I'm a largish guy myself and heavily inked. I keep my arms covered for my corporate IT gig (app developer/systems analyst), but my tattoos go down to my wrists. I was in a vape shop a few days ago, speaking with another big tattooed guy behind the counter. We both agreed we liked the fruity/berry/dessert flavors best.
A co-worker was joking with me and another new male vaper, saying we should be vaping something "manly" like gunpowder and coal dust flavors. This is what's often called a "stereotype".
I don't drink alcohol. When at a bar with friends, I usually order a Shirley Temple. Been doing it for years. I think they taste good.
I love it when the stereotype is smashed, out in the open, but honestly, exactly like when the big tattooed guys are vaping fru fru flavors because we enjoy them most.
It's almost as if vapor flavor is another form of self-expression.
Not exactly sure what I'm trying to get at here. But the thought of big, tough-looking males vaping stereotypically female flavors makes me smile.
A co-worker was joking with me and another new male vaper, saying we should be vaping something "manly" like gunpowder and coal dust flavors. This is what's often called a "stereotype".
I don't drink alcohol. When at a bar with friends, I usually order a Shirley Temple. Been doing it for years. I think they taste good.
I love it when the stereotype is smashed, out in the open, but honestly, exactly like when the big tattooed guys are vaping fru fru flavors because we enjoy them most.
It's almost as if vapor flavor is another form of self-expression.
Not exactly sure what I'm trying to get at here. But the thought of big, tough-looking males vaping stereotypically female flavors makes me smile.
