The Metro look

ANIRBAN

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HI there...

These days the ladies are attracted more to the m,etro Look and hang around with guys who are feminine and very submissive so that the ladies can rule over them. I have a swimmer's built with strong shoulders and dress up in a very manly fashion and I do the DJ suave things and all but I cant wear body tight T-shirt and have thin hanger like shoulder and sport the Metro Look!

Are the ladies bored with the Manly presence? why they are running after the feminine and backbone less men who have suddenly cropped up all over the city wearing Gay fashion brands and looking Metro!!

Will the DJ skills work on those ladies too who are attracted to the Metro people?
 
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SELF-MASTERY

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Please don't tell me that you want to look prissy just to make byatches happy?

Real men never go out of style.
 

Eccentric

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It's not about the looks, but rather the attitude. These guys are chasing a trend. It wouldn't matter what they wear, but it's so wide spread now that you're fooled into thinking that it's their clothes doing the work for them.
 

madgame

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I think you're exaggerating a bit. I've noticed this trend, too, but I don't sport the metro-look either and probably have a rather manly presence (being 6'3-6'4 and rather muscular) and obviously there's still a 'market' for me...actually I have the impression, that most girls still do like the manly look...and most girls I know actually think the (exaggerated) metro look looks gay (and by that I mean your everyday college girls), though most don't seem to dislike a light metro look ;-) I think that's mostly due to girls wanting to see some flesh too, though ;-)

Anyways, I highly doubt there are many girls who would want me to dress more 'metro' (I wear like loose/(slight) baggy pants and polo shirts, stuff like that...without going for pink colors or changing my hair style every month like David B. though)
 

madgame

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I think eccentric put it pretty well...I mean I'm pretty good friends with 2 girls, I have a sister and know a few of her friends pretty well..i've dated girls before... and I know when I was younger (in my teens) and would wear mad baggy stuff my sister and her best friend would try to get me to wear clothes that are a little more 'body-fit' and it was obvious they didn't like the way I'd dress..lol... but nowadays, I do still wear lose to baggy pants (not real baggy) and put on shirts that have some class and style..like polo shirts (in NORMAL colors!!lol) or body fit v-shirts (I don't mean really tight..just a bit more body fit if u get what i mean)....and all of them seem to like the way I dress..and like I said a lot of times I actually do hear (your average college) girls comment on the (exaggerated) metro look (way too tight clothes, pink shirts, etc.) in a negative way...
 

What happens, IN HER MIND, is that she comes to see you as WORTHLESS simply because she hasn't had to INVEST anything in you in order to get you or to keep you.

You were an interesting diversion while she had nothing else to do. But now that someone a little more valuable has come along, someone who expects her to treat him very well, she'll have no problem at all dropping you or demoting you to lowly "friendship" status.

Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.

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metro is out

according to Cosmo Radio, the manly look is back in and the metro look is OUT.....
 
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