What is a metro sexual man?
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a man who is well groomed, articulate and very fashionable.  Metrosexual males (like David Beckham for example,  will appeal, although not necessarily sexually) to gay and straight men and gay and straight women.  Hence they are very marketable - many of today's models and celebs are metrosexual.  Viva diversity
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It's a new fad that has recently come out. It's or should I say THEY are calling themselves METRO-SEXUAL. I guess they are saying they are NOT gay. They are straight, BUT they want to being feministic as well. BUT they want to remain manly. LOL. Personally I don't see it, But hey who am I to say.
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Men like tough guys. In a non sexual way we're assuming. What guy doesn't wanna be gangter? Commanding respect, running the hood. Getting paid. It's great.
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Sorry hun, but that sounds like a typical male to me.  He wants to be seen as the stud he probably portrays himself to be.  It was just sex to him and you neither your feelings are attached to it.
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http://www.sexualpositionsfree.com/
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slang for sex, possibly kinky, definately more than missionary
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point out some hot men
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I personally believe when it comes to sex, there is "no normal."  It's all about perception and how these men view sex.  The ultimate answer luys within them.  If they say no then you have to take their answer for face value.  Orgies don't equal gay.  Trains don't equal gay, etc.  Actors kiss the same sex all the time and they may or may not be gay.  If the man is striclty focused on the genitalia of the woman then he probably is able to block out the fact that men are are also participating.
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Metrosexual (along with the concept, metrosexuality) is a term coined in 1994 in an article in the The Independent by British journalist Mark Simpson, shortly after the publication of his book about contemporary masculine identity Male Impersonators: Men Performing Masculinity.\n\nIn his seminal essay, Simpson described the effect of consumerism and media proliferation, particularly the men’s style press, on traditional masculinity. The metrosexual, he says, is an urban male of any sexual orientation who has a strong aesthetic sense and spends a great deal of time and money on his appearance and lifestyle.[1]\n\nIn its sound bite diffusion through the channels of marketers and popular media, who eagerly and constantly reminded their audience that the metrosexual was straight, the metrosexual has congealed into something more digestible for consumers: a heterosexual male who is in touch with his feminine side - he colour coordinates, cares deeply about exfoliation, and has perhaps manscaped.\n\nIn August of 2004, New York-based journalist and author Peter Hyman published a collection of essays entitled The Reluctant Metrosexual: Dispatches From An Almost Hip Life. The book is far from a celebration of metrosexuality (thus his "reluctant" position). To the contrary, Hyman attempts to debunk the term, which he compares to "Generation X." Here, the author reveals his belief that metrosexuality is, more than anything, a marketing ploy:\n\n"The metrosexual revolution is not so much an uprising as it is a more efficient way to sell expensive face creams, allowing marketers to trade on good, old-fashioned insecurity (a method that has been successfully imposed on women for decades). Men with disposable incomes who like to shop, it seems, are this year’s black." [citation needed] \nMen didn't go to shopping malls, so consumer culture promoted the idea of a sensitive guy who went to malls, bought magazines and spent freely to improve his personal appearance. As Simpson put it:\n\n"For some time now, old-fashioned (re)productive, repressed, unmoisturized heterosexuality has been given the pink slip by consumer capitalism. The stoic, self-denying, modest straight male didn't shop enough (his role was to earn money for his wife to spend), and so he had to be replaced by a new kind of man, one less certain of his identity and much more interested in his image – that's to say, one who was much more interested in being looked at (because that's the only way you can be certain you actually exist). A man, in other words, who is an advertiser's walking wet dream." [10] \nThis commercial vision is also adapted in television’s metrosexual archetype: Bravo’s Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. The “Fab Five” only transform the appearance of the straight guy and make him use hundreds of dollars worth of cosmetics, but they do not transform an anaclitic person into a narcissistic person.
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Simple, aint it?\n\nFind sumone who's into the same kind of depravity that you're into---and have a go.\n\nPick me, pick me, pick me, pick me, pick me.
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sex and the city....\n\ncars sux like sht man.....dont mention abt it please
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hmm..that really depends on how the guy carries himself..if the guy was clean with himself and is probably athletic, and worked out every day, he would be oozing with sex appeal..
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That's stereotyping- everyone is different in bed.  All men have the power to become great lovers!!
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Man who have sex on ground have peice on earth...
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voyeurism, exhibitionism, lesbianism, cunnilingus, fellatio
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You're probably just A-sexual.
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Some are,hence the word metro-sexual.Some wear girdles,get regular manicures,facials,and waxing.There are so many men that could pass for a woman if you put a dress,wig. and lipstick on them.I like my men very masculine.A man that would still look masculine no matter what he wore.