Fingernails polished

[+ sf westcoaster]

I will take nail polish any day over a body of random tats!

[Marc in Calif]

34 minutes ago, Charlie said:

I can get past nail polish with no problem. Lipstick, eye shadow and false eyelashes are harder.

Exactly right

Lips and eyes — along with chest and butt and crotch — are primary to an intimate encounter with a provider. 

The color of finger nails? That doesn't concern me in the least. However, I'd prefer blue or green shades. Glow in the dark? That would just make a session even more fun! 

Edited December 19, 2022 by Marc in Calif

[Scott Virginian]

52 minutes ago, Marc in Calif said:

Glow in the dark? That would just make a session even more fun! 

I hadn't thought about that, and now I'm actually a little turned on...  oooh.

When someone is running their hands over my bod, I would much rather see polished nails than bitten/chewed ones.  That's a huge buzz kill.

Edited December 19, 2022 by Scott Virginian

[Todd Jenkins]

52 minutes ago, sf westcoaster said:

I will take nail polish any day over a body of random tats!

And this is why everyone is entitled to their own tastes and likes - I LOOOOOVE TATS!!!

Although, historically, tats are seen as masculine on a man. Fingernail polish is not.

[Todd Jenkins]

54 minutes ago, Marc in Calif said:

The color of finger nails? That doesn't concern me in the least.

Again, this is why it's great we can all choose what we like and dislike. 

[Rudynate]

15 hours ago, coriolis888 said:

Sorry to disagree.  

The other day I rented a car and the guy waiting on me was exceptionally handsome and masculine.  But - - -  he had nail polish on his finger nails.  

I know some people find nothing wrong with that.  However, when a guy works with the public and has nail polish on his fingers, it tells me he wants to be different and also tells me has not much to do with his time.  

After I was finished with the rental paperwork, I waited outside for the car to be brought to the pick up area.  A couple not known to me was also waiting for a car to be brought up for them.  The wife of the couple said to her husband, "Honey, did you see that man's finger nail polish?  How silly he looks."

I could not help but laugh at her comment.  

So, I guess fingernail polish is not accepted by all.  
 

But also, she just dismissed it as silly - no drama, nothing personal, she didn't come to any conclusions about his character or the way he used his time., or whether it was bad that he was trying to be different. 

[Chancealot]

4 hours ago, KensingtonHomo said:

Where did I say a client had to hire an escort with nail polish? 

I didn't. I'm saying we do not need threads where people tell us what they don't like about guys they're not going to hire. All these threads do is yuck other people's yum. I actually agree that a provider showing up looking substantially different than their photos can be a deal breaker. I doubt I'd include nail polish because I either like it or am neutral about it. 

People share their thoughts in threads 

you saying “we don’t need” is really you saying it.

you also said matter of factly that nail polish is just like “cutting your hair, tanning, dieting or working out.”  Which I’m certain the vast majority would suggest is silly 

So slow your roll 

Edited December 19, 2022 by Chancealot

[+ KensingtonHomo]

21 minutes ago, Chancealot said:

you saying “we don’t need” is really you saying it.

you also said matter of factly that nail polish is just like “cutting your hair, tanning, dieting or working out.”  Which I’m certain the vast majority would suggest is silly 

I think my roll is at the correct speed. Yes, me saying "we don't need" is a value judgment. 

Lastly, nail care is grooming or self-care, just like the other things I cited. You can literally get your hair cut, tan and your nails manicured at most salons. 

[Todd Jenkins]

9 minutes ago, KensingtonHomo said:

I think my roll is at the correct speed. Yes, me saying "we don't need" is a value judgment. 

Lastly, nail care is grooming or self-care, just like the other things I cited. You can literally get your hair cut, tan and your nails manicured at most salons. 

And, we don't need you telling us that it's not ok for us to not be attracted to something we aren't attracted to. 

[+ KensingtonHomo]

1 hour ago, Todd Jenkins said:

And, we don't need you telling us that it's not ok for us to not be attracted to something we aren't attracted to. 

Please cite the sentence where I said you must be attracted to something you're not. You cannot because that is not my point and has not been my point. 

I haven't started a thread called, "Six pack abs" which details why I don't find them attractive. I haven't posted that men with poorly groomed feet are disgusting, or that guys who don't wear deodorant smell bad. Those are things I find unattractive to completely repellent that other members of this forum enjoy.  

Yet I not only have never started a thread about those things, I rarely even mention them if someone posts about a provider with those qualities. It's really simple to just have your preferences and ignore things you don't find appealing. 

 

[+ nycman]

It’s not my thing, but I can get passed it.

I struggle more with long hair and feminine bodies. 

de gustibus non est disputandum

[Walt]

18 hours ago, coriolis888 said:

There are many things I read that I do not like but I do not respond with insults to the author.

So are you suggesting that it would have been preferable if LookingAround had voiced his comment it in the third person as a statement by a random generic person representing the heartfelt  honesty of Middle America and had written something more like this:

"I was sitting in a coffee shop, and I happened to have my screen open to your statement. A couple not known to me happened to see it.  The wife of the couple said to her husband,  'Honey, did you see that man's comments?  How close-minded that lady at the car rental place sounds. I wish people would just stop yucking other people's yums.' I could not help but laugh at her comment. "

Edited December 19, 2022 by Walt
typo in my syntax!

[coriolis888]

59 minutes ago, Walt said:

So are you suggesting that it would have been preferable if LookingAround had voiced his comment it in the third person as a statement by a random generic person representing the heartfelt  honesty of Middle America and had written something more like this:

"I was sitting in a coffee shop, and I happened to have my screen open to your statement. A couple not known to me happened to see it.  The wife of the couple said to her husband,  'Honey, did you see that man's comments?  How close-minded that lady at the car rental place sounds. I wish people would just stop yucking other people's yums.' I could not help but laugh at her comment. "

Your post merely joins the previous nonsense already presented by "@LookingAround" copied and quoted immediately below:

"@Coriolis888 that same woman speaking to her husband would have a few choice words to say to her husband about your activities, I imagine, if she only knew. Try and be a little more open minded, I invite you." 

_____________________________________

If you go back to my original post, I merely reported on a conversation I witnessed at a car rental agency concerning a male worker there that was wearing fingernail polish on his nails. 

Your buddy went off track from the thread subject and posted his above inappropriate quoted nonsense.  

For reasons well known to you, you decided to continue with his inappropriate behavior and go further off topic with this thread.  

Grow up and stay on the subject of this thread.  

This thread is about "fingernails polished" but with your comment and the prior comment from your forum buddy, the two posts are off topic.    

In other words, stick to the thread subject matter rather than expand on a nonsensical hypothesis.   

[dbar123]

I enjoy it when the escort files his nails down smooth so he can massage my hole without scratching me. Generally I’ve noticed that guys with nail polish tend to have nails that are “scratchy”

[pubic_assistance]

My wife has her nails done with a clear polish . I think that looks nice because it looks natural . I think that would look ok on a guy too. (Although I don't do it myself). I'm pretty sure I would find any colored nail polish on a man to be a huge turn off (unless it was black and he had a bit of a punk/ rock-n'-roll vibe going on).  

[Todd Jenkins]

5 hours ago, coriolis888 said:

In other words, stick to the thread subject matter rather than expand on a nonsensical hypothesis.   

Why did I read this in the voice of Mary Poppins? LOLOLOLOLOL

[Thelatin]

On 12/19/2022 at 6:37 AM, Italiano said:

I was a teenager in the 70s and sometimes I had longish hair,

I had this going on in the 80’s - time has taken care of this issue with no help from me  

[+ MakeMeCowboy]

Polish is fine if the provider is a bottom or versatile.... not so much for tops 😆

[JamesB]

To be honest, as long as they are clean and well kept, I couldn’t care less.

[Whippoorwill]

One of the reasons I like young gentlemen is they give me a window into what's current, and help keep me young, if only by proximity. I have one young man who is a muscle god, tall, dark and handsome, and sizzlingly hot. Every time I see him I look forward to seeing if his hair is long or short, what color(s) it might be, what color his finger and toe nails might be, etc. Sometimes I like the look, sometimes not. But these details are transitory, and to me, just one aspect of the whole package. He says, "I am exploring both my male and female sides, celebrating multiple aspects of gender identity. Ignite your engine and join the journey." At my age I am not going on that journey, but am happy for him that he is free enough to explore. 

[+ KensingtonHomo]

6 hours ago, Whippoorwill said:

One of the reasons I like young gentlemen is they give me a window into what's current, and help keep me young, if only by proximity. I have one young man who is a muscle god, tall, dark and handsome, and sizzlingly hot. Every time I see him I look forward to seeing if his hair is long or short, what color(s) it might be, what color his finger and toe nails might be, etc. Sometimes I like the look, sometimes not. But these details are transitory, and to me, just one aspect of the whole package. He says, "I am exploring both my male and female sides, celebrating multiple aspects of gender identity. Ignite your engine and join the journey." At my age I am not going on that journey, but am happy for him that he is free enough to explore. 

What a lovely point of view. I find men, in general, view people's physicality purely by whether or not it gets their dick hard. Honestly, it's childish and objectifying. I'm a Gen Xer and I admit I don't always resonate with what "the kids" are into. But I can look at someone like Timothee Chalamet, whom I feel zero sexual desire for, and know that he's aesthetically quite beautiful. I could say the same about tons of people of every gender who do not turn me on. 

I wonder how many of you here with these exacting standards are or have been in decades-long relationships. I suspect not many, as people age and our bodies change, and sometimes our tastes in clothing or how we wear our hair (or if we have hair) change. So, something as simple as nail polish being a deal breaker makes me think these guys don't have the (pardon the pun) versatility to be with another human being for 20 or 30 years. 

[Boaxxx]

I wouldn't send him away but on the inside I'd would be rolling my eyes. Just not my thing, not a fan of the polish. Man bun doesn't bother me but the colored nail polish definitely does.

Edited March 9 by Boaxxx

[Boaxxx]

On 12/18/2022 at 7:58 PM, LookingAround said:

For guys breaking norms (and laws and in many cases marriage oaths) by hiring escorts many of you are — dare I say — awfully narrow minded and judgmental. 
 

@coriolis888that same woman speaking to her husband would have a few choice words to say to her husband about your activities, I imagine, if she only knew. Try and be a little more open minded, I invite you. 

It's simply a preference. You can be open minded and at the same time not care for a current tread.

[Milo Janus]

As one already posited:  What if he showed up with lipstick on?  Because you know it's coming.

Edited March 9 by Milo Janus

[+ Coolwave35]

On 12/19/2022 at 2:59 PM, KensingtonHomo said:

I think my roll is at the correct speed. 

I laughed too loud at this. I can’t wait to use it in real life.