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Golgotha

Korea (South)8418 Posts

May 31 2011 18:41 GMT

#101

LOL weird. i guess the computer nerd demographics do not like this kind of fashion trend stuff.

tdynasty

Canada220 Posts

May 31 2011 18:42 GMT

#102

I have short nails right now. But they grown I cut them once a week or every other week.

But Honestly, as a Man. I find fingernails to be fun when grown. Then again I'm the type of guy who wishes he had Claws.

As for earrings. I woudn't wear them. I just never saw the appeal.

But back to nails, scratching shit is for real men.

Crissaegrim

2947 Posts

May 31 2011 18:42 GMT

#103

Nails on my right hand is long for finger plucking, short on my left to hold the chords. =)

Lennon

United Kingdom2275 Posts

May 31 2011 18:43 GMT

#104

On June 01 2011 03:23 goiflin wrote:

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On June 01 2011 03:15 Lennon wrote:

On June 01 2011 03:10 Roe wrote:

On June 01 2011 03:00 Facedriller wrote:

On June 01 2011 02:53 Roe wrote:

On June 01 2011 02:49 Facedriller wrote:

On June 01 2011 02:39 Roe wrote:

On June 01 2011 02:34 Facedriller wrote:
Alright, what the fuck.

Have all men turned gay?

Men should cut their fingernails short, OP.

Earrings doesnt concern me, just dont overdo it.

why's that? do you get manicures as well? or do you just do a minor trim? how can growing out something be non-masculine? is sabertoothe(or avalanche or w/e his name is) feminine? do men have to wax their legs now to not be gay? I thought that was the female thing to do...What about all those cavemen, are they really woman-like since they have long nails and hair all over the place?

You obviously didnt get the point.

I dont get manicures, that's for women.

I also dont shave my legs, that's for women.

Women like long fingernails, it's feminine, i cut mine short, that's masculine.

As for the cavemen thing, i'd think that their hygiene isnt the best, i take care of my hygiene.

There is no point in your argument. Women are always talking about hygiene anyways. They're so finicky about clean things, so you shouldn't practice hygiene since it's what women do...You obviously didn't get my point. It's dumb placing arbitrary objectives for how to be masculine when they're illogical and inconsistent with each other. Do you ever question your beliefs or do you just go with what everyone else tells you? You have no reasons for your beliefs.

There's a point, actually.

What's that talk about inconsistent to each other? it's highly consistent when you're talking about males and what they do regarding what's masculine and what's not, look at the polls.

Illogical? oh please.

That's fine then if you don't want to look at your own points. You said you don't shave your legs, but why then do you cut your hair and shave your beard? What's the difference? If you reply with another tautology, well, that's not an argument.

We do these things because the majority of women prefer them e.g. most women prefer men with short hair, clean shaven/no facial hair, short nails, no earrings. It's to attract women.

Do you consider beards to be feminine? Do you think most men consider beards to be feminine? Do you think that characters with beards are portrayed as unmanly? Unsightly, sure. Ugly, sure. Brash? Boisterous? Unattractive? Single? Sure. Unmanly? Nope. If masculinity is just about attracting females, well, we'd think leonardo dicaprio and the backstreet boys are the manliest men that ever manned on the planet of men.

We cut our nails, our hair, beards and don't get piercings because that's what's demanded of us in our society. It's not about attracting women. A masculine image is dictated by society as a whole, not one aspect.

Can't argue with that although I wasn't suggesting attracting women is the only reason.

Liquid`Jinro

Sweden33719 Posts

May 31 2011 18:43 GMT

#105

Earrings are cool, long nails bother me but only because it makes me so scared they are gonna break - its like the effect of nail on chalkboard except visual.

MozzarellaL

United States822 Posts

May 31 2011 18:48 GMT

#106

On June 01 2011 02:07 Soleron wrote:
Long fingernails are useful. It's not a fashion thing and I don't care what others think.

Yes, if you're a woman and never do things like pick up objects weighing more than 5 pounds or touch things requiring an exertion of at least 20 pounds of force. Because then I'd laugh at you when your nails get ripped off, and you scream like a little girl.

Duskbane

United States178 Posts

May 31 2011 18:51 GMT

#107

I let my fingernails grow that long out of sheer laziness.

mordek

United States12704 Posts

May 31 2011 18:54 GMT

#108

I couldn't help but be repulsed by those long nails. I mean, to each his own, that's fine but I think Jinro's illustration of nails to the chalkboard describes it well. I also don't like long nails on women either so could just be an upbringing thing or just me!

Facedriller

Sweden275 Posts

May 31 2011 18:54 GMT

#109

On June 01 2011 03:51 Duskbane wrote:
I let my fingernails grow that long out of sheer laziness.

Get your hygiene fixed.

Fontong

United States6454 Posts

May 31 2011 18:56 GMT

#110

Ick, I don't really like long nails on guys or girls. I guess they can occasionally be pretty or glamorous as a fashion thing, but I think it's a really creepy feeling when someone with long nails touches you, even if it is your girlfriend. Short nails also stay nice and clean without effort, aside from cutting them regularly.

aderum

Sweden1459 Posts

May 31 2011 18:57 GMT

#111

I have 2 rings in my left ear, my fingernails is short tho.

And lol on you people saying that the "manliness" is going away. "manliness" have always changed and been somewhat like fashion. If i dont remember wrong, in the old Egypt the men wore makeup and earrings but not the lady's.

entocheets

Australia367 Posts

May 31 2011 19:00 GMT

#112

I like to keep my nails trimmed and short. I can understand them being long if you play guitar or something, but I don't see the fashion in it, it's not like black nail polish or anything I reckon.

Regarding earrings, I used to wear studs in both ears, because I liked the look (I have medium-length hair so you can see them if my hair isn't too messy). I actually still want to wear some, but haven't gone around buying some (off topic, anyone know where I can find plain studs that are all black? I haven't had any luck lol)

vol_

Australia1608 Posts

May 31 2011 19:00 GMT

#113

I usually relate long nails on men to coke fiends.
I had an earring as a teenager till I ripped some other dudes one out in a fight, didn't want it to happen to me

Facedriller

Sweden275 Posts

May 31 2011 19:02 GMT

#114

On June 01 2011 03:57 aderum wrote:
I have 2 rings in my left ear, my fingernails is short tho.

And lol on you people saying that the "manliness" is going away. "manliness" have always changed and been somewhat like fashion. If i dont remember wrong, in the old Egypt the men wore makeup and earrings but not the lady's.

Good thing we evolved from that.

Roflhaxx

Korea (South)1244 Posts

May 31 2011 19:03 GMT

#115

On June 01 2011 04:02 Facedriller wrote:

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Good thing we evolved from that.

But real menly men didnt come from old egypt..the ultimate manly man is a viking!

Blasterion

China10272 Posts

May 31 2011 19:04 GMT

#116

Earings are ok if they can pull it off, but fingernails.....just no

MozzarellaL

United States822 Posts

May 31 2011 19:05 GMT

#117

On June 01 2011 04:02 Facedriller wrote:

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Good thing we evolved from that.

Egyptian men also pissed while sitting and the woman pissed while standing, and the rest of the world thought they were perhaps the most effeminate culture in the known world at the time. The Greeks were like "wow, their soldiers don't even wear armor, what a bunch of women", and the Greeks like to take it up the butt.

aderum

Sweden1459 Posts

May 31 2011 19:06 GMT

#118

On June 01 2011 04:03 Roflhaxx wrote:

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But real menly men didnt come from old egypt..the ultimate manly man is a viking!

haha, lol. Why must we be so insecure about our self? If we would have live then(egypt) we would have thought that that was the manliest thing to do.

Manliness isnt really a thing, and is seen different by different people. I just think we all should accept what any man think is manly, and just let him do it