So, I was recently told that it was gay for men to wear white pants/jeans.

 

Yes? No? :mis2

I guess it's kinda just like... stereotypical? But stereotypes are stupid. I'm one that believes anyone should be able to express themselves without ridicule or speculation. So in short - nothing is 'gay' to wear. Only stereotypical because of the association with two variables that are unrelated. Gay people aren't gay because they wear white pants. They're gay because they like people of the same sex.

 

/end rant.

 

So no. It's not gay to wear white pants.

I guess it's kinda just like... stereotypical? But stereotypes are stupid. I'm one that believes anyone should be able to express themselves without ridicule or speculation. So in short - nothing is 'gay' to wear. Only stereotypical because of the association with two variables that are unrelated. Gay people aren't gay because they wear white pants. They're gay because they like people of the same sex.

 

/end rant.

 

So no. It's not gay to wear white pants.

 

 

While I agree with this, this does lead to a question: What if a guy wears a dress?

Only time I would wear white trousers would be on the golf course. Otherwise it looks kinda odd

I guess it's kinda just like... stereotypical? But stereotypes are stupid. I'm one that believes anyone should be able to express themselves without ridicule or speculation. So in short - nothing is 'gay' to wear. Only stereotypical because of the association with two variables that are unrelated. Gay people aren't gay because they wear white pants. They're gay because they like people of the same sex.

 

/end rant.

 

So no. It's not gay to wear white pants.

 

 

While I agree with this, this does lead to a question: What if a guy wears a dress?

 

That'd be not ascribing to the correct stereotypical gender role, not sexuality

I don't remember the last time I saw someone wear white jeans.

Unless they were trying to support the Miami Heat's "white hot" theme, or went to an 80's party dressed as Don Johnson, then yes.

Only time I would wear white trousers would be on the golf course. Otherwise it looks kinda odd

 

 

I can't wait until I learn how to play golf so I can get my white trousers and vest on, Rich-and-Tommy style.

 

Seeing the horrified look on my wife's face as I walk out in white pants, a plaid/checkered vest, and one of those hats would be priceless!

But you need the golfing gloves as well.

But you need the golfing gloves as well.

 

 

One white, one black?

But you need the golfing gloves as well.

 

 

One white, one black?

 

Oh boy... Michael Jackson style golfing with the moonwalk and all.

I guess it's kinda just like... stereotypical? But stereotypes are stupid. I'm one that believes anyone should be able to express themselves without ridicule or speculation. So in short - nothing is 'gay' to wear. Only stereotypical because of the association with two variables that are unrelated. Gay people aren't gay because they wear white pants. They're gay because they like people of the same sex.

 

/end rant.

 

So no. It's not gay to wear white pants.

 

 

But stereotypes are stereotypes for a reason, because there is truth to them

IMO, yeah, it looks odd. I never wanted to judge but it just didn't look right. I went from liking the guy to questioning things.

Well, there's a certain style that some Hispanics have. They're usually white skinny jeans, and they wear glasses. I don't know if they're gay hispanics, but I've definitely seen it around.

 

Personally, though, I think it's incredibly flashy - and this is coming from someone who wears skinny jeans almost daily. I don't like the color, lol.

I love my white cargo shorts...

IMO, yeah, it looks odd. I never wanted to judge but it just didn't look right. I went from liking the guy to questioning things.

 

Because of his pants? Pretty shallow.

 

By the way, classy signature.

No, that's stupid.

 

If that were the case, every "Santero" would be gay.

Well, there's a certain style that some Hispanics have. They're usually white skinny jeans, and they wear glasses. I don't know if they're gay hispanics, but I've definitely seen it around.

 

Personally, though, I think it's incredibly flashy - and this is coming from someone who wears skinny jeans almost daily. I don't like the color, lol.

 

 

 

Cubans who practice Santeria tend to wear white; it does not mean they are gay, lol.

IMO, yeah, it looks odd. I never wanted to judge but it just didn't look right. I went from liking the guy to questioning things.

 

 

Well I will now forever be self-conscious as to what I wear. For now I realize if I wear one wrong thing, I'll be considered gay by all women and I'll never get married and have a family...all because of the pants I wear. I've heard of "wearing the pants in the family" but this is completely something else...My future..heck my happiness now depends solely on my pants..someone get me a fashion magazine or something quick!!! /aggrivated sarcasm...

I guess it's kinda just like... stereotypical? But stereotypes are stupid. I'm one that believes anyone should be able to express themselves without ridicule or speculation. So in short - nothing is 'gay' to wear. Only stereotypical because of the association with two variables that are unrelated. Gay people aren't gay because they wear white pants. They're gay because they like people of the same sex.

 

/end rant.

 

So no. It's not gay to wear white pants.

 

 

But stereotypes are stereotypes for a reason, because there is truth to them

 

There is some truth to them.

 

But it's the other half of falsehood that makes them stupid. Every lesbian girl doesn't act manly. Every Jew isn't cheap. African Americans don't all talk the same way. etc. etc.

IMO, yeah, it looks odd. I never wanted to judge but it just didn't look right. I went from liking the guy to questioning things.

 

Because of his pants? Pretty shallow.

 

By the way, classy signature.

Sure, the white pants and some other stuff that didn't seem right. Not a huge deal, it wasn't anything serious to begin with.

 

Oh, and thanks. Such a great moment.