Is it gay for men to wear earrings
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Posted by: Tevai ( )
Date: January 25, 2015 05:21PM
Serious Ask About Guys Wearing Earrings
If a guy (mid-20s to mid-30s) wears pierced earrings in both ears, does this denote he is gay???
I have no idea...but it would be GREAT to perceive that the retort is "Yes." ;)
Otherwise, I need to do some very polite backing away from a proximate neighbor (who is actually a agreeable and sincerely amiable guy...but also: someone I would never be interested in even if he were straight).
I don't know if the earrings are a "I am male lover and proud" expression, or a expression of Millennial linear positivity towards gender neutrality.
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Posted by: rationalist01 ( )
Date: January 25, 2015 05:26PM
Re: Intense Question About Guys Wearing Earrings
It can only be assumed that he likes earrings, really. Appreciate I'm a direct guy who wears my hair longer than most women.
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Posted by: rationalist01 ( )
Date: January 25, 2015 06:09PM
Re: Serio On the playground, it was a truth so firmly established that defying it meant social suicide: If you have an earring in your right ear, it means you’re gay. We accepted it as gospel and never questioned its validity. It may have been the subtle homophobia of my Illinois community in the ’90s. But as I grew up, it seemed prefer everyone I met, no matter their place of beginning, knew and understood the earring code, as arbitrary as it seems. It was even solidified in the New York Times: A 1991 report said lgbtq+ men “often [wore] a single piece of jewelry in the right ear to indicate sexual preference.” In 2009, the Times covered it yet again, in TMagazine: “the rule of thumb has always been that the right ear is the gay one,” the author wrote about his own piercing journey. Historically speaking, the truth is more complex. Earrings on guys have signified many things over the years, such as social stature or religious affiliation. In his book The Naked Man: A Study of the Male Body, Desmond Morris explains that earrings have indicated wisdom and sympathy in the stretched earlobes of the Buddha, while pirat Is it weird for guys with elongated hair to wear earrings? naturalplastic wrote: nick007 wrote: I heard that a guy wearing only one earring meant he was identifying as existence gay. It's like how the punks had uncontrolled heir so they could advertise being punk & find other punks. I'm not sure if the guys wearing a free earring thing is correct or not but that is the stereotype I heard & some of the gay guys I've known wore only one earring. In regards to the long hair, almost all the gay guys I've known who were not trans had shorter hair. I think guys with long hair wanted to seem like kewl metal-heads & thought wearing earrings would make them seem trans.
Why Did We Increase Up Thinking a Piercing in the Right Ear Was Gay?
No. Its goes thisway: Women wear rings on both ears. Men just wear one earring. Like the pirates of old supposedly did, or the way Gypsy men do...or something. But then ...when you wear that one ring..."it's on the left ear if your gay, and o
sociology shows gender identity, gender roles, and gender membership; sexual identity, sexual roles, and sexual membership.
it also show that biologically, the gay community has existed for thousands of years or more, and that it consistently composes about 10% of the population. this means that 1-of-6 of all children born are gay; the heterosexual is the carrier of the gay-genes, or the human being is the carrier of the gay-genes. it is a biological variation of the species.
modern psychology of sex-and - gender shows 147-self-identities based on individual differences in psychological empathetic.
there are 7-types of self-identity in gender; heterosexual, homosexual, bi-sexual, trans-sexual, inter-sexed, omni-sexual, and a-sexual. the sexual-self-identity is three : male, female, or inter-sexed (hermaphrodite). sexual-orientation is self-identity of fulfilling the sex-roles associated with gender-identity: heterosexual, homosexual, bi-sexual, transsexual, inter-sexed, a-sexual, and omni-sexual.
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