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From: ellen@reed.UUCP (Ellen Eades)
Newsgroups: net.women.only
Subject: Re: new topic
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Date: Tue, 29-Jan-85 23:14:19 EST
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Posted: Tue Jan 29 23:14:19 1985
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I don't know whether or not this is typical, but
(being a romantic at heart) I prefer men who like
to wear costumes rather than just clothes.  This can
range from gorgeous & colorful SCA garb to a full-sleeved
poet's/pirate's shirt to a Levi jacket with a bunch
of weird buttons.  I really regret the passing of the
'60's feeling that men can wear flower-print shirts just
as well as women.  There's a lot more room for individual
expression in colorful clothes, and more insight into the
man's character.  Personally, if I see a man wearing charcoal
gray and oatmeal every day, I avoid him like the plague.  Men,
as well as women, express themselves through clothes.  The
idea of befriending a charcoal gray personality .... yrrch.