What do you think is the best accessory for men?

[gayesblog]

Watches

Earrings

Bracelet

Necklace

[DeviousD]

The best accessory for all people is a controversial one for very misguided reasons, but it's an accessory that compliments every single style & color scheme. Unlike other accessories this one could end up saving your own life, the life of your loved ones, & potentially even those of your community. Unfortunately I didn't see this as an option I could choose above so I decided to go ahead & fill in my personal choice for the best accessory & that is a pistol that you are schooled & trained in it's safe use & ability to hit a target with. Mass shootings will be a thing of the past if most people within the vicinity of an active shooter also have their accessory within reach & ready to go. The simple knowledge that the majority of people in fact have such an accessory will prevent most would be shooter's from even carrying out such a plan. Those whom are dead set on going through with their plan of shooting innocent people in a public space may injure one or two people before they are neutralized by the smart member's of society within that general area who are trained, locked & loaded & efficient in their ability as they've been preparing for such an event with the goal of not being a victim of it ever came down to it & protecting the ones they love. Unfortunately, as I said one or two people may be injured by the element of surprise, but the word's "mass shooting" would cease to be something common in the news cycle. What I have just described is really only a secondary benefit that would occur if the overall culture around this accessory was changed & people were not only generally more accepting of responsible gun ownership, but willing to be one of those owner's, as there is the prime purpose behind such a concept being adorned with such significance since the very beginning of the creation of this Republic. This reason & purpose has been purposely omitted from the conversation at large & has generally been forgotten a little bit more with each new generation to where we are currently, which is a frightening thing to consider & just shows how much this concept has been campaigned against wherever possible. You see the right to bare arms wasn't amended so that people could hunt & protect themselves. Sure those are two separate benefits, but are far from the reason of the existence of the second amendment which is for the purpose of relinquishing the tyrannical, over reach of the government if it became to disassociated with the intended system of "For the people, by the people". That's why the amendment was concluded with the phrase, "SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED". Unfortunately, infringement has been occuring little by little, & at the exact same rate the tyrannical grip on the people by the government has increased. If you were to plot these two themed on a graph they would appear near identical. If you appreciate freedom, or what's left of it, do not fall victim to the indoctrination meant to convince you of the danger's of gun ownership. Understand it's importance & exercise your right to participate in owning such imperative accessories so that in the event your family is in danger you may eliminate the source of that danger, & if God forbid the federal system of this country becomes to restrictive & lost to it's intoxication of greed & power you & your fellow citizens can exercise the right that has been bestowed upon you for it's intended reason, & similar to how the British government was ousted all those years ago we can do the same, & the more accessories we own & the more trained people to use the accessories the better & quicker such a revolution could occur immensely lessening the bloodshed & suffering. I'm simply attempting to provide food for thought, thank you for allowing me an opportunity to do so through commenting on your post, I appreciate it & hope all who reads this reply has a fantastic rest of your day. Take Care.

[Sixgunsound]

We have the same answer, you are just a lot more articulate!

[DeviousD]

@Sixgunsound really? Damn, I honestly wasn't expecting that on a forum like this, but am certainly glad to see it! The more opportunities out there for people to be exposed to the concept, it's purpose, & providing people whom are against gun ownership some clear, cut, & sensible reasons they might be able to apply to their understanding that perhaps they've yet considered since the media has declared a devious war against our 2nd Amendment utilizing only misguided redirect & severely amplifying only the worst qualities of gun ownership failing to provide a greater context that would imply how these tragic events occuring are occuring more & more at the same time infringements increase, where as examples such as Chicago which he's the strictest gun laws in the country happens to be the city with the most shootings, same as California. Anyways, I'm obviously preaching to the choir, but why not compound our point when able to, right? With that being said, be safe & take care!

[lucasnabizada]

I think uncontestably it will be a watch... It sends a subliminal message of reliability in that time is something you have to keep and that your time is valuable, is a great fashion accessory and also one that any man can wear whoever he is... There are so many brands and styles that there is bound to be one for everyone.

Conversely I began wearing a signet Ring a couple months ago that I have had commissioned for myself and specially made. It's neither tacky nor discreet but I love it and got a ton of compliments on it. i think this for a man is outside the box which some people might appreciate. but i realize it depends on style and is not for everyone

[Red-Blaze]

I say depends on what he go for
Personally if its from me watching someone that be a watch, its something that can look good and yet has function
It shows they dont just walk past there day with no care but got stuff to do or at least that is the feel

The rest honestly I think works mostly only for some vibes they mat want to go for

[Red-Blaze]

Thanks for MHO

[Jemini_Crocket]

Necklace. I'm not a fan of watches. Most men who wear these big watches act arrogant from my experience.
Necklace is better and it makes him look softer in a good way, handsome too (if it's not too flashy).
I also like to play with the necklace, that brings me and him closer.

[Kaneki05]

Funny most picked watch. Yet if I see someone wearing one it indicates to me right away they are not a smart person as they already have something that can tell them the time it's called a phone.
Nvm if it's an expensive watch it just makes me smh thinking what a waste of money tbh I kinda hope someone steals it from that at that point to sell it to another weirdo who will buy it for no reason.

For sure a bracelet is the correct answer as I can get ones from bands I like. Always gotta wear band merch.

[bean2k21]

The best accessory for a man depends on his personal style, preferences, and the occasion.

The key is to choose accessories that complement an individual's overall look and enhance their personal sense of style. Ultimately, the best accessory is the one that the person feels confident and comfortable wearing.

For me personally, it's a belt, because if someone needs to be tied up and/or spanked, a belt can serve both purposes. A wristwatch never disciplined anyone except the punctual.

[Wish4UrB00ty]

Personally accessories just get in the way for my job. But I do think that they can portray an attitude. Like I can see silver or gold being helpful if you want to appear rich brake out the Rolex and gold bracelets. No one will question if you come with money… I just think most necklaces and earrings look dumb and I think that some bracelets look dumb. But a watch never looks bad.

[Wraith_Cemetery]

None of the above. Best accessories, in my opinion, are cufflinks, rings, and lapel pins. I always have them on when I want to look my best.

Cufflinks

Lapel Pin

[OfMiceandMen]

I wear bracelets, some correspond to Metis colors, some are from my daughter when she was younger and made them for me.

Not a fan of necklaces bc I work in and around machinery.

Thought about getting an earring, but passed.

I like watches, even have of the old style pocket watch that was my grandfathers. I wear it when I go out on the town and dress up.

[TrueConfection]

I love seeing an analog watch on a man's wrist. Maybe it's nostalgic, but it's sexy.

[DizzyDesii]

I like how masculine they look in a power trainer or gshock type watch. I dont like rolex or the analog that has the 12 numbers

[TrueConfection]

@DizzyDesii I like Rolex 😋

[jamesgoldman]

It's a matter of opinion and I voted watch

Me I have a Swiss watch, a necklace, a bracelet, rings as well as cufflinks, a tie slide and even a pair of collar stiffeners... all sterling silver or gold excluding the watch (can't justify £10,000 on one)

[Anonymous]

Nothing! Baubles are for women. If a man absolutely needs an accessory it should be something useful that reflects him as a man. A pocket knife, a multi-tool, or a zippo. A watch might have passed before the advent of cell phones. Now it's just needless.

[Emiliamazing]

I've never cared for bodily jewelry on myself (other than my wedding set and occasional earrings), so I really don't care for those types of accessories on men either. Nothing against guys who choose to utilize those decorations.

[OlderAndWiser]

None of the above.

The best accessory for a guy is a pretty girl!

[The_Shadow_Dweller]

A watch gives the impression that the person is mindful of his time. And respects it. Which ia the most important thing to do.

That gives the impression, no matter what thw reality is.

[DizzyDesii]

A watch gives the impression that he wants to get robbed lmao. If its one of those retail store $20 watches so be it. But dudes walking around flashing rolex’s are likely to get robbed

[HighValue]

I don't use earrings or a bracelet because they are feminine and are for women. I don't wear a necklace because I can't stand something being around my neck. I do wear a watch though.

[DizzyDesii]

I dont like seeing any of those on a dude. I mean a watch is meh. But i think dudes look better with eyeglasses or shades and/or a baseball cap

[DizzyDesii]

The cross earrings on a dude is the ultimate turnoff and if they’re wearing 2 earrings thats a turnoff too. Bracelets are often a turnoff. The surfer/sharktooth necklaces or the flat silver chain is okay at best but i like my mens to have a bare neck so i can attack it more easily. .

[Wish4UrB00ty]

I’m glad to know I’m not the only vampire in this sight…

[DizzyDesii]

@Wish4UrB00ty hahaha

[Emiliamazing]

@Wish4UrB00ty you suck! (Blood)

[Wish4UrB00ty]

@Emiliamazing 😂😂😂 you know it!!

[humanearth]

Nice high end wide brim fedora hat.

I like wearing fedoras and wear them often

[exitseven]

I say none of the above. It is a Smith and Wesson model 66

[Fireguy17]

I'm a watch guy, so I tend to gravitate to watches, although I have 2 diamond earrings in 1 ear, a couple of gold chains, some nice bracelets, and some nice diamond rings.

[Amy10223]

I like watches on men, as well as a nice pair of cufflinks. Well-groomed beards are also nice on the face.

[Cassie88]

Watches. The rest (especially the earrings) are just far too feminine.

[Jessica405]

Watches. They are the only useful item. The rest are for posers and guys trying to be "Alpha".

[AdithyaR]

Definitely bracelets, watches feel clunky and uncomfortable for me plus they're kinda useless now since I can just look at my phone for the time.
Bracelets are really cool for me.