Swedish fall fashion for men -Gender blurring agenda

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who would take that seriously?
traditional scottish kilts aside, that model has no self respect for posing with that.

oh wait-- maybe he identifies as a businesswoman.
Forgot to shave his legs and lotion them up, too! :eek:
 

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isnt it european to not shave ones legs?
No thats french in the old days. Everyone here shaves legs, underarms and bikiniline, I've never even had outgrown hair more than a few m.m.

Maybe in the 70's aswell when that hippiewave hit with womens lib, lol! Retards.
 

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Lol, I don't care what they do in Sweden, but I would never wear a skirt.

BTW if Baphomet is a guy in a skirt, I'm not really concerned.
 
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I don't understand why people care about this.

Like, you do understand that fashion changes over time, right? High heels used to be considered "masculine", for instance, since heel were more practical when riding horses (and you'll still see them on cowboy boots) but then they started to introduce them to women's fashion they fell out of favor. Mind you, I could totally understand hating fashion; it's always been something created by and for social elite. And you can certainly question what fashion is trying to say; since few things are politically neutral...

Still, I think there's more important things to worry about that the clothes someone wears. I'd rather live next door to a neighbor that wears a skit, but is still a friendly dude who'd help people around him, that a gruff manly man who dresses like a man should - whatever that actually means - but is a dick.

And this is coming from someone who has a "t-shirt and jeans" (nothing more iconic when it comes to American masculinity ) fashion sense.
 
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