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What are your thoughts about men with color contacts?
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Blackhood
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Totally disagree; if I met you in the street I would have no idea you were wearing them.
Maybe its because I'm young and nerdy, but every step closer we come to cyborg style customisation the happier I get. If you want to wear them, more power to you, I don't see how picking your eye colour is any different to picking your watch strap.
Maybe its because I'm young and nerdy, but every step closer we come to cyborg style customisation the happier I get. If you want to wear them, more power to you, I don't see how picking your eye colour is any different to picking your watch strap.
MetroStyles
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I heard about those things, but not until you posted this thread did I ever think about the possibillity that a man would buy it.Originally Posted by Mr. White
Basically, it's begging for attention, and in the worst, one-bottle-blonde, boob job way. Same as your leather jacket. Just screams that you're butching up. (BTW, the catwalk-military, Michael Jackson-looking shoulder flaps scream METRO [ = gay]). Tough guys know they're tough, but choose to soften their look so as to not intimidate others.
What do internet tough guys do to soften their look so as to not intimidate other poasters?
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You make a stylistic choice choice that you dig, but are self conscious about it to the point that you have to ask the internet when your friends aren't down? If you don't have the confidence to wear something different, then don't do things differently. Embrace it or leave it, but the awkward middle ground where you try and justify things doesn't work...
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dude, consider yourself lucky for being moderately good looking...I wouldn't be tripping over colored lenses. Lighter skin/hair/eye tend to be effeminate traits so for men darker is better. Avoid Tom Ford's boy look at all costs!
w.o.e.is.me.
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don't about that one man.
probably won't be an issue until you have to explain it to whatever woman you become attached to.
i can't see explaining that one away without her raising an eyebrow or two.
most women probably would not think that is a good look.
probably won't be an issue until you have to explain it to whatever woman you become attached to.
i can't see explaining that one away without her raising an eyebrow or two.
most women probably would not think that is a good look.
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