Men are not feminized

Status
Not open for further replies.
Andres,

Here is a serious question: are those supposed to be targeted exclusively at gay men? Because for the life of me, I don't know a single straight guy that would even consider wearing that garbage. That is a good thing too.
Click to expand...
I laughed at your comment here, my son has some friends over, so I was asking them about these 'men's clothing' and one of them said.."I'll give you $5.00 if you know of 1 STRAIGHT GUY who wear something like that."

for Joshua and others..

Video Removed by Admin
 
Last edited by a moderator:
Montanablue said:
Zenas said:
Kilts are different. A kilt is an item made of thick wool, worn by men who toss telephone poles, play bagpipes, and swing 7 foot long claymores. That pansie in the article doesn't look like he can lift a pair of scissors.
Click to expand...

If that was plaid, it would look like a kilt. I'm just saying...

Although fair point - he looks like he has skinny arms.
Click to expand...

If it were plaid, it would look like a Catholic School uniform :)
 
Um my gay friends would not wear that stuff: a hasidic woman lacking in fashion sense might wear that (note: don't go through bubbe's closet for fashion tips guys: bad idea).
 
calgal said:
Um my gay friends would not wear that stuff: a hasidic woman lacking in fashion sense might wear that (note: don't go through bubbe's closet for fashion tips guys: bad idea).
Click to expand...

Exactly. I actually emailed this to a couple of gay friends this afternoon. Responses:

"Ridiculous"

"What is that?"

"No way."

Like I said, when even my gay friends think its over the top...there's your sign.
 
I wanna roundhouse kick something with my boots on.
Click to expand...

Amen - I want Chuck Norris invited to the next photo shoot.

Also, any Scot who posed in a kilt like the giant Nancy-boy there would, I am sure, be asked to use a different WC than the rest of the lads.
 
I know some men who wear flowing printed skirts to contra dances. It's really effeminate.
 
That guy could be wearing a potato sack and still be gorgeous. I mean, you have to admit, he rocks the pink scarf.

OTOH, hes wearing a belt, boots, tights, and a skirt and doesn't look effeminate to me:
Ambidextrous-Link--1.jpg
 
AHHH Joy, Link is not wearing a skirt! That is a tunic. His belt is in the middle of it and the bottom of the tunic hangs loose.
 
The problem arises because of the intent of the skirt. The intent of a kilt is not feminine, the intent of this skirt is feminine. I know a few guys in church who act as if they should dress like that. They worship a bearded lady, and are emascalated husbands. I was asked ONCE to go on a retreat with a few so "We could deepen our personal relationship with each other". Their intent was not being gay, but this whole feminized language used to speak of friendship sickens me. The farthest thing from my mind is deepening a personal intimate relationship with another man. Hence I did not go!!!
 
Amazing Grace said:
The problem arises because of the intent of the skirt. The intent of a kilt is not feminine, the intent of this skirt is feminine. I know a few guys in church who act as if they should dress like that. They worship a bearded lady, and are emascalated husbands.
Click to expand...

A bearded lady? What does that mean? An effeminate God?

I was asked ONCE to go on a retreat with a few so "We could deepen our personal relationship with each other". Their intent was not being gay, but this whole feminized language used to speak of friendship sickens me.
Click to expand...

Yeah, that's troubling. I would definitely question that type of girly talk. "Smoke a stogie," "watch the game," "shoot sumpin'," etc. are man-bonding phrases. "Deepen our personal relationship" sounds like playing dress up at the new H&M.

And no, Dawkins (<-- a generic girly-man name), those pin-stripes on your skirt don't make you look taller or lengthen your eye lashes.
 
AThornquist said:
AHHH Joy, Link is not wearing a skirt! That is a tunic. His belt is in the middle of it and the bottom of the tunic hangs loose.
Click to expand...

well... it COULD be a skirt.... the shirt and the bottom could be disconnected...you never know! I've seen two piece tunics at renaissance festivals, lol...
 
I was asked ONCE to go on a retreat with a few so "We could deepen our personal relationship with each other". Their intent was not being gay, but this
whole feminized language used to speak of friendship sickens me.
Click to expand...

I'm afraid that this will sound sarcastic or as though I am trying to bait you, so let me assure you that I am not and this is an honest question. What wording would you prefer? I assume that you're not actually against having deep and personal friendships with other men, but I'm not sure how else one would state this.
 
Ivan said:
BTW, what's H&M?
Click to expand...

H and M is a clothing store. I believe (could be wrong) that its based in Europe. You tend to see them in larger cities. I've actually bought quite a few things there myself. They make nice well-made clothing that is trendy but not horribly expensive. The skirts are a bit much though.
 
Montanablue said:
Ivan said:
BTW, what's H&M?
Click to expand...

H and M is a clothing store. I believe (could be wrong) that its based in Europe. You tend to see them in larger cities. I've actually bought quite a few things there myself. They make nice well-made clothing that is trendy but not horribly expensive. The skirts are a bit much though.
Click to expand...

They have a store in Madison, WI. I prefer J.C. Penney's, Kohl's and Wal-Mart.
 
Montanablue said:
I was asked ONCE to go on a retreat with a few so "We could deepen our personal relationship with each other". Their intent was not being gay, but this
whole feminized language used to speak of friendship sickens me.
Click to expand...

I'm afraid that this will sound sarcastic or as though I am trying to bait you, so let me assure you that I am not and this is an honest question. What wording would you prefer? I assume that you're not actually against having deep and personal friendships with other men, but I'm not sure how else one would state this.
Click to expand...

Well see you've got yer Bible mandates, such as the Gospel mandate, and then yer limp-wrist man-dates where ya read poems and act all sensitive. Real men partake in the former. For non-limp-wristed men to spend time with one another non-gay terms must be employed for the sake of all parties involved. These include "hanging out," "having fellowship," and "enjoying the company of friends." Allegedly deepening our relationship with each other must NEVER be used, otherwise Man-card will be confiscated immediately.
 
Kathleen, I think your question can be answered by Lewis' simple observations that friends look together at something: except in rare instances, they don't look at one another. Lovers on the other hand....
 
Montanablue said:
I was asked ONCE to go on a retreat with a few so "We could deepen our personal relationship with each other". Their intent was not being gay, but this
whole feminized language used to speak of friendship sickens me.
Click to expand...

I'm afraid that this will sound sarcastic or as though I am trying to bait you, so let me assure you that I am not and this is an honest question. What wording would you prefer? I assume that you're not actually against having deep and personal friendships with other men, but I'm not sure how else one would state this.
Click to expand...

Let's go hang out. Have a beer. Smoke a cigar.. etc etc etc
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Similar threads

N
  • Locked
Where are the single men???
2 3
Replies
61
Views
10K
Poimen
Poimen
B
  • Locked
Some Things Are Not Improvements
Replies
2
Views
857
Jake
Jake
CarsonLAllen
  • Locked
Why We are Not Emergent
Replies
14
Views
3K
MMasztal
MMasztal
B
  • Locked
Not all points of view are equal
Replies
0
Views
2K
Bandguy
B
Scott Bushey
  • Locked
Palm device that you are not using
Replies
2
Views
2K
Scott Bushey
Scott Bushey
Back
Top