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I know what your thinking, this isn't racist or anything just give me a chance to explain. I remrmber I was always the type of guy to attract different races when it come to females but now that I think about it, a lot of them only seemed like they wanted to sleep with me only not date me. I don't know but I've often felt in the pit of my stomach that some of them were ashamed of whst others would think. I'm a really clean guy, well mannered, I speak proper whrn I'm around respectable people such as bossss and family members and I'most definitely a gentlemen but I never understood it. I figured it was because of my body and my looks but that's always been a problem because I refuse to sleep with you or any other women if we won't be a dating couple, fuck that 1 night stand shit!😤 I need to have a partner not a fuck buddy. I mean what is it to some of you other ladies? are you really afraid and ashamed that your friends and family and even strangers will look at you weird like "oh wow she's dating a Black guy", is that it? I'm a pretty strong dude but it often hurts my feelings. I would never change my skin color for anyone in this world or the next but I just need someone to explain it to me in your own words or vote, either way.

that person never even asked to be around with that woman going through her period in the first place?

Judging by a lot of YouTube comments (from females, of course!) that I see on a video that I saw once, regarding periods and what women "go through", it makes me want to refuse to socialize with any woman because they all complain and rant about it as if men "created" their sexual organs and body functions for them in ancient times (as if it's all men's fault that they go through PMS)

I can understand the amount of pain it cause but PLEASE, at least address it to the men who aren't aware and don't say men have it easier either. We may not go through periods or any of the stuffs you ladies go through but none of you are males so you'll never understand the different-type of difficulties that we have, just as us men will never understand the different-type of difficulties that you ladies have.

What I really find annoying is how women turn this into a competition between which gender has it "harder".

I am a photographer where I often work on project's in my studio that have been requested and paid for by other groups/companies. I also work on my own project's as well.

In the past I have been asked to do shoots involving scantly clad or fully nude ladies... and personally I don't feel it's right to ask a young lady to remove her clothing for a shoot. Personally I feel ladies, especially younger ones, need privacy with their bodies and shouldn't be used as a sex object. So I always refuse.

I never thought about it much until I was asked recently to do a 'female empowerment/turn-the-tables type shoot' where I had two elegantly dressed ladies modeling with a fully nude male model. Honestly I had no problem doing that shoot and thought it was pretty cool to essentially show the reverse of what usually happens in society... here there were 2 beautifully dressed ladies posing with a nude male.

Am I right not doing shoots with scantly-clad girls, yet I do shoots with male nudity? Or am I being sexist? I just feel girls are already usually seen as a sex symbol and that girls usually need more modesty, so I don't feel right asking them to disrobe, but it's different with guys. Thoughts? Opinions?

We all know that the strereotype of males in fashion is mainly, guys that are not straight. The reason why I ask this question is...I am one of those guys highlighted in the title of this question.

When I look at women, I just don't look at how her facial features and body features look...I look at her actual ensemble (makeup, clothing, accessories, shoes, hair, etc.) herself and how it's put together.

I have an interest in observing female fashion and how the clothing, makeup and accessories are constructed and used in combination, as well as how certain types of clothes, makeup and jewelry flatter different bodytypes and heights.

When I shop and I come across womens' accessories, I can imagine how they would look on certain builds / complexions of woman and how they can mesh with other fashion items.

In fact, I help out the women in my family, female friends, and my girlfriends with putting ensembles together (clothes, shoes, makeup, accessories, hairstyle), and I did so voluntarily instead of grudgingly like a lot of my fellow males do. :-P

When it comes to actually approaching females, I genuinely compliment their entire "fashion package" and how well its put together (and I usually get flattered replies back). I also learned during my time as an insurance agent that I get more warm feedback from female prospects than male prospects...which is useful for if I truly wanted to pursue a career in womens' fashion.

...and yes, I have been asked if I was "not straight" before. So I adjusted my approach towards "females of interest" to be extra-bold to avoid confusion! :-P

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Guys and girls, what is your initial impression about a straight male being genuinely into womens' fashion?

Vote and reply as much as you like, sharing examples and observations.