What is the significance of males wearing earrings ,tradition, myth, trendy??why??
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Sailors wore earrings to cover the cost of a christian burial in the event of shipwreck and thier bodies washed up on shore.\n\nWhich ear you wear it has no significance regarding sexual orientation.\n\nHave you asked women why they wear earrings?  I am sure you'll get alot of "becauses"
637339
No meaning. Some Asian Indian women wear it all the time but it does not has any significance
548308
well...i personally like surprises...but you also dont want a ring you dont like. I say let the guy know what type of jewlery you like. you can kind of give him an idea by saying "oooo thats really pretty" when you see a ring you like on display. It doesnt even have to be a ring tho it could be a necklace or a bracelet too just to let him know what type of jewlery you are in too.
72351
The ring is representation of a dowelry or owenership in some cultures.  Within the modern days sometimes it's turned around and the chic gets the guy a wring and proposes.  So it goes both ways now, but it didn't used to.
1121782
as kids we play outdoor games..we or at least in my hood we played street football, baseball, basketball,and street hockey in the winter..it is in a man's nature..not all but most..so it stands to reason that we watch what we like or grew up with..would you really want a man that watched fashion shows??? no offense to those that do but do you want a masculine man or a feminine man??
504444
its probably just personal prefrence, some guys prefer a little less confinement some prefer to keep everything in check\n\nright now boxers are "trendier"
29558
when it is "Men's wear"
747940
When it comes to men and gifts nothing brings them brimming like a something that is masculine. For instance getting something to do with his fishing hobby will be great. They are generally not particulary jazzed by clothing - you could try food too but I bet you want to give him something more lasting than that..\n\nCheck this website out..has funny ideaologies about mens gifts which I would say is somewhat true..men like tough looking stuff not the fancy stuff us women would prefer.\nhttp://www.cojoweb.com/Mangifts.html
756265
I don't like really short hair on girls.  You can wear it fairly short for comfort, but look like a girl.\n\nAlso, excessive facial piercings are a turn-off for me.  I don't understand facial piercings anyway, but for earrings they are okay.\n\nAnd one or two small tattoos are cute.  Don't try for the billboard look.\n\nI like girls to look and act feminine and to be intelligent.  That implies looking intelligent as well as talking intelligent.
799077
It originates with objectification.  Men were respected for their skills and abilities; women for how they look.  So fashion evolved along those lines, to the point where male clothes tend to emphasis Competence moreso than Sexiness.\n\nPersonally though, inasmuch as I feel a bit belittled by the expectation, I think it's their loss.
174161
Personal preference! Some religions have codes about jewellery, for example I *think* in some orthodox churches it is traditional for girls to have their ears peirced very early... but most people who wear anklets etc. just do what they think looks good, or what their friends do. *you* can do whatever you like, my sweet.
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I personally like guys who are similar in style to myself, so I think the most attractive thing is having both ears gauged.\nBut no ear piercings is fine too.\n\nThe thing I hate more than anything -\nGuys with one ear pierced!\nIt's a total sign of homophobia to me.\n(The rumor that having your right ear, or both ears pierced means you're gay is so 10 years ago... get over it!) :p
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No, I don't think it is archaic.  It is still a demonstration of the man's love for the woman.  Men are about actions, so this is a good way for men to show they really mean it.  Words don't mean as much to men.\n\nAs a subset of my theory, men either don't tell the women they love that they love them, or some men go the other route, and say they love women when they don't mean it.  In either case, it stems from the fact that men are about action, and discount the value of words.  \n\nWomen, on the other hand, are all about words, and communicating with each other.  This is why there is often a disconnect between men and women.\n\nAn engagement ring is a socially agreed upon action that men can take, and women automatically understand, so it is still a good way for them to connect.
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i think guys are hot with pierced ears. WHOO!
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For $40, I bought my friend's daughter white gold earrings from Costco. They like music also but u have to know which one. The kids do not wear yellow gold. On ebay there are magnetic nose rings, you do not have to pierce your nose. Nose studs are very popular now a days.
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http://www.classbrain.com/artteenah/publish/article_44.shtml\n\n\nBirthstones\n\nDid you know that there are traditional, modern, and mystical birthstones? Find out what your stones are with this breakdown by month and link to some cool sites to learn more about their significance.\n\nThe Modern birthstone list is from the American National Association of Jewelers, which later evolved into the Jewelers of America. The Traditional birthstone list is an older version of the Modern birthstone list recommended by the American National Association of Jewelers. It is based on societal birthstone traditions spanning from the 15th to the 20th Century. The Mystical birthstone list is based loosely on a list of Tibetan origin from over 1,000 years ago. To learn more about a particular stone, click on the name or check out the learning links below. \n\nThe following list has a modern, a traditional, and a mystical birthstone listed in that exact order, after each corresponding birth month.\n\n\nModern, Traditional, and Mystical Birthstones \n\nJanuary - Garnet, Garnet, Emerald\n\nFebruary - Amethyst, Amethyst, Bloodstone\n\nMarch - Aquamarine, Bloodstone, Jade \n\nApril - Diamond, Diamond, Opal\n\nMay - Emerald, Emerald, Sapphire\n\nJune - Pearl, Alexandrite, Moonstone\n\nJuly - Ruby, Carnelian, Ruby\n\nAugust - Peridot, Sardonyx, Diamond\n\nSeptember - Sapphire, Sapphire, Agate\n\nOctober - Opal, Tourmaline, Jasper\n\nNovember - Topaz, Citrine, Pearl\n\nDecember - Zircon, Turquoise, Onyx
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I've never known it to mean anything other than the woman might like wearing jewerly. And whoever said it means that she's gay...you need to think before you answer because it absolutely does not mean she's gay.