Fellas…are there "girlie" things that you like/enjoy?

[Ar-Pharazon]

Lately I've been seeing a lot of men in tutus, skirts and dresses. All different ages. I'm really hoping men will someday feel as comfortable wearing non-pants as women do wearing them.

I have an Utilikilt, I highly recommend it to anyone. I just can't wear it outside of conventions and places with a lot of Scottish people out of fear of being attacked by rednecks.

Still for a brief period of time, I am free.

Do they chase you to the tune of banjo music?

 

[Awesome Possum]

Lately I've been seeing a lot of men in tutus, skirts and dresses. All different ages. I'm really hoping men will someday feel as comfortable wearing non-pants as women do wearing them.

I have an Utilikilt, I highly recommend it to anyone. I just can't wear it outside of conventions and places with a lot of Scottish people out of fear of being attacked by rednecks.

Still for a brief period of time, I am free.

Do they chase you to the tune of banjo music?

No, it's worse. It's that pop country crap that's either about Jesus or partying.

 

[TEACAKE'S PLEATHER DOME]

The thing with skirts etc.. is they kind of make their own air movement so in the heat they are a lot better than pants.

 

[Gary7]

I've worn running tights when jogging in cold weather, and I've worn footed tights for various costumes, but... not so sure it would feel "right" as a fashion accessory.

 

[Tora Ziyal]

^ Actually, I don't think the tights look bad. Or at least they wouldn't without the second jacket, the silly belt buckle, and the eyeglass frames. Oh, and the facial expression!

Whilst it is exceedingly rare that I get this opportunity, I like to shop with my woman for a dress, or an outfit she wants to wear. I hate having to lie about the stupid shit most women try looking trendy in. Invariably it fails to make them look like whatever hot chick they saw wearing it (perhaps, even enhancing flaws, like a flat chest, or fat ass) forcing me to say shit like ... "Looks great on you, Baby" to preserve my "next time" of passion with them. If only they'd dress themselves in what they actually, you know ... look GOOD in, instead of what happens to be fashionable that month. No ... let ME pick it out for you ... trust me. I know what looks good on you.

So many things wrong with this, but I'll stay on topic… There is nothing "girlie" about this. Absolutely nothing at all.

 

[thestrangequark]

^I think the tights look really nice!

 

[CorporalClegg]

I have to be honest, I don't really understand the question.

 

[Mr. Adventure]

I used to watch Sailor Moon when it was on and Steven Universe which seems to me a girlie show though I don't know if it's marketed as such. I like Girls on HBO though I can't exactly say why.

Is baking/cooking still considered a feminine thing? I do know that there was a time when it was thought of like women's house work…but given that almost all of the major chefs on TV (including the bakers) are men…is this stereotype still a thing?

I watch a lot of Top Chef and cooking shows (is that a girlie thing?) and it seems like there's a higher number of gay "pastry chefs" who seem a bit more on the effeminate side.

There is a guy in my area who looks the classic neckbeard geek type other than that he is always wearing long ruffled medieval style skirts. With some crumbling black fandom t-shirt on top. I love it when you see men who don't fall into easily leaped to categories for wearing skirts and dresses.

I don't know, those type of guys seem to be the only ones you ever see in kilts and such. Though I'm not quite sure what you mean by your description of the skirt.

 

[Maestro]

I have an Utilikilt, I highly recommend it to anyone. I just can't wear it outside of conventions and places with a lot of Scottish people out of fear of being attacked by rednecks.

Still for a brief period of time, I am free.

Do they chase you to the tune of banjo music?

No, it's worse. It's that pop country crap that's either about Jesus or partying.

I don't even think it would be tolerable if it were about partying WITH Jesus.

 

[RJDiogenes]

I used to watch Sailor Moon when it was on and Steven Universe which seems to me a girlie show though I don't know if it's marketed as such. I like Girls on HBO though I can't exactly say why.

I've never seen Sailor Moon, but I like Atomic Betty and Kim Possible.

 

[Awesome Possum]

Do they chase you to the tune of banjo music?

No, it's worse. It's that pop country crap that's either about Jesus or partying.

I don't even think it would be tolerable if it were about partying WITH Jesus.

The closest they get to that is when they party too hard and get hurt, then they turn to Jesus. I've built this entire hypothesis on hearing country songs on a radio while working at my previous job. It may be a poor sampling size, but those two extremes could be found in every song. Except for the older songs which were mainly inspired by a broken heart and Jack Daniels.

 

[bbjeg]

I have a thing for musicals and plays.

 

[Sector 7]

Whilst it is exceedingly rare that I get this opportunity, I like to shop with my woman for a dress, or an outfit she wants to wear. I hate having to lie about the stupid shit most women try looking trendy in. Invariably it fails to make them look like whatever hot chick they saw wearing it (perhaps, even enhancing flaws, like a flat chest, or fat ass) forcing me to say shit like ... "Looks great on you, Baby" to preserve my "next time" of passion with them. If only they'd dress themselves in what they actually, you know ... look GOOD in, instead of what happens to be fashionable that month. No ... let ME pick it out for you ... trust me. I know what looks good on you.

Brutal honesty is seldom appreciated, even when it's... well, true.

Who knew the gay guy in the room would be the most "manly"?!

OT: When I got out of the military, my brother and I shared a home. We, of course, disagreed about pretty much everything... except... figure skating! To this day, when it is on TV one of us will call the other and watch it together. Otherwise, we share our interest in NASCAR and Carolina Panthers [NFL].

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

No, it's worse. It's that pop country crap that's either about Jesus or partying.

I don't even think it would be tolerable if it were about partying WITH Jesus.

The closest they get to that is when they party too hard and get hurt, then they turn to Jesus. I've built this entire hypothesis on hearing country songs on a radio while working at my previous job. It may be a poor sampling size, but those two extremes could be found in every song. Except for the older songs which were mainly inspired by a broken heart and Jack Daniels.

I always thought it was cheatin' wives, pickup trucks, dogs and beer.

 

[Runetouch]

Terms like masculine and feminine are outdated and need to be got ridden off.

 

[Locutus of Bored]

Whilst it is exceedingly rare that I get this opportunity, I like to shop with my woman for a dress, or an outfit she wants to wear. I hate having to lie about the stupid shit most women try looking trendy in. Invariably it fails to make them look like whatever hot chick they saw wearing it (perhaps, even enhancing flaws, like a flat chest, or fat ass) forcing me to say shit like ... "Looks great on you, Baby" to preserve my "next time" of passion with them. If only they'd dress themselves in what they actually, you know ... look GOOD in, instead of what happens to be fashionable that month. No ... let ME pick it out for you ... trust me. I know what looks good on you.

Brutal honesty is seldom appreciated, even when it's... well, true.

It's neither honest or true, but congratulations on being the first person here to actually encourage and support that disgusting and misogynistic piece of tripe he wrote. That's certainly a bold choice.

Did you miss the part where he said he lies to get laid? Besides being lies, I don't for a minute believe that there's ever been a woman that actually exists from these chauvinistic scenarios and comments of his that he frequently posts around the board, and if they do, it's probably difficult to pick out clothes for them when you're not allowed within 100 yards of their location on account of being a domineering control freak.

Who knew the gay guy in the room would be the most "manly"?!

That manages to be both insulting and stereotypical to gay and straight men simultaneously. Mazel tov.

 

[bbjeg]

Terms like masculine and feminine are outdated and need to be got ridden off.

^Sure, we should have an "Everyone In Dresses" day... Or not.

 

[Gov Kodos]

Terms like masculine and feminine are outdated and need to be got ridden off.

^Sure, we should have an "Everyone In Dresses" day... Or not.

Candida Day

 

[Green Shirt]

When I'm home, or in someone's house, or a doctor's office I pee sitting down to minimize the collateral splash. In public bathrooms, or at work I don't give a crap.

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

Terms like masculine and feminine are outdated and need to be got ridden off.

^Sure, we should have an "Everyone In Dresses" day... Or not.

Candida Day

I think you mean Canada Day.