Gender and the colour pink.

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Pink is pretty hardcore when you think about it....

It's the color of arterial blood spray.

A secure man can wear pink and if it is a nice light pink oxford type shirt it can be ok. It all depends if the person feels comfortable, etc.

I don't know what the fuss is about to be honest. I have seen guys wear pink quite a few times, they have always managed to pull it off and look very suave.

I think pink looks nice on men. A friend of mine dyed his hair pink in high school, I think it's awesome.

I usually have a hard time discerning the sexuality of a man wearing pink. I assume that he's gay. I don't see men wearing pink very often unless they are. Perhaps that's why it isn't a first choice colour for straight men? No clue...

It's a fashionable colour for "metrosexual" men. Pastel pink business shirts used to be the rage.

My second BF wore one with a grey suit to an army recruiting interview once; I don't think he got a call back

I don't care whether men wear pink or not. I do however care about the beyond stupid trend in the UK whereby there now seems to be no other colour to dress female children in.

But adult women wearing pink absutely take the biscuit. What are they trying to look like, five? [/rant]

these gay people, you know they are or assume so.?
Anyways, until relatively recently pink was somewhat of a masculine colour, the boy to red's man.. And blue was the girly colour..
ignore me though, over-tired just typing to do something.
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Hate pink so much. Not because it's not masculine but because it's a horrible looking color and is the beyung son of red.

Although I don't wear the colour pink, I do own quite a few pink things. For example my calculator is pink, my folders for university are pink etc. It doesn't make me any less masculine, in the same way a girl owning a blue bag would make her less feminine. It is at the end of the day just a colour

I don't particularly like the colour pink however there is no problem if a man wears pink at all.

The thing I'm always wondering about is how come little girls can get away socially with being a tomboy (like kicking a football around, getting dirty, wearing boys sorts of clothes, et cetera) but little boys get ridiculed if they are seen playing with dolls or dressed in girly clothes? That was always the way it was when I was a child.

Oh and where I live, men wearing pink is actually in fashion, especially light pink colours. Last Friday when I went out to a busy pub, I saw quite a few chaps wearing a pink T-shirt, and they looked really nice.

David Bowie made it look good. Check out his early years from Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders from Mars!

I wear the color pink.

People should wear what suits them and makes them feel good (providing it doesn't harm other people, of course).