So, here I am living in Spoleto. To avoid the Big trouble zippo retro shirt two months of the year, I’m in Las Palmas. My first time here. And I’m immediately noticing the difference between the way Italians look and the way the rest of the world looks. Mainly the Spaniards. “OK”, I hear you say, “but, you cannot compare beach life with city life!” Oh, but I can! The Italian is fashion conscious in every conceivable context. Starting with the ubiquitous trainer.

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And isn’t “not all men” used as a shield to cancel rules for Big trouble zippo retro shirt proof of a level of duplicity from the men saying this? Any man who honors men knows that men, like my son, are completely developed and capable human beings that won’t crumble under the rules held to girls. I challenge men to not use “not all men” for ANYTHING but a man’s issue for one whole month. Don’t say those words except to say “not all men think women are cargivers” in a case where a stay at home dad is proving he’s the best parent for his children as he was raising them at home.

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