If you don't write coherently and correctly, you will be judged harshly here. It's always been this way.

How so? Is it a fault? I mean unless one is intentionally using text message grammar like some teens.

Again, you are the representative of what "black" people do. You represent yourself.

The two propositions elide each other. But the second is right, he represents himself, no other black or white people .
And how is feminine having many shoes? Unless only women can be given a pass to be vain, but to me, a guy, feminine doesn't equal vain or being slave to fashion and what is in.
If one has not more than two model of the same shoe I wouldn't say he's obsessive.
Let's say a guy might have black leather dress shoes, black and brown loafers, sporty shoes, two pair of model of, some kind of boots and little more, not necessarily searching for the more costly models.

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Anonymous wrote:I would love it if my husband owned lots of shoes because then I could indulge my own shoe lust with no guilt.

sort of like competing with your girlfriends???

Um, not really.

Anonymous wrote:Anyone else find this poster really weird?

yes, yes, YES.

DH owns 2 pairs of shoes. Sneakers and dress shoes. As a woman, I don't have many shoes either. We both buy nice well-made shoes.

Anonymous wrote:I would love it if my husband owned lots of shoes because then I could indulge my own shoe lust with no guilt.

sort of like competing with your girlfriends???

I think he is an I>>>>>>>n posing to be black and writing obnoxious posts for cheap thrills

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone else find this poster really weird?

OMG yes, he must gave mental problems.

I must "gave" mental problems huh lol.....alrighty then

[quote=Anonymous][quote=youngblackdude]A female I dealt with years ago made the comment after finding out im heavy into fashion as far as shoes go that she didn't like men who had alotta footwear(sneakers,dress shoes,boots)..now that was the first & only time I heard a female say that but just came across my mind to ask women on here what they opinion was.if you're guy has alotta shoes do you not care or look to deep into it & feel only women should have alotta shoes?[/quote]

Do you have a job or a life?
Your posting spree is so weird. I wouldn't date a feminine guy like you.[/quote]

(Yawns) ..I'm sure my lady will appreciate that.(not to mention I wouldn't wanna date a lame who judges people from internet post)now get lost

Anonymous wrote:Where can I buy Alotta shoes for my man? Must be a good brand.

Lol

Anonymous wrote:Anyone else find this poster really weird?

OMG yes, he must gave mental problems.

[quote=youngblackdude]A female I dealt with years ago made the comment after finding out im heavy into fashion as far as shoes go that she didn't like men who had alotta footwear(sneakers,dress shoes,boots)..now that was the first & only time I heard a female say that but just came across my mind to ask women on here what they opinion was.if you're guy has alotta shoes do you not care or look to deep into it & feel only women should have alotta shoes?[/quote]

Do you have a job or a life?
Your posting spree is so weird. I wouldn't date a feminine guy like you.

Anonymous wrote:Unlike most of the internet, spelling and grammar are important on DCUM. I'm not sure if it's the age or education level of the majority of posters or something else. It doesn't matter.

If you don't write coherently and correctly, you will be judged harshly here. It's always been this way.

+1. But to answer your question, I'd wonder if the man were secretly gay. None of the straight guys I know have a *thing* for shoes.

[quote=youngblackdude]Jesus Christ(slaps forehead) @ "I'm weird " for making different topics in a otherwise "laid back" forum. Shame on me for trying to bring life to it..I guess my world of asking "regular questions" that we ask in my communities are weird in the white communities I see(respect to some of the cool whites who are not ignorant on here & simply answered )[/quote]

Again, you are the representative of what "black" people do. You represent yourself.

Unlike most of the internet, spelling and grammar are important on DCUM. I'm not sure if it's the age or education level of the majority of posters or something else. It doesn't matter.

If you don't write coherently and correctly, you will be judged harshly here. It's always been this way.

Anonymous wrote:OP what is your background? (other than being black obviously). Did you graduate high school? Go to college? What do you do for work?

Like this ...pure ignorance