Why do some men wear more jewelry than women


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OverAnalyzer is offline OverAnalyzer Post #1  July 14,2009, 5:56pm
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and does it mean anything? I know a few men that have their ears pierced, wear a necklace, bracelet, big fat ring on right hand ring finger, and watch. And they date women.

Why? What does it mean? Do you men accessorize like that?
 
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Asset class diversification.

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B/c they're stuck in the 70's.
 
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For me the most I have warn was 4 rings, a necklace and a watch.
The rings were divided between my pinky finger and ring finger on each hand. The right hand indicated my academic and professional life, my ring finger had my HS ring and my pinky had an iron ring. This is a Canadian thing and it is worn by engineers. On my left I had a ring on my pinky cause it was a gift that my gf gave to me as a joke. Then on the anniversary she gave me a ring and a necklace with which I could either wear the ring on the necklace (my idea) or just wear the ring. Watch is self explanatory.

Now I just wear my iron ring
 
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Their milkshake brings the girls to the yard.

The shiniest, sparkliest male shines like a beacon of bling in the sea of less adorned bucks.

I really have no idea, but I liked the question and wanted to reply.
 
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that's actually a deal breaker for me. i hate it!!!!!! it's such a turn off. especially when they wear necklaces or pinky rings. they look like extras for the sopranos. all they need is a burgundy tracksuit!
 
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It's called the "BLING" it's how people see an image of someone that they admire and think is cool and want to dress like them to be cool too!

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These guys definitely have an ego problem, one that is super huge. They feel the need to draw attention to themselves and this is their way of doing it. To me it also says he is insecure and most likely immature.
 
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I'm happy to say I haven't come across any of those.

They better stay out of my jewelry drawer!

 
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One guy I knew who wore a lot of jewelry -- not quite Mr. T status, but definitely in the same ballpark -- said it was because his father wore a lot of jewelry. But in general, I have no idea. Other than my wedding band, I've never worn jewelry.
 
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