What happened to metrosexuality?
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shilolo (
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December 26th, 2008
As epitomized by the TV show Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, metrosexuality was all the rage several years ago. Now, not so much. Was it just a passing fad? Was it incorporated into daily life so that it is no longer unique? Was it replaced by hipsterism?
Edit: For those who think it is still going strong, do you think it still has the same cache, and do you have the same “rituals” and fashion sense today?
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Alive and well as far as I’m concerned.
I do think it’s been incorporated into daily life; at least in the cities and metropolitan areas.
残る。れあった ugh. iPhone. How I hate thee sometimes.
I think it has been slightly replaced or a little taken over by a most “manly” termso that homophobes don’t feel so “gay” for wanting to look nice. I got all excited when it surfaced. I love to dress nice and I love fashion. People get all weary of terms and labels though. Try calling a hipster a hipster. I used to get called metro all the time by friends but it never bothered me so they stopped.
I think it’s basically rolled into daily life now.
It probably is just a part of life now, just another way to ‘be’. There has been a bit of a return to the ‘manly man’ thing though, too. So it’s not the ‘in’ thing anymore, but it still exists.
I think a lot of people don’t even know what a metrosexual actually is
even that definition seems to be vague, and implies sexuality has nothing to do with it. I think its just a lifestyle that certain people fall into. since the term requires you to live in a city, have a decent income, and be obsessed with your image.
Also, it was originally coined as a term by people trying to classify a demographic. So I dunno.
God, I love metro men, in general. I sure as hell hope its not dead.
I think it struck a balance, I’m all for a guy with nice looking feet and clean skin, but… worrying about whether or not your tie matches your lavender shirt for an hour is not okay.
My boss did that. I wanted to kill him.
And if you check your nails by extending your arm and fanning your fingers instead of bringing them close to you in a half-fist you’ve crossed the line.
Ha ha. Apparently the new catch is ”übersexual.” What next?
I’d opt for some uberbatsex. Where is he?
Hey! Quit changing your mind.
It’s a woman’s perogative!
Does this conehead make me look fat?
My friends and I prefer to date metrosexual guys, plenty around here.
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