The Advocate says that Silver Foxes are so hot right now:
It has never been hotter to be a silver fox. While men used to cover their gray with Grecian Formula, now an increasing number of them are proudly accepting their changing hair color — regardless of their age. Instead of being written off as “old,” these silver foxes are defiantly rewriting the rules governing men and age — part of the larger cultural backlash against everything from wrinkles to death.
Well, duh.
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I read that article and thought, “Finally, I’m hot!”
Unfortunately, no one else seems to have gotten the memo. 
Well, if you hafta, you hafta….
Personally, think it all looks just fine…
Sort of, salt & pepper, not as monochrome…
More flexible.
one word, B, just one word for your silver foxiness: Woof!
Oh g’wan, Brett–you’re a fox whether you’re silver or not! :p
most.stoopid.article.ever.
maybe we should go blonde for the duration.
10 years ago, I just looked old because I wouldn’t dye my hair. Now I’m hot? I guess it was worth the wait. Now if someone could just let a few guys know that I’m hot, I’ll be all set.
Mr. Stewart— you have that whole “iron fox” look going… and Iron is much harder and more useful than silver.
I mean, who ever heard of a hard-on like blue silver???
Here via the Evilganome. I have always been partial to men who are confident enough to be themselves, and age accordingly. My beard is more white than red, and it’s all good. I must agree with the other comments addressing your handsomeness. Stay away from the “beauty” aisle, you are pretty enough without helpers.
I’ve heard that at one point, the Advocate was actually a relevant magazine. Is this true, or just another gay urban legend?
Gavin, you, like Anderson Cooper, are hot. You have no worries about that.
I let my hair go grey because I don’t think it would help to dye it carnival red, canary yellow or shoe polish black (which is what most dyed hair looks like to me.)
i’ve been graying since 14.
i can’t grow a goatee now because the color wouldn’t balance with the rest of the facial hair.
i have all the time in the world to wait.
after all, i live in regina.
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I remember, when I had enough to justify it, dying my hair FUN colors. Now it’s just a boring blond-turned-dark-brown hue, and I’m just waiting for the time when it starts to salt-n-pepa, like my beard and ‘burns. I’d like it to look just like yours.
Anderson Cooper is gay?