What is your first thought if a guy wears pink or nail polish?

No, No. I am hearing this for the first time.Do you know that in some cultures men too apply nail polish during their marriage ceremonies. It may not exactly be in pink but dark pink or maroon. They also apply mehandi ( a paste made from green 'mehendi' leaves) on hands and feet.Of course this is a very rare dressing followed once in a life time.

I have a pink shirt. It is a long sleeve, button-up, dress shirt. I wear it with either blue, brown, or black slacks and a tie. I have a blue sports coat that I wear with it when I wear the brown or the blue slacks. I wear it all the time. I won't wear anything that is like HOT pink or something like that, but the light pink dress shirt I have looks nice. I have gotten many compliments in it.

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It was quite trendy here a few years ago for guys to wear pink shirts, it might still be, I'm not sure (I'm a bit out of touch at the moment!) So lots of straight guys where I worked were wearing them. Even without this trend, I've never assumed that someone is gay just because they're wearing wear pink, they might just be an expressive person and like colour. Mens' clothes can be a bit boring after all, with the usual blues, blacks, greys and browns, so it is refreshing to add a bit of colour sometimes. Some men who wear nail polish might be gay, but I know that a lot of goths and emos (and probably some other groups that I've never even heard of!) also wear nail polish as part of their look.

When I was a young man, any man wearing pink or another outlandish color was considered gay right off the bat. Nowadays, I don't think it matters. Personally I like pink, shirts and pants. I also tend to wear flowery shirts that people always seem to do a double-take over. It's fun confusing people that way LOL Oh, and for the record, I am straight :)

When a guy wears pink, I don't automatically assume he is gay. Maybe the color just looks good on him and he is comfortable enough with his sexuality that it doesn't matter. The nail polish? Well, I guess it would all depend on the polish...lol.

I'm used to a lot of guys wearing nail polish and/or pink clothing, so I don't really respond to it anymore. Most of these guys are heterosexual. In the cybergothic scene it's normal for guys to wear these types of clothing. If I do think something about it than it would be about if I like the colour on that specific person.

Pink shirt is OK (not a T-shirt, though!), even my BF has one pale pink shirt. When he's wearing it with gray suit... not bad. And he definitely IS NOT gay LOL! But nail polish on a guy? Absolutely disgusting!

Why do you think that? Not that its any of my biz of course...you're free to think what you like I was just curious.. My son on occasion paints his nails (black or blood red) and I have several musician friends and some goth friends who wear make up and paint their nails etc etc and I think that a guy who wears pink is just a guy who wears pink *shrugs* no biggie to me

i think it is okay for a guy to wear pink.. but its rather awkward seeing a guy wear a nailpolish!! hahah... its really soo gayish.

If you see a woman without make up in a blue shirt do you assume she's a lesbian? No, I'm not personally attacking you, I'm just trying to point out the double standard. It used to be that women were not allowed to do anything that was considered masculine. Now many of those things are perfectly acceptable among women. We have the opposite dilema now...men are not alloweed to be one little bit feminine (based on stereotypical feminine qualities). Why is that? When did this so called femininity become associated with deviant behavior (not saying homosexuality is deviant because it's not but in general the people who make assumptions about a person's sexuality based on trivial things are also the ones who do consider it a deviant behavior) It is a very interesting situation. I do not try to guess any one's sexuality...male or female...based on anything but their own words. It's none of my business unless they choose to tell me.

hmmmm that either he has bad taste or he is neither male or female and in last He may be GAY

I think it would be silly to assume that a man that wears pink or nail polish is gay. I paint my husband's toenails black. He has also worn green and blue. Nail polish is not a determining factor in someone's sexuality, neither is the color shirt they wear.

Goth men and punks can pull off dark nail polish. i think some men look good in pink . I dont think all that wear pink are

I like men who wears lighter colored t-shirts. They look neat even if they have dark skin. I don't think right away that they're gay or whatever, it's out of the basis. My finger paints his nails with colorless nailpolish. I'm the one takes care his fingernails whenever I'm home. He's a lay minister so his nails have to be clean you know..

Unethical biased queer...