I'm not metrosexual. I just dress nicely, that's all.
I have a hairbrush in my car so I can brush my hair so that I don't look like I just rolled out of bed.
First, there's nothing wrong with being "metrosexual" (they give me the heebie-jeebies worse than the openly gay though).
Understanding the importance of dressing properly and wanting to look presentable doesn't make you one either.
23 called me 'metro' one day. dunno if she was jokin' or not.
I'd keep my hair so short it doesn't need a comb but Mama doesn't like it that way. She said the first two things that attracted her to me was the hair and the Harley..... BUT if ya gotta have it, make it neat or wear a cap, I go the cap route, it's easier and I'm lazy.
What's the polar opposite of a metro?
Polar opposite is a slob
I prefer the happy medium where the guy wears clean clothes, can dress up nice for an event or a special evening but is ok running around town in jeans, a hoodie, runners and a baseball hat. I don't wanna curl up on the couch and watch a movie with someone in dresspants and a collared shirt all the time, hoodies and such are much more cuddling friendly.
Oh, and I'm beginning to wonder if Altron doesn't fall slightly under some other umbrella along with metro...cause guys can SO be metro and still wear jeans and such...not levis usually but still jeans.
Fair play.
Is your hair kinda unruly?
It looked like it might be from that pic!
I guess i average halfway, but spend more time in the zones either side ... between charmingly roguishly scruffy .. and when needed ..smart or well turned out ...
i like the latter for it's occasionality .. sense of event etc ... and if you are going to do it, do it well ...
It's amazing the difference in me from not having shaved for a few days wearing whatever, to a good fresh wet shave and shower and evening wear ...
I'm not like obsessive or anything. I'll brush my hair in the morning, and several times during the day, but I don't go out of my way to find mirrors or shit like that.
I don't brush my hair.