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Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with?


an earring in one ear
  6% (3)
an earring in both ears
  28% (13)
no earrings at all
  40% (18)
don't know/don't care/anther ball park altogether
  24% (11)


Total Votes : 45
(last vote on : 8/22/2008 10:08:56 PM)
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Strider33 -> Mister Clean (7/14/2008 3:38:29 AM)

Back in the 1960s, there was a guy on TV commercials called Mr. Clean.

He had a shaved head and one earring. I never would have imagined that this would one day be considered "cool"! Who'da thunk it?




faroukfarouk -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (7/14/2008 3:27:36 PM)

SinnerSaved:

You don't like them, fine.

I guess though if a family member had them you would soon get used to him or her wearing them, anyhow.

Take care.

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ORIGINAL: SinnerSaved

I have never liked earings in men. Actually, I would say that I have never liked piercings in anyone - male or female. I would go as far as to say that too many people think that they can improve on what the Lord has given us, so cosmetic surgery, tattoos and piercings are all in that category.

Just my opinion.




WesP -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (7/14/2008 10:41:32 PM)

farouk....

Do you have earrings or tatts? Just curious because of some of your thread topics. Please, do not be offended. I have a couple of holes in me body.




faroukfarouk -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (7/15/2008 11:28:22 AM)

humbleinspirit:

By what you said, I guess your interest in earrings has cooled over the years?

Wes:

I actually haven't worn my earrings lately. Sometimes I wore both and sometimes one.




WesP -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (7/15/2008 11:51:04 AM)

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Wes:

I actually haven't worn my earrings lately. Sometimes I wore both and sometimes one.


Exact same situation here. Thanks for answering.




faroukfarouk -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (7/15/2008 11:57:53 AM)

Wes:

Some men would like the idea of having, eg, a Christian fish symbol embedded in their earlobe.

Thoughts?




WesP -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (7/15/2008 12:40:28 PM)

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ORIGINAL: faroukfarouk

Wes:

Some men would like the idea of having, eg, a Christian fish symbol embedded in their earlobe.

Thoughts?


I used to wear a cross day and night. It was a comfort to me at that time, but now I am of the opinion that sometimes such displays can be extreme. I do not see anything wrong with wearing the fish, a cross, etc. I do think that people should examine the reason they do so though. It can become almost an idol if taken to the extreme. That being said, I would wear a fish or a cross now (at times) if I still wore earrings. I am not opposed to wearing earrings now. I just have not "made it important" in a long time. I have way too many other things to occupy my thoughts.




faroukfarouk -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (7/15/2008 12:45:10 PM)

Wes:

I see. Would your work frown upon you having something in your earlobe, maybe?

Some work environments are rather conservative, anyway.

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ORIGINAL: WesP
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ORIGINAL: faroukfarouk
Wes:
Some men would like the idea of having, eg, a Christian fish symbol embedded in their earlobe.
Thoughts?

I used to wear a cross day and night. It was a comfort to me at that time, but now I am of the opinion that sometimes such displays can be extreme. I do not see anything wrong with wearing the fish, a cross, etc. I do think that people should examine the reason they do so though. It can become almost an idol if taken to the extreme. That being said, I would wear a fish or a cross now (at times) if I still wore earrings. I am not opposed to wearing earrings now. I just have not "made it important" in a long time. I have way too many other things to occupy my thoughts.




WesP -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (7/15/2008 1:32:15 PM)

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Wes:

I see. Would your work frown upon you having something in your earlobe, maybe?

Some work environments are rather conservative, anyway.


I cannot answer that. I have never tried to wear an earring to my current workplace. If I had to guess, I would say that they would ignore it. I work for the government, and they have to make so many allowances that an earring would be negligible.




faroukfarouk -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (7/15/2008 1:59:12 PM)

Wes:

I see, so if you did wear one they probably wouldn't bother you, right?

Okay.

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ORIGINAL: WesP
quote:

Wes:
I see. Would your work frown upon you having something in your earlobe, maybe?
Some work environments are rather conservative, anyway.

I cannot answer that. I have never tried to wear an earring to my current workplace. If I had to guess, I would say that they would ignore it. I work for the government, and they have to make so many allowances that an earring would be negligible.




SavedByGraceMD -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (7/16/2008 1:51:32 PM)

I used to wear earrings. I had first gotten my left done when I was 14, back when that was cool. I got my right done when I was 18 or 19, but it got infected, so I took it out. Then do to work, I had to take out the left also.

To each his own is what I say, even though I don't understand the whole gauge thing. Why would you want a hole that big in your ear?




WesP -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (7/16/2008 2:15:44 PM)

quote:

To each his own is what I say, even though I don't understand the whole gauge thing. Why would you want a hole that big in your ear?


So they can still carry heavy objects when their hands are full. [:D]




humbleinspirit -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (7/16/2008 11:06:42 PM)

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ORIGINAL: faroukfarouk

humbleinspirit:

By what you said, I guess your interest in earrings has cooled over the years?




More or less, it was a cool teenager or young adult thing to do back then. I am too old now to think of myself as cool, lol!




faroukfarouk -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (7/16/2008 11:46:52 PM)

humbleinspirit:

I see...

Maybe you've even thrown away your earrings that you wore, then...

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ORIGINAL: humbleinspirit

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ORIGINAL: faroukfarouk

humbleinspirit:

By what you said, I guess your interest in earrings has cooled over the years?




More or less, it was a cool teenager or young adult thing to do back then. I am too old now to think of myself as cool, lol!




humbleinspirit -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (7/16/2008 11:52:10 PM)

Oh yeah, they're long gone now, lol!




faroukfarouk -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (7/17/2008 10:29:04 AM)

SavedByGraceMD:

I see, I guess your mom must have 'helped' you get that one, by signing for it, maybe.

Take care.

(Good verse on your header from Romans.)


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ORIGINAL: SavedByGraceMD

I used to wear earrings. I had first gotten my left done when I was 14, back when that was cool.




WesP -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (8/15/2008 3:23:27 PM)

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ORIGINAL: faroukfarouk

Wes:

I see, so if you did wear one they probably wouldn't bother you, right?

Okay.

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ORIGINAL: WesP
quote:

Wes:
I see. Would your work frown upon you having something in your earlobe, maybe?
Some work environments are rather conservative, anyway.

I cannot answer that. I have never tried to wear an earring to my current workplace. If I had to guess, I would say that they would ignore it. I work for the government, and they have to make so many allowances that an earring would be negligible.



Not to beat a dead horse, but I remembered this thread this week. Feeling kinda spunky, I came to work with earrings to check my theory out. I was right. My boss nearly passed out. I just told her it was the weekend Wes and not to worry. She laughed and said it didn't matter.




faroukfarouk -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (8/17/2008 11:59:06 PM)

WesP:

So, an earring in both ears? did you pierce your ears especially, or would you consider doing it?

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ORIGINAL: WesP

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Not to beat a dead horse, but I remembered this thread this week. Feeling kinda spunky, I came to work with earrings to check my theory out. I was right. My boss nearly passed out. I just told her it was the weekend Wes and not to worry. She laughed and said it didn't matter.




WesP -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (8/18/2008 8:42:50 AM)

quote:

WesP:

So, an earring in both ears? did you pierce your ears especially, or would you consider doing it?


Yep. I had an earring in each ear. That's all I have, and I do not desire more. I don't judge anyone for there choice to pierce their ears or not, but I am typically conservative. My slant has only deepened over the years. My ears have been pierced for a very long time. In fact, I would not choose to pierce them now if they were not already done. I have grown to enjoy my lack of attention! [;)]




faroukfarouk -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (8/18/2008 12:30:39 PM)

WesP:

Okay! so I guess your boss: she will soon get used to your earrings, I'm sure.

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ORIGINAL: WesP

Yep. I had an earring in each ear. ... My ears have been pierced for a very long time.




ChiefWannahakaloogie -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (8/20/2008 1:30:35 AM)

well i think one is ok, but only some guys can pull it off really. like its rare that it looks even just ok on a guy, in my opinion.

ear rings are best left to girls.




faroukfarouk -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (8/20/2008 8:41:36 AM)

ChiefWanna:

Well, okay, some ppl like just the one, for guys, yes. So the one earring that you might think looks okay, how old would a son of yours need to be before you let him have it?

Take care.

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ORIGINAL: ChiefWannahakaloogie

well i think one is ok, but only some guys can pull it off really. like its rare that it looks even just ok on a guy, in my opinion.

ear rings are best left to girls.




Giggles56 -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (8/21/2008 4:35:53 PM)

Those are called gauges and I agree,They do look weird.My brother has one and loves it.
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My daughter is going to college for music industry and a lot of her friends have piercings and gauges. I've gotten used to them that it's not unusual to see it anymore.




faroukfarouk -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (8/22/2008 11:08:30 AM)

G56:

Well, you sound as if you think gauges are almost cool...

(I don't myself, anyway.)

The thread started about male earrings; so do you have a son or husband with earrings?

Thanks, and take care.

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ORIGINAL: Giggles56
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Those are called gauges and I agree,They do look weird.My brother has one and loves it.


My daughter is going to college for music industry and a lot of her friends have piercings and gauges. I've gotten used to them that it's not unusual to see it anymore.




Giggles56 -> RE: Earrings for males: what could you get to be accustomed with? (8/22/2008 11:57:44 AM)

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ORIGINAL: faroukfarouk

G56:

Well, you sound as if you think gauges are almost cool...

(I don't myself, anyway.)

The thread started about male earrings; so do you have a son or husband with earrings?

Thanks, and take care.

quote:

ORIGINAL: Giggles56
quote:



Those are called gauges and I agree,They do look weird.My brother has one and loves it.


My daughter is going to college for music industry and a lot of her friends have piercings and gauges. I've gotten used to them that it's not unusual to see it anymore.


No one in my family has them, I was only saying I see the boys she hangs with have them. It's a matter of choice whether to have them and I don't judge them, not my place. It's just getting more common to see even out in public and a lot of male music artists have them as well. It's certainly not distracting me I don't focus on it.




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