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My experience was that American guys stopped worrying about what "people think" and the "gay" thing in the Eighties. Sheesh! Has the U.S. gone into some kind of sociocultural tailspin?
Do what you want, and give your finger to the crowd.
To some yes. If anything people are more blunt in the last three years due to a certain political figure...
Sounds like you do care what others think after reading post after post. Embrace what you are, metro sexual, retro sexual, xxxxsexual, or whatever you are.
Wow new, gay and french. Can you add some more stereotypes/generalizations?
A little history of the "man bun"
1392-1897
During the Joseon Dynasty in Korea, married men put their hair in a sangtu—or a knot at the top of their heads. To keep their hair from falling, a pin (called a donggot) held it together while a headband was worn on the forehead. Men even had hats specifically made with space for their buns.
1603-1868
In Japan, during the Edo Period, the traditional haircut was called the chonmage, which meant the top of the head was nearly all shaven except for a cluster of hair tied up in a knot. Originally, samurai used this hairstyle to keep their helmet in place.
And flash forward to present times but not all that new.
2014
Love or hate it, but the man bun is a legitimate trend today. You can thank celebs like Leonardo DiCaprio, Chris Hemsworth and Jared Leto for popularizing the hairstyle, which is worn more like a topknot than actual bun.
Take care of your skin, paint your nails, shave your pits, do whatever you want - and you are still a man! The whole idea that grooming and wanting to look good makes someone less of a man is a myth perpetuated by insecure men who are deathly afraid of their own feminine side (yes, you have one).
Take care of your skin, paint your nails, shave your pits, do whatever you want - and you are still a man! The whole idea that grooming and wanting to look good makes someone less of a man is a myth perpetuated by insecure men who are deathly afraid of their own feminine side (yes, you have one).
Tbh though I think the media comes more and pretty much only from the most insecure of men.
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