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@Bip Roberts although I do not with Magic's views he doesn't come off homophobic to me so I believe the harshness of your statements are going a little too far
It's like a little Phoenix Suns Foams edition, so I am in with 3 pairs!!!
If you are pronouncedly against men wearing pink, where besides homophobia - or at the very least bigotry - would that sentiment be rooted?
This is a case of Occam's Razor.
So my statement directly applied to you? Sorry I hurt your feelings. Go get some tissue and change your kotex, you'll be ok.
Bruh, pass the blunt that you smokinIt's like a little Phoenix Suns Foams edition, so I am in with 3 pairs!!!
Define homophobia?
Last time I checked Phoenix was purple and orange...l. And these are pink. I'm confused?
Bruh, pass the blunt that you smokin
I don't want to take this thread too far off on a tangent, so I'll respond to this and then keep it moving. I do think this discussion is relevant to the topic because it if there's no reason behind people being against this CW but for electrolimes or turquoise or bright yellows, then that's a hell of an arbitrary preference shared by many people.
Homophobia doesn't have a single definition. It refers to a range of negative attitudes toward homosexuality. This can include hatred or fear of homosexuals. It can include fear of being labeled a homosexual. It is often manifested in the attribution of homosexuality as the cause of many behaviors that have nothing to do with sexual orientation. The fear of being perceived as feminine is almost homophobic by nature. The idea of not wanting to be perceived as feminine and not wanting to be perceived as gay is a false dichotomy. So, if that's your argument then you splitting hairs. At best, you arguing you are a misogynist instead of a homophobe. Have it your way, I guess. Though, the more likely interpretation would be that you'd be both. The common thread is that a fear of being labeled as gay or feminine is defined as a fear of being perceived as lacking masculinity. If you aren't worried about being perceived as feminine or gay, then you aren't worried about being perceived as lacking masculinity. And, if you don't feel that being female or gay is inherently inferior to being straight or male, then why would you care if you fear being perceived as either.
So - you didn't say "I don't like this CW" the way people say that regarding any other CW of any shoe. You talked about the shoe being feminine. So, here are my questions back to you.
1. Pose any reason to dislike a pink shoe, inherently, that is not rooted in a bias of some form?
2. If the color of a shoe defines whether it is masculine or feminine - would a pair of Royal Blue (OG Foam CW, right?) Manolo Blahniks be a masculine or feminine shoe?
3. Would you characterize a woman wearing a royal Foam (or royal Manolo, for that matter) as being manly the same way you'd label a man in a pink foam as being feminine?
Quick question, how do foamposites fit? I wear a 13 in retro jordans, and a 14 in Lebron 9s...so would I be better off with a 13 or a 14?