Tiercel
Well-known member
Dude, real men don't compliment other men. It's unnecessary. Being real men also, they already know. And we'd never want to say anything that might make us sound gay. Not that there's anything wrong with that. But since we're real men, we should know that a comment neither proves nor disproves our inherent sexuality. Yet we're still insecure enough to worry that someone may think less of us.
Women, being women, need not comment on the men. They'd rather die than sink to our level of staring and giving superficial compliments. And, being women, they know that women appreciate deserved compliments. Saying something like "I really like your necklace" doesn't make a woman sound gay. Women are supposed to say things like that to each other. When they don't, men start to worry.
But only if we're not too busy staring at them.
No offense intended towards women, girls, lesbians, men, real men, gay men, boys, or those who don't like commenting on other people's pictures. Nor towards those left out of the previous sentence.
