u/AtmosphereRude6236

Picture this:

A man walks into a public space and he clearly puts thought into how he presents himself.

Maybe he's wearing a well-fitted wool coat, interesting boots, quality fabrics, vintage jewelry and has a distinctive haircut.

He looks stylish in a way that's personal.

Where I live, that's a pretty rare sight, which is probably why I always notice it when it happens.

So my question is mainly for women who are attracted to men like this and who have actually met, dated, befriended or approached men like this:

-What's your honest assessment of them?

-What are they usually like as people?

-What jobs or careers do they tend to have?

-Are they generally more artistic, sensitive, emotionally aware, or am I stereotyping ?

-Do they tend to be more confident or more insecure than average men?

-How much of the aesthetic is genuine self-expression versus image management?

-And did the reality match the impression they gave from a distance?

I'm curious about patterns you've noticed, not whether stylish men are "better" or "worse," just what they're actually like once you get to know them.

Gay men have stereotypes. Straight men have stereotypes. What about you Bi men?!

Please, describe yourselves physically and stylistically in the comments. Build, hair, clothes, accessories, vibe, mannerisms, facial hair choices, jewelry, tattoos, posture, energy, aesthetic alignment, whatever.

Questions to consider:

• What’s your default outfit?
• What haircut do you have?
• Do people think you look “straight,” “gay,” neither? Do they correctly assume you’re bi?
• What shoes are you wearing?
• Are you artsy? Gymbro? Metalhead? Corporate?
• Do you think bi men actually share common visual traits?

This is a community service. Thank you for your participation and sacrifice.

Hi everyone,

As the title says, I’m a Greek citizen planning to go on a cruise this summer that starts from Greece and includes stops in Turkey, Croatia and Montenegro (Greek Islands & Adriatic itinerary).

I’m a bit confused about travel document requirements. I know that within most of Europe a national ID is usually enough, but I’m unsure how that works when the itinerary includes non-EU countries like Turkey.

From what I understand, Turkey generally allows Greek citizens to enter using only a national ID but I’m not sure if that still applies when traveling on a cruise or if a passport is required by the cruise line regardless.

Does Virgin Voyages have stricter rules than border control?

Would really appreciate any firsthand experiences or official info 🙏