I don't know about it being comparable to men wearing skirts, unless
you mean kilts.

"skirts" are specifically designed for women, and that borders on
cross dressing. I personally don't feel that a desire to wear a toe
ring necessarily means a desire to femininize.

But yeah, something tells me you're right that women probably
wouldn't flat out flock to a place to talk about 1 specific bit of
jewelry.

Those anklets are nice. But I don't know about on a guy, personally.
I wish I currently had a girlfriend I could get one of them for
though. A girl I used to see recommended an anklet to me. My first
inclination was silver. Afterall, what's more masculine than metal,
chrome, and silver? lol But she had a rather strong (and negative)
reaction to that idea. She said that, especially with my toe ring
(and buffed nails) that going with a silver chain anklet (most
especially if it's a thin, elegant/dainty chain) would be too
feminine and a bad idea. Perhaps because I am not a feminine guy in
appearance or personality. Either way, she recommended hemp and/or
leather. She did love my ring and the fact that I wore it though. And
apparently supported my interest in foot decoration. :)


--- In toe_rings@..., Robin Mÿfffffcller
<robbietom2001@y...> wrote:
>
> I guess women do not make a big deal of wearing toe rings as these
are classiefied as female jewelry however us wearing toe rings still
is not very common. I think it is comparable to men wearing skirts,
only few women would make it the focus of a discussion.
>
> Just had a look at the anklets Gary mentioned and they really
look great.
>
>
>
> Gary <gary@c...> schrieb:
> I usually buy mine at shelbysfootjewels.com or else toerings.com,
> shelbys is probably the best. Sometimes i wear 3 or 4 toerings on
each
> foot, but usually just one on each foot, i also have anklets which
i
> also got from shelbys, they make a coed version that can be worn by
> either men or women. i also find painting my toes can be very cool
> also, i've used metallic green, but right now i have on a beige
type
> color, it's not really noticeable, but it makes them look a lot
> better, i've never really heard any comments from people, i think
most
> people don't care or don't even pay attention to what anyone else
is
> wearing. anyway thats all i have to say right now, but lets hear
from
> some women, it seems the guys are doing all the talking most of the
> time.
>
>
>
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