is this another product of feminism?
posted by Goldie at 11:31 AM
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is it un-masculine for a guy to get a manicure?
I think it is. In general, men that are too into their appearance: big turn-off.
and i blame it all on the feminists.
Hey, but feminism is really man's fault, why are you blaming the feminists?
FWIW, I don't think there's anything wrong with it. Having well-groomed hands is attractive (compare: dirty nails or ragged cuticicles aren't attractive). And for the most part, that's all a men's manicure is going to be--cleaning up the hands and perhaps putting on clear nail polish.
Agreed, "dirty nails or ragged cuticicles aren't attractive," however, if one can't groom his nails by himself, and must seek out the expertise of a manicurist, I'm not sure that's particularly attractive... (I appreciate self-sustenance - if a man can't at the very least take care of himself, doesn't say much...)
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