I know the question sounds weird but I wanna find out what guys from other countries think. In my country many straight men are too short-sighted and refuse to wear or drive anything pink because "it's not masculine" or "straight-up gay", so I tell them to stop using colored printers because they have pink powder (called Magenta). :D To me pink is just a color and I'd definitely wear pink, if the store had anything available in that color. But I wanna know what particularly straight guys think about wearing pink color or driving a pink car.Include a caption for your image
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Straight guys, would you wear anything pink or drive a pink vehicle?
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I wear all kinds of colors, as did many men in the eras between the 1600's and early 1900's. Despite the dark and grungy portrayal of bygone eras within current films or TV series, men actually were quite flamboyant and wore clothing with colorful prints and fabrics. Boardwalk Empire, a 1920s period drama, is one of the only TV series that actually got that right by showing men in colorful suits rather than the typical black and brown drab.
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So, I take after that attitude and wear all kinds of colors. I have pink bowties, pink dress shirts, etc. If I could find something like the above image I would wear that too.
The only thing I wouldn't do is drive a pink car. Not because I'm afraid of being laughed at but because it doesn't look good. I'm not boring though because I wouldn't buy a white or black car either. I prefer colorful 1970s muscle cars like orange or lime green with stripes.
It's generally not my first choice, both for its gender associations (it looks like I'm trying to send a message) and because it tends to be more attention-grabbing than I like to be, but sure, I'll wear it.
And to me, a car is really just a means of getting from one place to another; I really don't care about the color. Or I didn't, up until I bought a silver car, and half the cars in the freaking UNIVERSE changed to match it (or so it feels). A nice hot pink one would be EASY to find in a parking lot.
Yeah, people like to be robots and feel a part of the same flock. :) If it's not pink, any other bright color would be fine to find the car easier - yellow, red, sky blue, a mix between yellow and green (I don't know what the name of that color is). Even black can work too.
I have some pink shirts here and there. I don't mind. A pink car like that might be a bit over-the-top and loud though for my tastes.
I still tend to somewhat associate pink in my mind as a feminine color, but I think some guys can pull it off without it subtracting from their overall masculine appearance.
The way I look at this is that I don't mind some arbitrary and superficial masculine/feminine associations to colors, apparel, hairstyles, things of this sort. I think it adds some richness to the culture instead of everything being considered unisex. But I think a man secure in his masculinity should not mind incorporating some things considered feminine by the particular culture whether it's cuddling a puppy dog or wearing a pink shirt on a golf course. If someone thinks less of such a man for such silly things, maybe they are a bit too obsessed with appearing as stereotypically masculine as possible.
I'd never drive a pink vehicle, but I could see myself wearing pink on occasion. I'm not overly into it, at least in regards to my own sense of style, but I could see myself wearing pink occasionally. I kind of like pastel colors so I could see myself wearing like beige/khaki slim fits or skinny jeans and a long-sleeve pastel pink crew-neck, especially if my girl was wearing something that matches and we were going out somewhere together. But it probably wouldn't be too often that I wear something like that.
funny story A few years back just before covid I lost a bet to a buddy and so I had to wear whatever he wanted me to the upcoming party before Christmas break. He went to some store and brought home this pink with white pokie dots super fluffy soft onesie. I wore this onesie to the party and I went in like I owned the place super confident. Turned out all the girls there loved it and I ended up going home with two of them and having my first threeway while wearing that onesie lol.
Yeah, I'd rock that sh*t. I'd even wear a black suit with a pink tie just to compliment it (and because pink is only the accent color, you couldn't imply a thing with me). Even if people thought I swung a certain way, I wouldn't care cause I'm super 90 degrees.
I absolutely love the color pink especially neon pink to be honest with you I could care less what other people think they're not me they don't know me and I like what I like if a guy is not grown up enough to like what he likes and people want to give him shit for it how do you say get in line because I can be honest. about every part of my life and hot pink is one of them
Here is the thing, IDGAF! It's a color, right? Is it a big deal because the majority of females choose that color as their favorite? Because that would be dumb. With that logic, if you are a male and you favor blue, you gotta be gay, right? Of course not because that would be dumb, right? If you like how it looks, buy it! Who gives AF? Don't live your life just to appease other people's favorites list. You will be wasting the good years on nothing. Live your life for you.
If I had the option, I would neither wear anything pink, nor drive a pink vehicle. I would choose to wear something pink, because that can be some small piece of clothing like a tie/socks/underwear, while a car is significantly more visible. Imagine driving a car downtown on a Friday night, everyone will notice you when you park and get off the car.
Well, a pink car is definitely better than a car painted in a color that looks exactly like a gold bar - with the same reflective properties and color shade. I've seen one like that - a Lamborghini and it was utterly ugly. Glossy pink or matte pink definitely looks better than a gold bar style.
absolutely not but its not this outdated gender colour crap that is the reason... i just dont like the colour pink in the same way i wouldn't wear or drive a car that is yellow
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