By the year 1970, the handkerchief code, or popularly known as the ‘hanky code’, ‘bandana code’, or ‘flagging’ was widely used by gay and bisexual men to indicate their preferences on their partner. But nowadays, well, just I wish it exists, modern hanky code is used to know something very personal about the person wearing it. I mean if I could be wearing black or white handkerchief that will surely mean something.
Isn’t it good? At least you don’t have to waste your time talking or doing your body language to let others know what are you into. Right?
Check out these color-coded hanky codes and decide what color of handkerchief you will wear today. 😀
Worn on opposite side: Lives in a spacious loft – completely alone.Worn on opposite side: Out to everyone and their mother.Worn on the opposite side: Not a brunch person (whatever that means).Worn on opposite side: The U-haul is waiting outside.Worn on the opposite side: Has never actually been in a serious relationship before – for reasons not disclosed at this time.Worn on the opposite side: Bought it, memorized it, living it.Worn on the opposite side: Uses your name, because that is your name.Worn on the opposite side: Open-heart surgery could be performed on the spotless apartment floor.Worn on opposite side: Team dog.Worn on opposite side: Life does not revolve around their mother’s opinion.Worn on the opposite side: Won’t judge you for taking them.Worn on opposite side: Never had a Grindr/Tindr to begin with.Worn on the opposite side: Sleeps like the dead until they are hungry enough to go get brunch.Worn on the opposite side: Would laugh at the thought of having a sex playlist in the first place.Worn on opposite side: Treats waiters and wait staff like actual human beings.Worn on the opposite side: Looks down smugly upon those who spend hours glued to the tube.Worn on the opposite side: Doesn’t like pizza.
