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What do women think about the guys who like wearing earrings? Like everything else it's a matter of taste (or tolerance?). The reviews are very diverse, they are of all kinds. The reviews depend on culture, education and the environment of course.
Women's opinion on men who wear earrings can vary. Some women may find it attractive and stylish, while others may find it off-putting. Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference and it's impossible to say what the majority opinion is. Some women may appreciate a man's creativity when it comes to fashion and enjoy seeing him express himself through his clothing and accessories. Other women may find it too feminine and prefer men to stick to more traditional styles
Here are some of the reviews:
-"I did not think about it. This is the matter of a man's taste and I don't care"
- "Personally I hate it, I do not like men with any jewelry, except of a wedding ring, but this is also not necessary.."
- "I think it's sexy, but still cannot get used to men with two earrings ..."
- "I'm not a fan of Harrison Ford and the style. I don't like it at all."
- "If this suits a guy, that looks cool"
If you are a guy who wears earrings, and this is a part of your style, be ready to meet different points of view. If a girl has no prejudice, she will evaluate the earrings as a part of your image. But when speaking about conservative-minded ladies, your earrings can scare or disgust.
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There are many reasons why women find men with earrings attractive. One of the main reasons is that the earrings help men look confident. Some women believe that a man who wears an earring feels confident in his masculinity (because he has other ways to prove it than just a rejection of the jewelry).
Some women find that it's a sign of a visible sensitive side of men, and this causes their sympathy.
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There are others who believe the same earring to be an attribute of "bad guys", and it leads to passion. Many women think that men's earrings are a symbol of courage and confidence. Anyway most of the women accepting the men's accessory agree that two earrings with diamonds - it is too much. On their point of view the best option is one earring with a small or big diamond or two black / silver earrings of a small size. Large studs in minimalist style are in favor as well. A different popular style today - tunnels, a pretty radical form of jewelry. An earlobe is stretched with a traditional African method. Typically such earrings can be seen worn by the guys who love hard rock, metal and tattoos.
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Women who can not tolerate men with earrings also point to several reasons. Some women are against male earrings because of the religious reasons. There are women who believe earrings to be women's jewelry only, and therefore insist that men with earrings look effeminate. Some associate earrings with homosexuals and weakness. Although men's earrings are not associated with homosexuals anymore.
Like any other man you like to be attractive for women. And there always will be those who like men's earrings, and those who do not like them. But you only decide whether to wear earrings or not, regardless of the views. It's your style, man
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To me… men that wear earrings isn’t masculine. I prefer a manly man! Also I prefer a man with hair on his head! I realize some are naturally bald and can’t help that but shaving your head is different. Along with shaving and leaving a patch of hair that looks like a toupee! Grow up and be a leader not a follower..,
I’m a married heterosexual dude in my late 50’s. I’ve always wanted to get my ear pierced but never had the nerve to do it.
A few years ago, I spent a weekend with my 5 closest college friends & to my surprise two of them arrived sporting newly pierced ears. I came home realizing I wanted to get my ear pierced.
I told my wife I wanted to pierce my ear &. to my surprise & delight, we finally decided my left ear was going to be pierced.
I’m a bi male in my early 60’s, ever since I was a teenager I have always wanted to get my ear(s) pierced and grow my hair out. But I was worried about my family and friend making comments behind my back as though there was something wrong with me. However this year I couldnt give a S**t what they think and got my ears pierced and I have a small selection of studs, hoops etc and love changing then weekly. I’m going to get a second peircing in each ear and a helix peircing soon. My life for me not what otherz think.
I am a heterosexual woman and I personally would never date a man who wears earrings, clear nail polish, pinkie or thumb rings, and carries a “mans” purse because they are all girlie in my opinion. They are all a complete turnoff for me. I prefer a manly man who smells good and is polished. Men don’t need anything extra, just keep it simple. Don’t follow celebrities.
I am a heterosexual woman and I personally would never date a man who wears earrings, clear nail polish, pinkie or thumb rings, and carries a “mans” purse because they are all girlie in my opinion. They are all a complete turnoff for me. I prefer a manly man who smells good and is polished. Men don’t need anything extra, just keep it simple. Don’t follow celebrities.
I’m a straight married male in my late 50’s. Ever since I was a teenager, I have always wanted to get my ear pierced.
Last year, out of no where, my college friends arrived all sporting a newly pierced left ear, it brought all rhose college times back to me
informative and insightful. It provided a balanced perspective on the topic, discussing various viewpoints and cultural influences. I appreciated the exploration of individual preferences and the encouragement for self-expression. Overall, it was a thought-provoking read that shed light on a fascinating aspect of personal style and societal norms.
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It was interesting to read about the diverse range of thoughts women have on men wearing earrings, from embracing individuality to perceiving it as a fashion statement. The article provided a balanced view, allowing readers to develop their own understanding. Overall, it was a captivating exploration of a subject that often sparks debate.
I think that it depends on the woman or yang girl and the context. Some women or yang ladies may think that it is attractive-glamor and stylish to see a man wearing dangle earring, while others may find it off-putting. In general, it seems that women are becoming more open to seeing men wear earrings, particularly if it is a small dangle earring or simple stud. Ultimately, it is up to the individual to decide how they feel about it.
Hello 👋 I am 59 My family say no to me about earrings and some things are wrong with me but I’m going to get My ears pierced soon and live My life for me Love the bigger ones I am gay and free for me to come out of the woods and be myself
It’s has been over three years since my then pre-teen son & finally took the plunge & got both of our ear’s pierced.Q
I’m still working from home & am able to always wear my silver hoop earring in each ear. My wife finally loves I’m able to finally wear it.
Three years later, my son has now completely morphed into someone else. Thanks to he friends, he has now has an earring in both ears & he only wears solid t-shirts & checkered Vans (I think he now has at 7 pairs of checkered Vans).
I must confess..after he leaves I will go into his closet & find a pair for myself. Never too young to wear those kicks
It has now been a little over three years since my then pre-teen son & I took the plunge & got both ears pierced.
It’s been awesome ride for both of us.
My son went from a shy kid in soccer clothes to now always wearing really cool T-shirts & checkered Vans. Thanks to his friends he now has over 7 pairs of Vans.
As for me, I’m still able to work from home & still sporting a silver hoop in each ear. Now my teenage son & I are the same shoe size, I’m recapturing my youth & wearing his checkered Vans
It has now been a little over three years since my then pre-teen son & I took the plunge & got both ears pierced.
It’s been awesome ride for both of us.
My son went from a shy kid in soccer clp
F…..what mfkers think, say, or how they feel about me.
I live for me and not for anyone else.
I have both my ears pierced and proudly wear my my black diamond studs.
No, I’m not a homosexual.
I’m reading a lot of these comments and they me sick.
Didn’t Jesus say, “He who is without sin. Can cast the first stone”?
What gives anyone of y’all the right to past judgment on a man who decides he wants to wear an earring or earrings??
When I was 11 or 12 years old I asked my parents if I could have my ears pierced. I was told clearly it was only for “gays & girls” and I would not be getting them pierced under any circumstances.
I desire to have pierced ears never went away, when I was 46 I had my left ear pierced and wore a small black stud, a few people made the odd disparaging comment but most were totally accepting and many said they really liked it. I’ve recently had my right ear pierced as well and again had several compliments.
I wish I had ignored that narrow minded advice all those years ago, wearing earrings makes me feel happy and confident, every time I see them in the mirror they make me smile, my wife really likes them too. If you’re thinking about having your ears pierced – go for it, do what makes you happy and don’t be driven by so called social norms or stereotypes. Once they have healed you can take the studs out and no one will even know.
Men’s earrings worn by tradition:
Earlier and even today, a (golden) earring is traditionally worn by sailors and men when they have bypassed or crossed Cape Horn.
In Switzerland (Appenzeller country) there belongs to the traditional Appenzeller men’s costume a golden earring with a kl. Schuefle-Trowel worn by the men in the right ear.
On the East Frisian North Sea coast (eg island Norderney) many men from the tradition still wear golden sailors’ earrings.
Also on Urk (Netherlands) which belongs there to the Dutch Bible Belt – sailor’s earrings are also widely used by (Christian) men.
In Germany belongs to the divide – the traditional guild clothing / costume of a journeyman, an earring that is worn on the left ear during the years of travel (Walz).
The Cossacks in Russia used to have a man’s earring to mark the man in a family. According to this Cossack custom, the earring was worn in the left ear of the last son and in the right of the last man in the family. Two earrings in both ears said that he was the only child in the family. According to the way in which the earring was worn, the commander decided who he would send in the fight.
I love a man with dangle earring in both ears. Very confident men. Sexy.
I saw this guy with two dangle earring a tatoo on his neck and in a dress shirt. Big smile. So hot.
Being a husband, father, adventurer, seeker-of-knowledge, and business owner are what drive me, not the opinions of others on trivial matters such as titanium in my ears. My wife and I allowed our 11yo son to get his ears pierced at his request. He likes to express his individuality and has had to learn to handle negative feedback from some of his peers. It has been a great life lesson on differing opinions. I had an old single-ear piercing not used in many years and got the itch to complete the set. My wife cheered me on, so I got it done and I’m loving the decision. If I tire of earrings, I’ll pull them out and still be the exact same person. I understand how appearance can affect attraction. That’s normal, but if a man having piercings triggers you to make strong negative assumptions about his character, maybe a little self-reflection on how you measure your fellow humans is in order.
I just hit 50 and found myself going thru a divorce so my confidence is low. I am 6ft1 285lbs and loads of tattoos. I have been wearing earrings of and on 30 years.
I am a paramedic,/firefighter as well as a CPhT, I am put off by some of the comments in the thread. It’s 2021 and still so many close minded people.
Well thank you to those leaving positivity I appreciate you. And I am going to rock my silver hoops, ty again, everyone be blessed.
I got my left ear pierced age 15 in 1985 and have worn an earring in it ever since. At 18 l got a 2nd piercing in my left ear and age 27 l got my right ear pierced.
2 years ago l took the second earring out of my left ear and mainly wear a 3mm gold cz stud in each ear at the grand old age of 51. I am blessed to look a lot younger than l am and have never regretted getting my ears pierced. I am 100% hetrosexual and masculine in what l wear clothes wise.
Finally if you are a guy whose thinking of piercing his ears (or ear) then all l can say is go for it.
I had my left ear done at the age of 55 when I exited the coat and tie world. I made up a story about losing a bet in a poker game as I did not what to admit that I wanted to have it done. I wore a small gold hoop for about 12 years and then switched to a small larger gauge silver hoop for a more heavier look. About 3 years later I quit wearing an earring as I thought only one looked unbalanced but I did not have the confidence to get my right ear pierced. I put a stud in once a month to keep the hole open. Five years later after major cancer surgery and turning 75 I was in a tattoo shop looking at jewelry again and told the piercer that I was thinking about having my right ear done too. He asked if it was something I wanted today and I just said yes!. Had my right ear pierced and the left one opened . I was elated! I think everyone i knew was so accustomed to one that they did not even notice a second. I am much happier with the look and I feel balanced. I also feel much more confident that I finally have a small stud in both ears.
I always did think one ear was stupid as people have two ears.
The Bible verse quote is not true and that is also why the Bible says let your women be silent in the churches. “The woman should wear nothing, which pertains, to the man. And the man should not put on a woman’s garment” is the verse.
Ilove ladies with piercings because ihave also mine nice in both ears ihappens to buy apair of ear rings i just insert into the holes of my right and left ear unlike in right or left ear hole only hence making me attractive to ladies.
I’m in my mid 50’s & a happily married guy. It’s now been over two years since (with my awesome wife’s blessing) I finally pierced both my ears. Since my initial piercing, I’ve been wearing a silver hoop earring in both ears.
Last year, our normally shy preteen son asked if he could get his ear pierced. We discussed & agreed to let him do it. Now father & son are sporting jewelry in both our ears.
I always heard that sailors got a gold earring when they crossed the equator in the old sailing ships. I watched old movies & really liked a Baroque Pearl on a thin gold hoop in a guy’s left ear. I’m a 68 year old straight woman. I still like pierced ears on guys.
I really enjoyed this article. If you look at old paintings & archaeological sites ,there are just as many men in earrings as women. I don’t get the Fuss at all.
I’ve been reading these as I have my left ear pierced, and wear a dangly earring frequently. Look, bottom line is that it is 2021, and if people look at an earring, which has been worn by both genders for millennium, as gay or girly, don’t pay attention to it. I’m as straight as you can be, and strive to be what you would call the masculine man. Nothing feminine about earrings (to a degree). Go for it bro, screw what people think. Make it your look.
I’m 20. Just pierced my ears a week ago hammered drunk. Turns out it was a great decision. The chicks love it.
I’m 20. Just pierced my ears a week ago hammered drunk. Turns out it was a great decision. The chicks love it.
Nuts. I’m 60, and have been wearing earrings in both ears for 20 years now, mostly dangles, some of them pretty outrageous. My wife buys me earrings from time to time. I’m not concerned about what other think or “unwritten rules” that people have made up from nothing. Life is too short for nonsense like that.
I immediately think any man is gay who wears earrings 🤮🤮! They are feminine and for women. The Bible makes clear women should not wear men’s things and men should not wear women’s items. Also, that’s common sense. Deuteronomy 22:5. I think it’s so gross and just disgusting when men wear any form of jewelry except for his wedding band.
I got my left and right ears pierced in my teens but stopped wearing earrings altogether around my mid-twenties. I’m 39 now and my preferences may have changed over time.
Sorry guys but earrings on a man are NOT attractive. It makes you look feminine and nobody wants to sleep with a feminine man. I don’t know where all this metrosexual man thing started being trendy but it does not help you build sexual attraction. Obviously you do you and if a women loves you she will still probably deal with it but if you want a woman’s honest opinion then here it is.
I am new to ear rings. I have my ear pierced in July. My wife said I was suffering from mid life crisis for having my ear pierced. I have lost a female friend of over 20 years because of it. Her perception also is from a Christian perspective of men shouldn’t wear what female wear but I pointed how wrong it was as men even in bible times wore ear rings, nose rings and all broaches and all sorts of jewellery. I told her she couldn’t condemn men wearing ear rings based on the bible and if its cultural, many or even most cultures support men wearing all form of rings including ear rings. Her point is its irresponsible for a man to wear ear rings. I asked her if she now sees me as irresponsible and she said yes. Since then she’s stopped talking with me.
As for me, I am just going to do what is good for me and what my conscience deems good. Its my life after all. My kids are even cool with it.
+254793647003: I wear earlobes Studs as a symbol of our tradition and honour of our culture, without them in my ears am like a zombie!
I worked my butt off to get where I’m at and have what I have. I have both ears pierced and I’m 100% straight. I wear diamond studs, because to me it’s a sign of how hard I work. Girls love them
I wish I would give a fuck about somebody’s opinion, and. That’s just in general. You only live once why live it pleasing someone else
i got both my ears pierced both diamond princess cut studs and still be getting hoes bottom line earrings get the girls gives off fboy vibes
I have earrings since I was 16 I am now 41 I have to remove for work in the past but my current employers don’t mind. I am straight and married and even my son who is now had his pierced when he was 5.
I got my left ear pierced early this year and I’ve never been so happy. I love it and don’t care about whatever other people think.
Who cares about what other people think ? You only live once in the physical realm, so be who you are. If your friends think you look “gay”, are they true friends ? If a woman hates that you wear an earring of two, would you really want to be with such a judgemental woman anyway ? Live life on your terms and not the terms of others.
I’m transgender woman and love my ears pierced .. I think it makes masculine men looks sexcy n confident n very secure n be whom they are.. it’s 2020 come on. Men started to wear heels and earrings in the beginning . Comes back around full circle .. BE WHO YOU ARE!!!
I wear earrings, AND leather jeans, and tight shiny leggings. And my wife accepts me for both! P.S. I am 100% straight.
Very useful info
Ahaha wow. Can’t believe in 2020 there are people even talking about it being gay. And saying it makes a man look weak? Some of the most accomplished and brutal warriors and leaders of history have worn earrings. That one lady saying she’s afraid the man ’s gonna start raiding her jewelry drawer for earrings, like why not just go for the purse then? lmao.
Personally I think it is too much of a feminine look for me on a man and I don’t want to wake up in the morning next to someone who resembles a female or have another person possibly scrambling in my earring box because he’s trying to find a pair to wear, my thinking is if he’s looking for my earrings what else of mines will he be trying to wear next I think a natural man that is confident without any added accessories to his package is still in and there’s just something about a man that can be himself without all the added bling. My son wears earrings but I have to love him still that is my son and the most important thing is the character of a person, but in relationships unless you are just a friend only then earrings are not acceptable no matter how cute or successful.
I’m a heterosexual male who likes the idea of wearing a single stud earing in one ear but I’m scared of going into school and getting called gay. A lot of women see it as a weakness whereas I just want to express myself in a new way. I think I could pull it off as a masculine feature but im not sure. This post definitely inspired me to just go for it! :)
Y’all niggas gay
I’m 11 and I hope my dad will allow me to peirce at least one of my ears when I turn 12 im not gay I just want to express myself in a new way
I just turned 47 and I am a heterosexual male who has been married for 8 years. I have wanted to pierce my left ear lobe since I was 15 or 16, but I knew my Father wouldn’t approve.
Two weeks ago I finally decided it was time. I can’t wait for the healing process to end so that I can place a small hoop in my ear.
My friends have no understanding of my choice and have called me “gay”, but I don’t care.
I have nothing against homosexuality, as my brother is gay – I actually feel more masculine to be honest!
I love piercings on woman the more the better, I also have both ears pierced and wear them on holiday my girlfriend loves them, wish it was more acceptable, like woman with tattoos
I just got mine and I am happy for it. My family din’t like it at first since I was professional but, as I wear it almost everyday they just got through it. I “dreamed” for it since I was a kid. I was very eager to have my ears pierced but my relatives will get annoyed and somehow get angry at me. Now that I got my left ear pierced (DIY) I just feel confident. Girls do loved it as they say “I look cute”. :)
Would like 2 try but dont have the nerve 2 do it
I have both ears pierced twice, my wife loves them , I always wear earrings & still get a few compliments here and there…..I mostly wear studs but occasionally I wear hoops or dangle earrings…..
I have both ears pierced twice, my wife loves them , I always wear earrings & still get a few compliments here and there…..I mostly wear studs but occasionally I wear hoops or dangle earrings…..
I prefer wearing big hoop earrings, like some women do. I think most people think I’m crazy, but I’m just crazy about hoops. My favorite hoops are 3 inch wide and I really love wearing them. I wish more men would wear such a big hoop, so I won’t be alone about in my style any more.
This was an informative post. I had a discussion with a friend and we disagreed wildly regarding why men pierce their ears. He said to express their feminine side. I said it was to flaunt their success and confidence (macho), with an avant garde, in-your-face style. We also said that black men of wealth (like NFL and NBA players) want to flaunt their status with big diamond earrings. This post revealed the diversity of reasons from men of various ages, lifestyles, etc. Thank you.
I got my left ear pierced when I was about 30 years old. I did it when I was at a biker swap. I always wanted to do it, but I was afraid of the needle. I know that’s silly, but true. I was in the nightclub and music business for majority of my adult life & it’ fit my general image. But I also have a professional career.I was not sure how I would be viewed professionally. It didn’t hold me back. I don’t think anybody really cared. I’m 55 years old now, and still wear a sterling silver small loop on my left ear. Sometimes I take it out for extremely professional moments, but for the most part I keep it in. The women in my life like it, and the men in my life think it is cool. My kids have never seen me any other way. Just a personal thing. It’s a matter of personal preference. Try it. If you don’t like how it if it makes you look, and then take it out. The ear will heal up fine.
I wish I had not gotten mine pierced when I was in my teens. My tastes have changed over the years, and I hate even the small mark that shows I had earrings once. I want my perfect ears back
I also like to wear two silver hoop earrings. In each ear one.
I prefer big hoops, like women wear. The size of the hoops is about 3 inch. When the’re in my ears I feel great. Unfortunately I don’t dare to wear them often, like outside my house. That’s because everybody will think something wrong with me. But that’s not, I’m high educated and totally straight. And because nobody in my environment, men, even wear earrings, I even don’t dare to wear simple studs. Like silver or white-gold balls or half moon balls.
I hope I will ever get over my embarrassment and dare to wear my earrings. But I’m half 40 and can wear for some twenty years earrings (I pierced my ears half 20). So I don’t think it will ever happen.
If you want to wear earrings, wear them. If not, don’t. If you don’t like other men wearing them, don’t look at their ears.
It’s none of anybody’s business except the person who owns the ears.
I got my ears pierced on my 60th birthday and regularly wear silver hoops that are about 1 to 1.5 inches. If I forget them, my wife usually reminds me; I feel naked without them. I don’t spend much time pondering my sexuality; life is too short. The older I get, the more I accept others… unless they’re intolerant of trivialities.
To me i think it’s an assault to us Men because when we get treated like we can’t have anything in this world and everything’s only for the Women Nooo! Everything’s Not they have stuff for Men As Well. I’m Straight and Masculine and i have both of my ears pierced i got my first piercing in my left ear when i was 15 going on 16 then i went back and got the other one when i was 16 going on 17 and today i still have em and i’m 18 going on 19. The reason why i don’t wear them because other people’s point of view. They are always looking at me weird every place i go and having terrible thoughts about me and everytime when i see that it makes me angry and it kinda turns down my style a lot because i’m a type of Guy that likes to have the cool Guy Hip-Hop Look New Style High Class…. I’m Tired of sitting here letting people say and think,telling to not wear something i want to wear that i like. Like if its not on your body Don’t worry about it Simple…..
Both men and women have been wearing earrings in many cultures for thousands of years. It’s just like wearing a ring or necklace
Great post!! I have been wearing a silver hoop earring in both ears now for a little over a year. Wish I had done it sooner..
Great post. I’ve had a silver hoop earring in each ear now for over a year. Absolutely love wearing them.
I wear 4 earrings ( 3 in my left , 1 in my right ) it is not fashion , or religion ,it cultural ( I AM NATIVE AMERICAN , AND BIKER)and I am 41 ,married and my wife loves them on me
I wear my earrings, my boyfriend loves them. I’m a sub bottom and lucky that he allows me to wear them.
Hi ladies I wear earrings in both ears I used just have two in my left but I have one in my right ear aswell. I’m not gay or bi sexual its just fashion I’m 49 this month and still wear them. Its not a statement or anything I just like wearing them.
I do wear both earrings as it look as nice fashion. Men can wear 2 earrings that ok to use it.
i think they look great i love them;)
It’s definitely a great form of self expression. Besides, it’s just a hole in an ear lobe. There are far greater tragedies…
It is mostly black men who are obsessed with showing they have money!
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Gali
May 07, 2024
nice, thanks