pinky
Everyone should be allowed to wear what they like, so long as you don’t scare the children. I myself used to own a day-glo pink anarok, which was a must for any occasion where I might be required to bring the party in the fog. However, when men dress themselves in pink, without any trace of irony or glo-sticks, i do wonder if something has happened to the price of mirrors. I think I find it particularly bothering because it is now a colour usually worn by the type of people who, five to ten years ago, would have had difficulty not yelling “FAGGOT” at so much as a pink tie. So, if asked, I would usually advise against wearing a pastel pink jumper if the request was made by a fellow male. However, if the request is from a male whilst his wife is wearing leggings in the same shade of pink, they deserve to look stupid.
