There is CURRENTLY nothing to determine if wearing an earing in one ear or the other shows homosexuality or whether or not you are single.
However, in the mid 80's, the left ear meant you were not gay. The right ear was a sign that you were. That has since changed thanks to piercing in tattoo parlors everywhere. You now see both ears or one pierced and many piercings in the ears at once. It no longer means anything specific.
The confusion on being single or taken is actually a reference from which side a lady placed a flower over her ear. Some cultures still use this act and in the 50 age range and up you will see this done. It rolled over to earings for men in the 80's and some referred to whether they were single.
Hope this not only answers your question but gives a history into it if you hear someone say it.
It simply means that she wanted that piece of jewelry.
Well his folks are old school and don't realize the right ear left ear thing means nothing any more. So to answer your question it means nothing.
Nope
Great answer. I'm a staight man who wears an earring in my left ear. After I got my earring in my left ear, the bug bit me to pierce my right ear. It totally hit me. I had to get that earring in my right ear. I
Left ear
Pad location does not change for a woman that is pregnant; upper right and on the ribs left side (on the patient).
most lads have earrings on there left ear.
erm maybe it doesnt fit the other finger propperly
it means nothing some people wear left or right or both but when it comes down to it there is no difference between which ear youe ear ring is in
well not 2 weeks that's for sure, i left mine for 6 weeks due to holidays but idealy 12.
so people can tell if your striaght or gay I started with an earring in my left ear. Then I pierced my right ear & l got hooked.... cool. I decided I needed an earring in my right ear.
Go see your doctor
If it's on the left, you're married. If a woman wears what's obviously a wedding ring on her *right* ring finger, it can mean she's widowed.
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The flowers the mother of the bride wears is called a "corsage". A corsage can be worn at the wrist on an elastic band or pinned to the clothing at the upper left chest.