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The more men wear shirts the less of a dilemma this would be 
With a suit, tucked in.
Cufflinks a lovely bonus 
The rest of the time it varies. Whatever you do, do it with confidence and own it. That's what makes it sexy too
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"I prefer to see them on the bedroom floor "
You’ve seen my wardrobe then. 
I wear shirts typically tucked in if pants are buttoned and belted.
I never wear short sleeve shirts but unless I’m wearing a tie I always roll the cuffs part way up the forearm.  |
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"I prefer to see them on the bedroom floor
You’ve seen my wardrobe then.
I wear shirts typically tucked in if pants are buttoned and belted.
I never wear short sleeve shirts but unless I’m wearing a tie I always roll the cuffs part way up the forearm. "
Oh I think we need videos of men doing this  |
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"I prefer to see them on the bedroom floor
You’ve seen my wardrobe then.
I wear shirts typically tucked in if pants are buttoned and belted.
I never wear short sleeve shirts but unless I’m wearing a tie I always roll the cuffs part way up the forearm.
Oh I think we need videos of men doing this "
I’m very much in agreement with you on this |
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"I prefer to see them on the bedroom floor
You’ve seen my wardrobe then.
I wear shirts typically tucked in if pants are buttoned and belted.
I never wear short sleeve shirts but unless I’m wearing a tie I always roll the cuffs part way up the forearm.
Oh I think we need videos of men doing this
I’m very much in agreement with you on this "
Me too
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Formal shirts - tucked in.
Informal - untucked. Anything tucked in makes you look like my Dad or someone who shops at M&S or C&A/Debenhams.
Short sleeved shirts - should not be worn by any man with a shred of fashion sense or decency. Get a good long sleeved one and roll the sleeves up. Otherwise, and again, you're my Dad.
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"I prefer to see them on the bedroom floor
You’ve seen my wardrobe then.
I wear shirts typically tucked in if pants are buttoned and belted.
I never wear short sleeve shirts but unless I’m wearing a tie I always roll the cuffs part way up the forearm.
Oh I think we need videos of men doing this
I’m very much in agreement with you on this "
Are you starting the thread on that then Mrs Shiv...  |
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"I prefer to see them on the bedroom floor
You’ve seen my wardrobe then.
I wear shirts typically tucked in if pants are buttoned and belted.
I never wear short sleeve shirts but unless I’m wearing a tie I always roll the cuffs part way up the forearm.
Oh I think we need videos of men doing this
I’m very much in agreement with you on this "
Thirded!
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"The more men wear shirts the less of a dilemma this would be
With a suit, tucked in.
Cufflinks a lovely bonus
The rest of the time it varies. Whatever you do, do it with confidence and own it. That's what makes it sexy too
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With collar bones too. |
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"I tuck mine in to hide the jelly roll in the middle"
Surely that would accentuate it?
With it loose there is a slim chance that people might think the shirt is hanging vertically down from a muscular chest! |
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