Snog, Marry, Avoid: Male Makeover in UK Reality Show

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the UK reality show "Snog, Marry, Avoid," which features individuals with unconventional fashion choices undergoing makeovers to appear more "normal." Participants express their reactions to the show, the transformations, and the implications of such makeovers on self-expression and societal norms.

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Main Points Raised

  • Some participants express disbelief at the extreme fashion choices of individuals featured on the show, noting that one participant reverted to their original style after the makeover.
  • There is a discussion about the meaning of "snog," with some participants suggesting it means "kiss," while others reflect on its connotations.
  • Several participants share their opinions on the attractiveness of the individual before and after the makeover, with mixed reactions regarding the styles presented.
  • One participant critiques the notion that the individual needed to be "fixed," arguing that their original style was more interesting and that societal pressure to conform is problematic.
  • Another participant comments on the confidence required to dress unconventionally, suggesting that such individuals are often judged harshly by society.
  • Some participants compare the makeovers to current fashion trends, expressing dissatisfaction with mainstream styles and suggesting that the makeovers could be seen as a form of artistic expression.
  • There are comments on the implications of the makeover process, with some arguing it trivializes individual expression while others see it as a way to help individuals fit into societal norms.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants exhibit a range of opinions, with no clear consensus on the value or implications of the makeovers. Some appreciate the transformations, while others find them offensive or unnecessary, indicating a divide in perspectives on self-expression and societal expectations.

Contextual Notes

Participants reference various fashion trends and societal norms, but there is no agreement on the definitions or implications of these trends. The discussion includes personal opinions that reflect broader cultural attitudes towards fashion and individuality.

  • #121
Cyrus said:
No, I'm dead serious in saying that. Point out the fallacy then. If you think its socially acceptable to walk around like a transsexual you're clueless. Spare me the "im being obtuse". You're arguing just for the sake of arguing.
What is socailly unacceptable about walknig around like a transsexual? I live in Toronto. We draw a million people here each year for a celebration because it is socially acceptable.

Cyrus said:
I'm dead serious. I'd like to know why you wouldn't wear what he's wearing in public. Please tell me. I'd really like to hear what you have to say. Don't dance around my question.
 
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  • #122
DaveC426913 said:
What is socailly unacceptable about walknig around like a transsexual? I live in Toronto. We draw a million people here each year for a celebration because it is socially acceptable.

I suggest you expand your world-view, and answer my question.
 
  • #123
maverick_starstrider said:
Because maybe it's not his style. I don't wear a standard suit and tie (I went to a uniform high school, I never want to see those things again). Does that invalidate the style altogether? Now let me ask you. How are you not really just saying "why does this guy have to be such a f*gg*t?"

Excuse me? Pause and think next time you say something to me, because that's the second offensive garbage you have written so far in this thread. I have friends who are homosexual and I don't care. Take your foot out of your mouth.
 
  • #124
DaveC426913 said:
What is socailly unacceptable about walknig around like a transsexual? I live in Toronto. We draw a million people here each year for a celebration because it is socially acceptable.

Yay T.O. yes, I too, thought about the pride parade when I saw this post.
 
  • #125
Closing thread for now. Have a good evening, folks.
 

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