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Metrosexual men.

Jimmy Garlic

Paul Galvin springs to mind. The type that dresses in effeminate clothing, spends more time in the bathroom than the average woman and uses face cream and the like. What is the point like? surely life is too short?

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Clandestine

Whats wrong with looking good?

shopaholic01

I think we need EdenHazard to answer this.

Jimmy Garlic

Mayoman911 wrote: »

Whats wrong with looking good?

There is a fine line between looking good and extreme vanity.

Ihatecuddles-old

I personally don't find that look attractive, but plenty of other women do!

Dave0301

As long as they don't tell me how to dress, they can wear pink tutus and fake tan for all I care.

branie

Metrosexuality was parodied in an episode of South Park

[Deleted User]

Skinny jeans is something I'll never be able to condone.

Links234

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

Paul Galvin springs to mind.

I had to look up who Paul Galvin was. He looks like Ahmadinejad collided with the back end of a bus? That's supposed to be what "metrosexual" looks like, or is it someone else?

I don't get why Irish men in particular are so frightened of something as simple as looking after your appearance?

Ruudi_Mentari

Is it a look?

Is it a feel.

Is it a smell?

Is it a... sensation

Sensatual Men - the flavoursome fragrance you can wear.

py2006

Beckham in the early post United days! Think the sarong which was so wrong!!

4zn76tysfajdxp

Paul Galvin isn't metrosexual. He's A. a GAA player and B. from Kerry. It's impossible.

Sacksian

I am deeply attracted to rapid-transit systems, particularly in urban areas.

I should be allowed to get married to one.

Eathrin

Links234 wrote: »

I had to look up who Paul Galvin was. He looks like Ahmadinejad collided with the back end of a bus? That's supposed to be what "metrosexual" looks like, or is it someone else?

I don't get why Irish men in particular are so frightened of something as simple as looking after your appearance?

Agreed. Nothing wrong with having a bit of pride in your appearance, and it doesn't even look like this guy does :pac:

Tar.Aldarion

You too, can look like me.
http://www.rentaswag.com/

jaffacakesyum

Not attracted to metrosexual men myself but what's the problem? How does it affect you OP? Couldn't care less what people do in their own time

Jimmy Garlic

Iris Strong Beekeeper wrote: »

Paul Galvin isn't metrosexual. He's A. a GAA player and B. from Kerry. It's impossible.

He has handbags and all sorts of stuff.

anndub

There's taking pride in your appearance and there's this

missingtime

Life is too short to be worrying about peoples beauty regimes. Leave em off.

dodderangler

South Park did it
http://youtu.be/_adVPbK5BgA

shopaholic01

anndub wrote: »

There's taking pride in your appearance and there's this

Better than using pubes as toothfloss all the same.

Jimmy Garlic

jaffacakesyum wrote: »

Not attracted to metrosexual men myself but what's the problem? How does it affect you OP? Couldn't care less what people do in their own time

Personally it doesn't affect me at all. I just think it is very vain and narcissistic.

The King of Moo

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

Personally it doesn't affect me at all. I just think it is very vain and narcissistic.

Do you feel the same way about women who take care of their appearance?

Ilik Urgee

Why wouldn't a man feel good about how he looks?
Not my kettle of fish(in that I already look good:rolleyes:) but if you fancy it go for it

Annasopra

Sacksian wrote: »

I am deeply attracted to rapid-transit systems, particularly in urban areas.

I should be allowed to get married to one.

You want to marry a train?

Ruudi_Mentari

Do you take some of the E45 you rub on your nuts and apply it to your face?

That is it's transition to facecream.

Andersonisgod

So I'm in town today and I see this guy who looks like he just got out of bed (and not in a cool, intentional way). The guy had his bootcut, worn jeans on, an old Ireland tracksuit jacket over a fairly tired looking t-shirt. The skin on his face was all cracked and clearly in need of a bit of moisturiser, he just looked generally disheveled but this is exactly the same kind of person who will be complaining about somebody wearing chinos or skinny jeans, who might wear designer clothes, a scarf and who generally has pride in their appearance. I don't understand what's wrong with that. I'd much rather look good.

orestes

Nothing wrong with putting some time and effort into cultivating an image, it's all part of presenting your identity so to hell with what anyone else thinks. Goth guys spend far more time on their make-up and hair than any metrosexual. I think eyeliner looks good on guys and pink shirts are ridiculous, but I'm well aware plenty of people would disagree, so what does it matter?

OneArt

I would consider myself metrosexual.

There's just something about the ICE's shiny white exterior, that pointed front, the speed... I usually have to bring spare underwear when I go on it.

Ruudi_Mentari

Sure the wind would skin us, and thats only after we've stripped our face with a fcuking blade...

is a little protective balm not in order.. indeed moreso, than the wimminz?!

Micky Dolenz

Don't all men wax their sacks these days?