When you see a girl in a button up shirt with a collar, would you think she's a tomboy or gay or neither assumption?

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Friendlybro79 · Accepted Answer

About 45k years ago the expression don't judge a book by its cover was created for this exact purpose. Lol.

(This following below is supposed to be a joke and not sarcastic but I have to say it because if you're like wtf old man I know what a book is, then I guess it's not a good joke but here's my best shot at having fun with gen z and me pretending to be helpful)

Ok so for Gen Z that expression may be dated and you're like I don't get it. In today's terms it's don't just an iPhone by its case.

Oh man this is the worst thing I've ever thought was funny. In my head this killed but reading it... it's crap. I'm leaving it. I deserve ridicule hahaha.

MisterWack · Accepted Answer

Everyone is different and everyone is an individual who is allowed to do whatever they want as long they aren’t harming others.

If a guy wants to wear a bright pink shirt and a woman wants to wear a collared ‘masculine’ top then who gives a shit. You could ask why they put that on in a positive tone and they’ll explain it in great detail, other than that leave them be.

1073sucks · Accepted Answer

it’s the way the person looks individually. Most who are gay or tomboyish you can tell just by looking at them and someone else could be wearing the same thing and not look like that. Its o my a very small percent that doesn’t “look” that way and are.
So it doesn’t matter if you wear that or not , for the most part people can tell if you are or not gay or just tomboyish

Account · Accepted Answer

I wouldn't assume shit. I wouldn't think of anything at all tbh. Not even as a fleeting thought.

HawkPerception · Answer

In the example you used, she does look more tomboyish. Girls can look great in button up dress shirts and blouses if worn properly and the fit is good, like this girl.

TommyMountainFigure · Answer

When I see that on a woman, it's because my wife can't be bothered to search her wardrobe for something, so she wears my shirt.. I don't mind though, because she looks better in them than I do!

RavVid · Answer

She is wearing a man's shirt as the buttons are on the right. So I grant that implies lesbianism.

But woman do buy men's clothing because it is better made. Also wearing male clothing can enhance the femininity of a woman. It is not as if blouses aren't buttoned up without collars either.

NathanDavis · Answer

I really don't see the correlation between the two, so... nope

TadCurious · Answer

Cookie I voted neither assumption. I think it's a classy yet cute look.

GeminiDiamond · Answer

I think she looks nice. It's not a shirt I would wear personally, unless work or an event had a dress code. I've seen binary, straight, and lesbians wear that type of style. You can't make an accurate sexual orientation from a shirt.

matchrestore · Answer

I think it's mainstream enough that I wouldn't even take note of it to be honest.

AviatorTom · Answer

It probably means she has good fashion sense. 😏

Bricealan · Answer

Neither... I think it is a great look for a woman or girl

integrale77 · Answer

It's just a style she likes not an indication of sexual orientation. Now if she walked in wearing a strap on then I'm going to at least guess she like playing with girls!

RebelinSteel · Answer

Neither, I don’t get the question, there is nothing to do with clothing and how a person is.

GoodGuyBreakingBad · Answer

Neither/Don't make that assumption

Theodoricus · Answer

People have different preferences of clothing. To be honest, it's better than walking around as naked.

soe11 · Answer

My girlfriend always three buttons opened with uplifting half cup sexy bra on, when she in duties. Normally necklines huge open without bra on

paledreams · Answer

Hard to say. I know how I voted 👀👁️👁️👀 its a bit odd for any man or woman or X to wear that collar so up tight to the top. Choking hazard scares lol 🥶😆

CupcakeTheDestroyer · Answer

A button-up shirt is not inherently masculine. You know how many button ups are just called blouses?

strangeatcircleK · Answer

No, it honestly looks like high fashion. Women on the runway dress like that

chrissykerdock · Answer

i would wear a miniskirt with that and nobody would think that

Yoursweetgirl · Answer

What if it's her office dresscode or just her style? Wouldn't assume anything. I don"t associate Collar button-ups with tomboys also

HaleyWalker · Answer

Honestly I don't give a s*** because it's none of my business

stratford · Answer

I would hope she isn't wearing a bra underneath so I might get a glimpse of her pokies, but that's only because I am a typical pervy guy...

SotiCoto · Answer

That is really common. Why would anyone assume anything unusual about it?

Goahead76 · Answer

Button up shirt, slacks and high heels looks like a well dressed woman in my world.

Wiredone · Answer

I don't assume anything when I see a woman in a button down shirt

OtterMan68 · Answer

depends on the occasion. Why is she dressed that way: for work, to go out, etc

MasterKS · Answer

Its kind of boring look for me, sometimes in official attire its good otherwise i dont find it attractive.

mattthefatbat · Answer

Professional honestly

smoochiepeach · Answer

Fashion. depends too if they really trying to look like man.

Nikki1989 · Answer

I don't assume anything.

justabuddy · Answer

I personally love the look

LiamJHayden · Answer

I would never assume anything.

Iron_Man · Answer

Straight tomboy

Gabriella2005 · Answer

It’s her style that’s what I see.

TonyMetal___86 · Answer

Nope it's normal

Emmytexrex · Answer

I don't think so no

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