Do LGBTQ+ folks buy a lot more clothes than others?

[JackOfNoTrades]

I was shopping for a shirt last week and notice a big advertisement in the window of Men's Warehouse showing a couple of homosexuals- looked like they were getting gay married- and modeling the store's clothes.

I was thinking that who would else would want to buy clothes to make themselves look gay except for someone taking it in the caboose? I certainly wouldn't wear clothes that I thought made me look like a homo.

The only thing I could think of is that the LGBTQ+ community just spends a lot more on clothes than Normative people.

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That's marketing in action.
HInt....it isn't marketed at you.

 

[1srelluc]

I have three or four outfits for "other than daily wear" and the rest of the time I wear the same brand and style of sweat pants and T-shirts with some variation in color. I'm with Einstein. It's easier. I don't wear socks. I wear lined crocs.

I no longer have any reason to draw any attention to myself, which we all know is definitely not the truth with the alphabet mafia.

And besides simplifying life, dressing the way I do saves a ton of money, which I get to spend on far more interesting stuff, like books and donations to local food banks and Veterans' concerns.


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OK stinky foot.

I swear, I bought a pair of those and after a couple days I could not stand them due to the smell.

I washed/dried them and tried wearing them with a pair of thin cotton socks....That lasted about three days before they started stinking so I did the same thing only that time I soaked them in a bucket with a couple of caps of Lysol overnight....That seemed to do the trick as I had no more issues with the smell.

Must have been something in the "fur" they used. They are just fine now.....Wearing them now in fact.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

OK stinky foot.

I swear, I bought a pair of those and after a couple days I could not stand them due to the smell.

I washed/dried them and tried wearing them with a pair of thin cotton socks....That lasted about three days before they started stinking so I did the same thing only that time I soaked them in a bucket with a couple of caps of Lysol overnight....That seemed to do the trick as I had no more issues with the smell.

Must have been something in the "fur" they used. They are just fine now.....Wearing them now in fact.

Good tactic for keeping them sanitary!

I have many pairs of the liners and I only wear them once before washing them. I do put a few drops of Thieves oil on the clean liners to kill off any microscopic invaders.

They're perfect for me because I like the warmth of socks but cannot stand anything that fits tightly around my ankles.


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[HeyNorm]

1) How did you know they were a gay couple?

2) Do you think only of the sex they are having when you see a straight couple? If not, why not?

Because straight is the default of nature. Everything else is fetish.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Rightwing bigots are frightened by diversity and expressions of individual liberty, as usual.

 

[Natural Citizen]

I was shopping for a shirt last week and notice a big advertisement in the window of Men's Warehouse showing a couple of homosexuals- looked like they were getting gay married- and modeling the store's clothes.

I was thinking that who would else would want to buy clothes to make themselves look gay except for someone taking it in the caboose? I certainly wouldn't wear clothes that I thought made me look like a homo.

But yet...you were shopping where there were big advertisements in the window for clothes for a couple of homos.

Did you buy a shirt? Lemme see it. I'll tell you if you're a homo or not.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Rightwing bigots are frightened by diversity and expressions of individual liberty, as usual.

Good to see you've been practicing those talking points.


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