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No, you are just aesthetically based. I understand but when it is taken to extremes, it's a turnoff to me. Men are are TOO groomed are not attractive to me. I like a more hiker or rumpled look.
haha nope. Just barely a Scorpio :P
And you said it perfectly actually. I may have to use that in the future! ("Aesthetically Based"). I also agree where I could understand how it could easily be a turnoff when taken to extremes. That's why I said I was in the middle, because I definitely know some people who take it to extremes. My wife likes that I am into it *some* but she definitely isn't into the extremes either.
And you said it perfectly actually. I may have to use that in the future! ("Aesthetically Based"). I also agree where I could understand how it could easily be a turnoff when taken to extremes. That's why I said I was in the middle, because I definitely know some people who take it to extremes. My wife likes that I am into it *some* but she definitely isn't into the extremes either.
Are you born in Oct.? If so, then you're on the cusp of Libra, LOL.
I don't have anything against men who are cool dressers. I think John Lennon and George Harrison were cool dressers, along with Keith Richards during the '60s.
I am not into polo shirts and fancy jeans for men. And guys who wear button-down shirts, even during leisure time, remind me of Jehovah's Witnesses or Mormons.
sorry I just edited my previous post. you responded quickly! haha.
I am married. I do not tell her anything unless she asks for my input (which she actually does fairly often). But I really like her "fashion sense" anyway so it works out well I often feel I am a strange breed being a straight man who really enjoys interior design and fashion haha.
You sound a lot like me. I have a keen fashion sense for others, and also for interior design/architecture, but strangely it does not extend much to myself. I rarely go clothes shopping and mostly wear jeans and a tee shirt. Maybe its because I"m not usually trying to impress the opposite sex (I'm very taken). I think that has a lot to do with it. Either that, or the guys that dress that way are trying to fit into a certain mold or clique of others who dress similarly or have similar interests.
its all recycled fashions that we all wanted to phase out and forget but they keep coming back.
I have seen those necklaces with a girl's name in cursive ('70s) and a Black boy with those eraser-head square 'fros (late '80s...I don't know if that is a fade or not).
I have seen those necklaces with a girl's name in cursive ('70s) and a Black boy with those eraser-head square 'fros (late '80s...I don't know if that is a fade or not).
you mean high top fades. I used to have those back when i was in the 3rd grade.
LOL! It looked like the bottom right dude. Like a high square 'fro. From Kid and Play. This kid was like 12 so he wasn't even alive. He must have seen an old show.
Whoa, we just saw a high square fro today too! The Kid n' Play one - on a boy of probably 9 or 10.
As for the OP question, I don't like the metro look either. I'm a jeans n' tee kinda girl, and I like my men that way too. I prefer a more rugged look too.
The clothes do not make the man. It's voce versa. I can dress fashionable and be coifed, but still look like a man. I can be casual and very rumpled, but not look like a bum.
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