Males and Nail Polish.

why even is this on the "magic" forums

It's on here because I use it to get closer to the feminine side of the divine, and the feminine side of myself. To balance out the yin and the yang, and I wanted to know people's opinions on it.

Boys with nail polish are attractive to me, personally.

This haven't got anything to do with magic, the feminine energy, And the actual spiritual feminine energy has got nothing to do with your question!

Just because nail polish is not a traditional magical tool for connecting with the feminine divine, or perhaps the feminine within, if it works for someone, no one has the right to question it's use.

Nail polish is widely associated with femininity, it is mostly worn by women and has been done so for a long time. If it helps get into a different frame of mind, therefore acting as a psychological trigger, then of course it may help you with your endeavors.

It makes sense to me, carrying out behaviour you associate with your deity- a great form of honouring them in my opinion.

I cannot see anything wrong about male nail polish. Males have been having manicures for centuries! Nails that are filed,buffed, and polished, and with a clear varnish. It is for the same reason for a male haircut, or clean shaven. It is thought to be attractive. And, to many people, it is attractive!
And if a man chooses to wear the coloured varnish normally worn by females; so what?

Oldor, this site is not only about magic. It is also about beliefs,religion,Life and life styles.We discuss ailments and illnesses.Beliefs,attitudes,mental disturbances. Why not nail polish?

Freedom rights! Freedom rights! Wear that nail polish!

I see nothing wrong with a male wearing nail polish, and especially if you find that it helps you connect more readily with the feminine side of the Divine. To me it would be one more form of ritual dress. No different from wearing robes for ritual, or any other outward form of spiritual practice. If it works for you and makes you feel closer to the Divine then go for it. The opinions of others are truly not important.

I remember reading that in ancient Egypt they would use henna to dye their nails, and condition them. It is also believed that they would do this as a way to worship Anat, a Semitic Goddes that was one of the few foreign deities to achieve popularity in ancient Egypt.