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Maybe the purpose is to want us tear their funny clothes off.
I would have him naked in no time.
Dressed in that, I'd bet that you could get him naked, and, despite your beauty, he'd not be interested...
And, any efforts to convert him would, in my opinion, be pointless...
My first thought wasn't about the obvious---skirt. What if it were cut shorter to sweater/ shirt and the guys that have to wear ANYTHING to make a greenback had some pants on? Not anything I'd wear but suddenly not as awful.
My first thought wasn't about the obvious---skirt. What if it were cut shorter to sweater/ shirt and the guys that have to wear ANYTHING to make a greenback had some pants on? Not anything I'd wear but suddenly not as awful.
Leggings have to go...
Leggins are cool for white dudes because one can't see the apish hairy legs
i noticed now, though not in america, but in europe and asia where the guys where extra long shirts that appear to look like ......just like this guy wearing white...if you look closely, it isn't that bad.
There was a story on our local (NYC) tv news the other night about what they were calling "the gender merge". In the teaser for the story, they were showing guys getting their nails done, and doing macrame or knitting or some crap like that. IMO, no self-respecting man should be getting a manicure, a pedicure, or doing needlepoint or anything like that. I'm not really crazy about the idea of men becoming nurses, either. There are just certain things that men should not do.
Nothing wrong with sewing, I like being able to fix my clothes. Do you think men who build furniture or custom cars/interiors have women do the sewing foe them?
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