Get the clip-on converters and you can make any pierced earring into a clip-on! You can get them on e-bay for less than $5/pair.
Smiles, Tracy
Get the clip-on converters and you can make any pierced earring into a clip-on! You can get them on e-bay for less than $5/pair.
Smiles, Tracy
I have somtimes seen large earings on guys and IMO it just looks very strange.
Stick to the small studs as I do.
I wear one earring--up to a quarter in size every day, anywhere. I get the occasional comment which I just shrug off with "I'm an artist--what'd ya expect?" Had my ear pierced about 7-8 years ago with wife & kids' OK (daughter held my hand).
I want to get my other ear pierced, which I don't think wifey would like but she's grown somewhat accustomed to my 'rings and slightly femme sweaters & such.
Earrings on guys are almost commonplace now in USA.
Malori
I believe that one earring looks really unbalanced and never understood the rationale behind wearing one earring. Most folks are wearing earrings in both ears now-a-days.
Jamie
Originally Posted by Malori Cross
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At one time or another I've worn all my fem earrings in boy mode. Large hoops, giant hoops, dangles, colors... you name it. I thought they looked out of place, but hoped it was just a matter of getting used to them. I didn't find that to be the case. Some might be able to pull it off, but not me. I have no idea why the same earrings tha I love in fem mode just don't "transition" into boy mode. They just don't. Of all the things I do in a genderbending mood, big flashy earrings are, to me, the least transitionable. Big roller-set hair, OK. Girly tops, OK. Girl's jeans, really OK. Heels, OK. Makeup, OK. Big flash earrings... ridiculous! I don't understand it, I just know that's (unfortunately) how it is.
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