Boys wearing nail polish

Answer 1

Yes, there are quite a number of us who do wear clear polish, for one reason or another. Wearing clear polish is not a gender issue; most of us are straight, normal men who either like the look, are attracted to our manicurist, or are trying to prevent our nails from becoming damaged.

Answer 2

Yes, in fact it is becoming a more accepted style for men that has actually been emerging over the last few years. Consider it the new "earring" for men. It is a means or reason for men to take better care of their feet (most men don't) and women have found that suggesting to their guy to try it is initially reacted to as "what the...?". But once he get spast his inhibitions and tries it, he is usually hooked.

Salons will verify this, that more men are having pedicures, and more are either asking for polish, especially on their feet, or are open to the idea when suggested. There are even unique colors of naill polish designed for men now, polishes in more masculine shades than women's. BB Couture offers an entire collection for men, and Man Glaze has two matte shades for men.

If you think about this way, that women have worked hard over the last few decades to earn equality with men and the ability to make free choices in what they wear, what kind of work they do and how they live their lives, that it only seems natural that men should enjoy similar freedoms. But unfortunately much of our society has not gotten there yet.

Men who choose to experiment with nail polish are helping to set the future course of style and what is commonly accepted. The women who encourage men to open their minds and try new things are a great asset to our society as well. We need more open-minded people who live their lives in a way that they can freely express their creativity while enahncing the lives of others by offering diversity.

Answer 3

yes it makes me feel happy. im a blue what are you! will you go out with me

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8/15/11

I've been wearing polish for a month now. I lost a bet, movie trivia... the stakes were "loser paints his toenails hot pink for a week, takes photos in a public location, posts photos on Facebook and Plenty of Fish accounts, must wear sandals when out except work." This was supposed to be humiliating - but it wasn't at all!

It took 3 months for 23 women on PoF to click to "Meet Me" - after posting the photo, that number doubled in 5 days and now stands at 60. Women approach me just to ask why, and can't resist getting a photo of their toes with mine. By the end of the first week, I had figured out that -I- define my masculinity, and it has nothing to do with the color of my toenails.

I've always been ashamed of my big, bony, long toed, veiny, ugly feet. But with polish on, they look good enough that the biggest complaint-iment I get is that "Yours look better than mine!" At this point, I would be embarrassed to show my unpainted feet, in exactly the same way that I would be embarrassed to drive an unpainted car.

There are even companies that make polish for men - Manglaze, and BB Couture for example.

Bottom line - I don't feel different about myself... but I do feel much better about my feet. Guys, you really should try this for a week - you'll be surprised!

Answer 4

I'm an old man who's out of it, but it seems to me that I've seen some heterosexual guys wearing nail polish -- either to follow a fad or to freak out old guys like me and their parents.

The only way to tell if someone's gay is to know what their sexual fantasies are.

Answer 5

Yes. Some guys do wear nail polish but it depends on who you are. Also, nail polish is popular for the punk rock guys.

Answer 6

Because they want to.

Answer 7

Quite a few men wear it.