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Guys are there items you refuse to buy at the store?

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Contributor: Bignuf Bignuf
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Originally posted by namelesschaos
There is nothing I wouldn't buy at the store to be honest.
I'm with you.
06/13/2012
Contributor: TheFirstAxel TheFirstAxel
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Originally posted by Gracie
So last Saturday my son was going to Walmart. I hate going to Walmart so I asked him if he would get me a bottle of clear nail polish since he was going anyway. He said "No, buying nail polish is emasculating!" I could not talk him into ... more
I don't think I will ever buy midol.... Kinda wierd but yeah.
06/13/2012
Contributor: digit88 digit88
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Originally posted by Gracie
So last Saturday my son was going to Walmart. I hate going to Walmart so I asked him if he would get me a bottle of clear nail polish since he was going anyway. He said "No, buying nail polish is emasculating!" I could not talk him into ... more
feminine hygiene projects
06/13/2012
Contributor: TheFirstAxel TheFirstAxel
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Originally posted by Gracie
I just might have to do it!
That's mean....
06/13/2012
Contributor: hot lil momma hot lil momma
My ex was funny about buying feminine items..he just would not do it whatsoever. My current bf will go pick up what I need, but he will not buy the condoms. He'll pick em out and hand em to me to pay for. Men..go figure
06/13/2012
Contributor: Gracie Gracie
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Originally posted by TheFirstAxel
That's mean....
We are just teasing! But I think it is more funny than it is mean.
06/13/2012
Contributor: wrmbreze wrmbreze
My husband hated to do that but he would, now he has to since we have a teenage daughter.

He used to hate to buy condoms when we were dating, because he used to say that it never failed that when he went to buy them, there would always be an elderly lady there that reminded him of his grandmother.
06/13/2012
Contributor: wrmbreze wrmbreze
I remember my mom sent my older brother out to get me pads one day. He went to the convenience store nearby and got the pads that you were supposed to have the belts with. That box was soooo dusty, of course mom made him take it back and go to CVS instead.
06/13/2012
Contributor: pixxie87 pixxie87
My male coworkers get like that too.
06/13/2012
Contributor: AnotherBrother AnotherBrother
I will typically buy anything I'm not personally against. This means having razor blades, light bulbs and lube in the cart and seeing what funny looks I get as I check out.

What? My front porch bulb burned out and I need to shave! Oh and the lube is for later.
06/13/2012
Contributor: Yaoi Pervette (deleted) Yaoi Pervette (deleted)
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Originally posted by wrmbreze
I remember my mom sent my older brother out to get me pads one day. He went to the convenience store nearby and got the pads that you were supposed to have the belts with. That box was soooo dusty, of course mom made him take it back and go to CVS ... more
Dang....how long ago did that happen? I think companies stopped producing the belt-type pads in the 70s after adhesive pads became popular.
06/13/2012
Contributor: breebree breebree
i do not understand why guys freak out.
06/13/2012
Contributor: PassionateLover2 PassionateLover2
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Originally posted by Bignuf
I honestly cannot think of ANYTHING they sell in a store I would not buy. I used to get TAMPONS for my sister, if I was going to the drug store, or panties for my wife, when going to the store. It's not for ME. They sell it. SO? Folks know I hang ... more
I have to agree here! NOTHING bothers me. I have purchased everything from Tampons, to bras and nylons for my wife, only because I am working a deal at the store, like Target!! I've even purchased Miconazole nitrate for treating yeast infection!!

So nail polish. . . . there may be a need for a man-to-man talk with your son!!!
06/14/2012
Contributor: Yaoi Pervette (deleted) Yaoi Pervette (deleted)
The funny thing is there are quite a few men who wear nail polish, and I am not just talking about guys in rock bands. Many men who work in professional settings where appearance is important will wear a little clear polish to improve the appearance of their nails. Some companies even make clear coats for men. Essie Man-e-Cure and Orly Nails for Males come to mind. Finally, there are companies marketing colored polishes to men, such as Manglaze and BB Couture for Men.
06/14/2012
Contributor: digit88 digit88
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Originally posted by Gracie
So last Saturday my son was going to Walmart. I hate going to Walmart so I asked him if he would get me a bottle of clear nail polish since he was going anyway. He said "No, buying nail polish is emasculating!" I could not talk him into ... more
feminine hygiene products
06/14/2012