers; I said those with the tendencies.
So would you asume I had those tendencies? Honestly?
You can answer that for yourself. If I wore open toed, red stiletto shoes, would you think I just wanted to wear them, or that there might be a reason I found women's shoes attractive?
Is that still a thing? I thought the thing was to get the ear pieced and keep sticking progressively bigger whatever-they-ares into the ear to make a big hole.Any views on this topic?
Hubby had them when he was younger. He's about your age."Straight"? Or is that just the image they prefer to offer to the world?
I didn't say, outright Flamers; I said those with the tendencies.
Wedding rings are ostentatious? Oh my!I think that any jewelry on a man is ostentatious except maybe a watch and tie clip if you happen to be a businessman that makes lots of money or a bail bondsman because it's part of their business attire.
I wonder if sailors and pirates had piercings before gay men did.