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Necklaces were accepted for masculine people since pretty much forever, though unfortunately nothing particularly extravagant — nobody can stop you, though. Sam
by LaGrange 9y ago
Necklaces were accepted for masculine people since pretty much forever, though unfortunately nothing particularly extravagant — nobody can stop you, though. Same thing with arm bands and rings. For a while ear piercing was frowned upon, but that's done since at least the nineties. Nose piercing works perfectly fine.
In other words, wtf are you talking about, you get to wear as much jewellery as you want. I mean, you're not obligated to, and limiting yourself to a watch is a nice, minimalist concept, but even then whether it will read femme, masculine, or anything else, really depends on the watch, and, uh, almost everything else. Including who's doing the reading.
- gambiting 9y agoI feel like people here are reading far too much into what I said.
- LaGrange 9y agoWell, in that case your phrasing really wasn't that great.
- DonHopkins 9y agoWould you consider wearing a big talking computer medallion on a chain around your neck, like Twiki wears Dr. Theopolis? Twiki presents as extremely masculine. https://youtu.be/FfzGayknSn4?t=1m https://youtu.be/FfzGayknSn4?t=1m http://buckrogers.wikia.com/wiki/Theopolis http://buckrogers.wikia.com/wiki/Theopolis