Showing posts with label men. Show all posts
Showing posts with label men. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

5 Guys You Don't Need to Date


We’ve all met them, been dazzled by them, or completely repulsed by them. Regardless of what your type is these guys come in all forms. Unfortunately we don’t know how to avoid or resist them. Dating is getting even more difficult as the weeks go on. Not only are there commitment phobes, but the whole game is changing as fast as what’s trending on Twitter. Here are a few red flags to warn you about the types of guys they are and how they’re most likely not going to change if anything were to happen. Sorry ladies.

1.       He always lets you pay for the bill (split or whole)

 

Okay so I know we live in a world where women are just as independent as men and are well established working career women but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be wined and dined. As I say wined and dined I don’t meant this should be throughout the whole dating experience at expensive restaurants, but if a women decides to pay at the beginning of the relationship you’ll be setting the tone and more often than not you will be used and taken advantage of.

 

2.       He’s in his late twenties and still lives at home


 

 If he’s still living at home and he’s over 25 maybe 26 then he’s never going to grow up. I understand if he’s in a post-grad or doctorate program and he needs to save money, but if he’s working and just sponging off his parents for laundry and home cooked meals every night it’s time to say buh-bye. You need a man ladies not a boy.

 

3.       He wants you to pick up after him
 

 

As stated in number 2, if he wants to be taken care of (and that’s fine to take care of your man within reason) you are not his maid or his mommy. You are his partner. You don’t need to be picking up after him, cleaning up his messes, and scolding him during an argument. This will only get worse in the future and the romantic relationship dynamic will be lost.

 

4.       He doesn’t like the phone

 

 

I’m sorry, but during the courting stages of the relationship you better have your phone with you dude. It’s not even about being clingy or not responding to a text, it’s just common courtesy and respect. If he doesn’t like to call or respond to text messages then this will only get worse if you guys start dating exclusively. If he’s gone out for the night and doesn’t bother checking in, then you shouldn’t be worrying when your partner doesn’t care enough to let you know everything is cool and he's alright.

 

5.       He doesn’t know what he’s looking for


 

 

He tells you he’s infatuated with you and loves being with you every minute and then when you part ways you don’t hear from him for two weeks. Then when you’re together again, everything is fine and it continues like that for five days and he tells you you’re amazing. More often than not if he’s not fully committing to you he doesn’t want to be with you no matter what he says. If a guy wants to be with you he’ll be with you.

So there you have it. A little summary of the guys you should stay away from, break away from or don't even go near them.

-Kayla Ragone*

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

SUMMER HOICES FOR MEN





Though men’s fashion is much more conservative than women’s, that doesn’t mean that there is no change at all. From traditional outfits to the more audacious ones, there are plenty of opportunities for the modern man to make a fashion statement. This season, especially, clothes that men wear can be exciting and bold.

Every designer knows that classic pieces and ensembles never go out of style. As another trend of the day fades and is replaced by something else, classic wear stands the test of time. Leather jackets and trench coats are a classic combination of chic and formal that never goes out of style. Shades of beige and camel are also always current. Turtlenecks still bring the flair and keep in the warmth as they have been doing for at least a century. To bring together the complete look, wear a bowler, fedora, or even the knit ski cap (if it suits the occasion).

A classic style from the last year continuing to surge in popularity is military. Parkas in shades of grey and beige are the way to stay warm this year. Bomber jackets also remain a popular choice, and they go quite well with combat boots. Camouflage clothing is still in, and don’t worry – it won’t look out of place in a street setting.

If you are looking for an edgier, more rugged look, then the currently stylish rocker look (leather pants and a ripped t-shirt) might be up your alley. If you fancy the working man’s style, then try wearing a flannel work shirt. By coupling it with the ever-reliable blue jeans and heavy boots you will get one of the chicest looks of the season.


This year men’s fashion runs the whole gamut from classic to cutting-edge. There is sure to be a look there to appeal to men from all walks of life.