Bracelets.

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I'm neutral, but I usually don't wear them unless I'm highly supportive of what they imply.

 

I love bracelets! I make friendship bracelets for with different patterns and colours I like. Love stacking ones too, but I guess I don't really know if you should wear them all on one wrist or not ... Ummm, maybe whatever looks best with the outfit?

Also, is it okay to go crazy with the colours a bit? Is it okay if they don't match each other or the clothes?

 

Yeah, that's pretty much what I do too. I just thought I'd ask if anyone had some interesting thoughts about it, haha

 

i have one for my dad that i wear has his name and birthday on it and i wear 2 wristbands one black and white the other red and yellow

 

I wear 5 rubber bracelets. I have one for the Gay Games in 2014, one for Columbus pride, one for end bullying, and 2 that are from the ally training at my college. I had a 6th one, but I'm not sure what happened to it..

 

I wear a watch and I also have 3 rubber bracelets. I also have a Gay Games bracelet, one that says, "Peace means... Shalom, Salaam, Peace, and the third one is for the Remember our Children Event, that I found while rototilling my garden. I also have a 4th one, for Save a Child's heart that one of my friends has had for around a month now.

I have a few others, including an amethyst one, but I normally do not wear them.

 

I like bracelets. I wear a rainbow bracelet and a friendship bracelet from my BFF.

 

I wear quite a few bracelets most of the time, usually supporting causes or memories. I have 4 on right now; one is for a local organization for teens to speak their minds; one is for a walk to prevent suicide; one is for a leadership conference with my mantra on it: "ATTITUDE. COURAGE. GOALS." It's from RYLA, if anyone here has gone to one. The last one is a Harry Potter one from Hot Topic: "I solemnly swear that I am up to no good." I used to have several others before they broke, including one from my school, a Soft Kitty one, a Glee one, a Hunger Games one, and a TWLOHA one. I don't cut anymore, but I do still feel more secure when my arms and wrists are covered. So they stand for things I care about and help with my insecurity of exposing my wrists.

 

I like bracelets. I've only ever worn the rubber ones with sayings on them though.
I want a new pride one.
The last one I wore while digging some poison ivy out and got oil all over it, so that kinda got nixed. :/

Might buy a new one, but I can't wear them at school so maybe there's no point.

 

I'm more into making bracelets now than I've been in quite a while. It was therapeutic in the hospital, so I'm picking it up again, especially working with twine and hemp.

 

I used to wear a watch and a bracelet but now they're too small and I lack any motivation whatsoever to make them fit my wrist

 

Bracelets are one of my favorite accessories, next to necklaces and rings. You can find a bracelet for every outfit!

 

The only bracelet I have besides the rainbow rubber band one my sister made me (not because I'm gay but because she went through a "let's-make-rubber-band-bracelets phase") is a yellow Livestrong rubber bracelet I got when I ran the Livestrong Austin Half Marathon.

That said, I'm not really a fan of guys wearing bracelets. It doesn't look "right" to me if they're the "jewelry" kind (e.g. made of precious metals/gemstones). Materials that are more "masculine" like leather, rope, rubber, and other elements can look good on guys, though.

Girls can get away with more in the accessories department :lol:.

 

I actually make my own paracord bracelets (and necklaces).

I have a bracelet for just about every possible outfit.. c:

This is one of my favorites!


P.S. If anyone is interested, I might be willing to take bracelet commissions. I usually charge $5+shipping (only ~$2 in the US).

 

I like them! But every time I buy a nice one it seems to break or get lost in a few weeks.

 

Seven on each

 

I have one that says "HEADSTRONG" which the name of a charity for brain and head injury research and awareness that was started by a member of my local major junior hockey team who missed two seasons after suffering major concussion and fractured skull. He's been back for almost three years now and he's the team captain and my favourite player so I wear the bracelet to the game every week - I have seasons tickets - as a good luck token.