Since when did it become acceptable for men to wear pink? Pink has traditionally been a woman's color, always has and always will be. Under no circumstances should it be acceptable for a grown man to wear pink. I know a lot of women will say "A real man is secure enough in his manhood to wear pink and not care what others think or say" Yeah, right. Let's see how well it will go over when a guy comes to a woman wearing more pink than her. She would look at him like he's crazy and brush him off. Traditionally, men never wore pink so why all of a sudden is it the norm for men to wear pink? This is that craziness I see in society on the regular. I started this debate in one of the Facebook groups I participate in and it got pretty heated, which was the intent. You will NEVER, EVER catch Richard wearing pink under no circumstances. My mom asked me that question yesterday about why I don't wear pink and I told her straight up, pink is for women. There are traditional standards of manhood that men are to adhere to and wearing pink, in many man circles goes against manhood. I could care less what the next man does. If he wants to wear pink, that's on him but he can't get upset when other men clown him for it. It's ok to stand out but stand out for the right, not the wrong reason(s). I just feel it's sad how some men have forgotten manly principles/conduct and will wear any & everything with no regards. Men wearing pink has nothing to do with being secure to express themselves however one sees fit; it's about adhering to certain standards of conduct for men and women. Just like you wouldn't see men wearing handbags or hoop earrings (I hope not but you can never tell), men wearing pink should be outlawed.
