What hair style, or type of clothing do you just don't "love"?

[fuzzybuddy]

I'm not sure what you call it on a guy, but I don't like those "buns" of hair on a dude.. Nope, they look like my old maiden Aunt Sarah's bun.
What hair style or type of clothing do you just don't "love"?

 

[PamfromTx]

I saw a commercial last night on TV where one guy was wearing that 'bun' and it just annoyed me for some reason. So unlike me. I don't get it; if a guy wants long hair... why is he wearing it in a bun?

 

[Aunt Bea]

To me, it's not about the style as much as what looks appropriate for the individual.

 

[AnnieA]

To me, it's not about the style as much as what looks appropriate for the individual.

Second pic for the win! ...and no honorable mention.

 

[Pink Biz]

I don't like extremely short hair on both males and females. Grow it out or buzz it off!

 

[horseless carriage]

People dress however they want to, whether or not I approve is really none of my business. To my eye, some hairstyles are the sort of thing that would freak me out if I had a daughter who said: "Dad, meet my new boyfriend." Thankfully that will never be my experience.

The fellow in this photo is Ted Edley, he's a talented artisan in metal. But it's so easy to be judgemental about his orange Mohican hair style.
Chances are though, I bet there's many a thought, or silent insult about my hats. Although I did have a wonderful backhanded compliment/insult about my hat, and about the baggy trousers that I'm always wearing. A fellow came up to me in the supermarket and said: "Got to say, your appearance is amazing," then he went on, "I would love to have the balls to walk out in public like that." I couldn't make my mind up if he was complimenting me or taking the p*ss! I gave him the benefit of the doubt.

Do you really need balls to look like this?

 

[Jules]

Maybe your look was too much for a young man and he thought his friends wouldn’t like it.

I’m not fond of a ‘man bun’ either.

Nor dirty clothes unless someone is busy working. Sometimes it just happens. Not acceptable if it’s just laziness.

 

[hollydolly]

Not only UGLY trainers but Ugly trainers with tube socks...

 

[Keesha]

Second pic for the win!

Oh yes. Some men really suite the man bun and there are many reasons for growing long hair but keeping it in a bun.

 

[AnnieA]

Underwear flashing droopy pants.

 

[hollydolly]

People dress however they want to, whether or not I approve is really none of my business. To my eye, some hairstyles are the sort of thing that would freak me out if I had a daughter who said: "Dad, meet my new boyfriend." Thankfully that will never be my experience.
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The fellow in this photo is Ted Edley, he's a talented artisan in metal. But it's so easy to be judgemental about his orange Mohican hair style.
Chances are though, I bet there's many a thought, or silent insult about my hats. Although I did have a wonderful backhanded compliment/insult about my hat, and about the baggy trousers that I'm always wearing. A fellow came up to me in the supermarket and said: "Got to say, your appearance is amazing," then he went on, "I would love to have the balls to walk out in public like that." I couldn't make my mind up if he was complimenting me or taking the p*ss! I gave him the benefit of the doubt.
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Do you really need balls to look like this?

those are superb matching colours....have you ever had your photos published in a Magazine?

 

[Nathan]

Yea, had a co-worker with a man-bun, I didn't like it because his whole appearance was just cliche.

@horseless carriage, Your appearance is very sharp(meaning dapper) and distinct. These days you gotta have balls to follow your own path, I think that young man was seriously giving you a compliment, as I am.

 

[Murrmurr]

Underwear flashing droopy pants.

I so look forward to the day when that's only a bad memory. (first I wrote "When that crap's behind us" ...two puns too many)

 

[Keesha]

Underwear flashing droopy pants.

An overstatement. Okay, I am very judgmental about this look because I feel like I should have a choice whether or not I have to view some other persons butt and underwear.

Funny enough, when I was younger and my parents complained about the bell bottoms we wanted to wear, I never thought I’d be anything like that but I am. I’m exceptionally judgmental about that look. What a stupid look.

 

[horseless carriage]

those are superb matching colours....have you ever had your photos published in a Magazine?

Yes, but not of me: That bloody car of mine, hogging all the limelight:


Ever since that MG graced the front page of the German MG car club: "MG Kurier," I have had nothing but car snobbery.

 

[Aunt Marg]

People dress however they want to, whether or not I approve is really none of my business. To my eye, some hairstyles are the sort of thing that would freak me out if I had a daughter who said: "Dad, meet my new boyfriend." Thankfully that will never be my experience.
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The fellow in this photo is Ted Edley, he's a talented artisan in metal. But it's so easy to be judgemental about his orange Mohican hair style.
Chances are though, I bet there's many a thought, or silent insult about my hats. Although I did have a wonderful backhanded compliment/insult about my hat, and about the baggy trousers that I'm always wearing. A fellow came up to me in the supermarket and said: "Got to say, your appearance is amazing," then he went on, "I would love to have the balls to walk out in public like that." I couldn't make my mind up if he was complimenting me or taking the p*ss! I gave him the benefit of the doubt.
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Do you really need balls to look like this?

I agree with, Nathan, Horseless, in that the man that complimented you on your appearance was being genuine.

 

[horseless carriage]

Yea, had a co-worker with a man-bun, I didn't like it because his whole appearance was just cliche.

@horseless carriage, Your appearance is very sharp(meaning dapper) and distinct. These days you gotta have balls to follow your own path, I think that young man was seriously giving you a compliment, as I am.

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Thank you Nathan, and thank you Marg, such a kind compliments. You are both right, I have had people at work and elsewhere who are less ambiguous, they will make their compliment obvious but also state their reservations about public reaction. Funny old world.

 

[AnnieA]

An overstatement. Okay, I am very judgmental about this look because I feel like I should have a choice whether or not I have to view some other persons butt and underwear.

Funny enough, when I was younger and my parents complained about the bell bottoms we wanted to wear, I never thought I’d be anything like that but I am. I’m exceptionally judgmental about that look. What a stupid look.
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The guy with the belt really looks foolish. Worse are the Justin Bieber types that go with tightie whities.

 

[Aunt Marg]

Man buns sit at the top of my list of no-no's. Nothing manly (at all) about man buns IMO, they look stupid.

My words to a guy with a man bun would be, man-up and get rid of your cutesy, tootsie, Lil girly bun or get a haircut.

Second on my list... modern, snug-fitting pants with crotch sag.

 

[wcwbf]

An overstatement. Okay, I am very judgmental about this look because I feel like I should have a choice whether or not I have to view some other persons butt and underwear.

Funny enough, when I was younger and my parents complained about the bell bottoms we wanted to wear, I never thought I’d be anything like that but I am. I’m exceptionally judgmental about that look. What a stupid look.
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there's a guy in my apartment complex who walks around like this. and he's not a "kid"... has to be about 35-40... looks ridiculous.

i think "skinny jeans" look bad on all/most guys and only good on girls with great legs/butts.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BRF7eXOCYAAJHgP?format=jpg&name=900x900

 

[Aunt Marg]

there's a guy in my apartment complex who walks around like this. and he's not a "kid"... has to be about 35-40... looks ridiculous.

i think "skinny jeans" look bad on all/most guys and only good on girls with great legs/butts.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BRF7eXOCYAAJHgP?format=jpg&name=900x900

Proof that some people leave the house without doing a take of themselves prior to.

I would have what it takes to tell the guy in the link what a dork he is.

 

[horseless carriage]

Proof that some people leave the house without doing a take of themselves prior to.

I would have what it takes to tell the guy in the link what a dork he is.

Actually Marg, he's only a dork in your eyes, and if I am perfectly honest, mine too. But if he thinks that he looks attractive, who are we to argue? My cat, Ruby will jump on my lap, lick a few kisses and settle down to a purring good fuss whether I'm wearing a formal, James Bond style tux, or just a run of the mill daywear. There's no judgement on her part.

 

[Keesha]

there's a guy in my apartment complex who walks around like this. and he's not a "kid"... has to be about 35-40... looks ridiculous.

i think "skinny jeans" look bad on all/most guys and only good on girls with great legs/butts.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BRF7eXOCYAAJHgP?format=jpg&name=900x900

OMG. Some people make it tough to be non judgmental

 

[Aunt Marg]

Actually Marg, he's only a dork in your eyes, and if I am perfectly honest, mine too. But if he thinks that he looks attractive, who are we to argue? My cat, Ruby will jump on my lap, lick a few kisses and settle down to a purring good fuss whether I'm wearing a formal, James Bond style tux, or just a run of the mill daywear. There's no judgement on her part.

I am able to let go of my judgmental side whenever I see the likes of what I see in the link that WCW, posted, Horseless, in that if someone is silly enough to go out in public looking that way, they deserve any and all backlash that society can muster-up and dish-out.

 

[funsearcher!]

Skin tight leggings on women and teenage girls, leaving very little to the imagination. Difficult to not see more than you wanted to see.