Gender-specific Colors

[DakAttack]

Re: Gender-specific Colors

Even Bruce Lee can't escape the feminizing effects of the yellow color:



He's so pretty.

[Yellow Mage]

Re: Gender-specific Colors

Even Bruce Lee can't escape the feminizing effects of the yellow color:

Dude, posting Bruce Lee wearing yellow only furthers my point that real men wear it. Real men who are made of win, as well.

He's so pretty.

Glad to see that you think so. Just don't you hit on me, okay: I'm straight.

[DakAttack]

Re: Gender-specific Colors

Glad to see that you think so. Just don't you hit on me, okay: I'm straight.

Who are you trying to convince? Seeing something sexual in a small joke has uncovered a few of your underlying insecurities. Enjoy your yellow.

[Telera]

Re: Gender-specific Colors

1. Do you think pink is a girl color and blue is a boy color?

No. I prefer blue to pink. Pastels are ugly as fucking sin, imo. Jewel tones, please.

2. If a baby boy was born with a little pink outfit on, on first sight would you think it was a girl?

I don't assume a baby is any gender, regardless of outfit, because they look the same at that age. And people are so damn touchy they'd get 'offended'.

3. If a baby girl was born with a little blue outfit on, on first sight would you think it was a boy?

See above.

4. Do you think a girl can wear any color while boys are restricted?

A boy is only restricted if he cares about what others think. But personally, I think people put entirely too much stock into how others view them. If people don't like me, or what I have to say, or what I dress in, I don't give a fuck. That's their problem, and especially for random passerby, you'll never see them again.

5. Would you buy any color for your boy/son if he/she wanted it?

Of course.

[DieselBoy09]

Re: Gender-specific Colors

Colors are colors, who cares. It changes every few years anyways. Remember back in the day when violet was a color of dignity and royalty, punishable by death if worn by the wrong person and a large penis was viewed as comical and undesirable, or during the middle ages when obesity was attractive and sun touched skin meant you were worth nothing? Oh man, those were the days.