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I have to say, I found this thread pretty amusing. I'm from the UK and was fortunate enough to attend university in the US so I've seen both sides of the coin. What's amusing is the difference in how the colour pink is treated from continent to continent. It is a very popular colour in Europe with men and with what women like men in with regards to colours.

There have been a few studies on what colour women prefer men in and pink is nearly always at the top of their list if not "the" colour they prefer on men.

Studies aside, most women I've encountered consider pink a very manly colour in Europe because it says to them, "they are completely comfortable in the sexuality." Cliche maybe.

I got the same response in the US. Maybe it was the accent that went down well but I always got an awesome response when I was all "Britished" up in a pink shirt or something. They seemed to love the colour and laughed at other guys who wouldn't wear it for fear of thinking they'd look teh ghey.

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im from europe...im perfectly comfortable in my sexuality/manhood whatever....the color pink still is very very gay to me...and my girlfriend would b.itchslap me if i even considered wearing it...and i would agree with her...nuff said? [img]/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img]

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lol ur "girlfriend"