I bet loads of people on here wear skinny jeans like that, and their friends wear them. OcUK is to blame.
GAY
Bunch of homos.
What has happened to men?
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Bunch of homos.
Soldato
The above outfit is so wrong.
I hate them, poo catchers or spray painted legs.
Look good on some women, if they have the ass and legs for it.
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gay tbh
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Tbh, it's so much better than straightness.
Soldato
Men should have rucksacks / messenger bags / record bags. It's supposed to be a bag to put stuff in.
Like a toolkit or bottles of whisky.
Like a toolkit or bottles of whisky.
Commissario
You're 30, you should know how to write bettererer than 'dat'
Oh, and being a 'real man' is out of fashion at the moment. I'm happy not to be fashionable.
Man of Honour
Real men don't need fashion or fads.
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What is a 'real man'?
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I love how someone who posts in their own 'gay font' thinks they are a real man. 
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Lol, reminded me of Saxton Hale in tf2 xD
Soldato
But what about bewbs? Moobs is NOT the appropriate answer.
And the OP is part of the reason I don't buy anything from H&M apart from jumpers and t shirts.
Man of Honour
We've had decades of an increasingly prevailing idea that women are innately superior to men. It shouldn't be a surpise for it to become fashionable for younger men to try to be as womanly as possible - they've spent all their life being told that's better.
It should also be borne in mind that fashion itself is not real in any way, shape or form. It is simply an effective way to sell more overpriced clothes by continually conditioning people to want different clothes. Fashion is fleeting and disposable by design. Gender is the same to some extent, as that's also made up. Maybe in a few decades skirts will be considered suitable for men again. Or lacy ruffles and huge collars. How about pink? In less than a century, it's gone from strongly masculine to strongly feminine to fairly gender-neutral.
In short, "what has happened to men" is politics, not fashion. Fashion doesn't mean anything.
It should also be borne in mind that fashion itself is not real in any way, shape or form. It is simply an effective way to sell more overpriced clothes by continually conditioning people to want different clothes. Fashion is fleeting and disposable by design. Gender is the same to some extent, as that's also made up. Maybe in a few decades skirts will be considered suitable for men again. Or lacy ruffles and huge collars. How about pink? In less than a century, it's gone from strongly masculine to strongly feminine to fairly gender-neutral.
In short, "what has happened to men" is politics, not fashion. Fashion doesn't mean anything.
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Yep the world has gone mad; every day I see blokes with half mast spray on jeans and pumps and have to do a double take.
I also have noticed how vain young men are nowadays. I have recently moved from head office to work on a team which is situated in our 2nd office where the majority of our call centre people are; every time I go to the crapper there is always blokes in there staring at themselves and redoing their hair; there is something seriously wrong with the world. I actually know homosexual men who are more manly then some of these "mengirls".
I also have noticed how vain young men are nowadays. I have recently moved from head office to work on a team which is situated in our 2nd office where the majority of our call centre people are; every time I go to the crapper there is always blokes in there staring at themselves and redoing their hair; there is something seriously wrong with the world. I actually know homosexual men who are more manly then some of these "mengirls".