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Men know what women want though.You're a woman. You have no idea what men like.

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Men know what women want though.You're a woman. You have no idea what men like.
Would she be attractive if she had pubic hair?This is a woman's opinion about what men think is sexy; it is therefore irrelevant. The vast majority of women actually have no idea what men really like, which is why so many of you have difficulty attracting the men you wish you had. (To be fair, most young men also have no idea what to look for in a long term partner.)
I promise you that normal men find a woman like Hannah Barron far more attractive, on all levels, than some Kardashianesque pseudotroon.
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So...a down to earth, salt of the earth type chick exactly as I said?This is a woman's opinion about what men think is sexy; it is therefore irrelevant. The vast majority of women actually have no idea what men really like, which is why so many of you have difficulty attracting the men you wish you had. (To be fair, most young men also have no idea what to look for in a long term partner.)
I promise you that normal men find a woman like Hannah Barron far more attractive, on all levels, than some Kardashianesque pseudotroon.
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I donāt think that men dislike pubic hair as much as feminists claim. Itās a porn thing, and yes that does affect some menās preferences, but itās not too dissimilar from the weird aesthetics that dominate fashion which also affect some womenās preferences. For most people they just view it as one of the weird things that the porn/fashion world prioritizes and most normal people find exotic, but donāt actually care about that much. Men donāt really have a problem with women having pubic hair, and women donāt really have a problem with men not dressing like derelique.Would she be attractive if she had pubic hair?
Access to women isn't the same thing as access to heterosexual sex, plenty of men outside of prison are becoming prison gay thanks to the women having little to no reason to settle for average men and homosexuality being destigmatized, most men I know in gay relationships are only doing so due to being unable to get a woman. I think you're underestimating the effect being unable to get with ones prefered sex can have on the sexuality of someone who see's no moral or ethical issues with homosexuality(as schools raise kids to now days).
Considering the quote above yours, are men capable of being celibate?Between John Goodman in the year of an Ozempic shortage, and Max Headroom's crossdressing brother, I think most would choose celibacy.
Obviously plenty are, as the number of actual "prison gay" (especially outside prison) is vanishingly small. Anyhow I think that was another feminist armchair historian speculating, it doesn't reflect much about actual reality, just feminist theories about men.Considering the quote above yours, are men capable of being celibate?
Sounded more like the talking points of an incel. Alas, the overlap between incels and radical feminists confuses me, though.Obviously plenty are, as the number of actual "prison gay" (especially outside prison) is vanishingly small. Anyhow I think that was another feminist armchair historian speculating, it doesn't reflect much about actual reality, just feminist theories about men.
Holding Kobabe's book when Kobabe is physically incapable of drawing male faces, and she looks like a Kobabe drawing herself. Beautiful.This girl actually thought she passed as a man.
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Also, binding your chest too tight makes your eyes cross, apparently.
Why wouldnāt she be?Would she be attractive if she had pubic hair?
Where the fuck you live?most men I know in gay relationships are only doing so due to being unable to get a woman
How you keep talking about pubes is worrying, how big is your bush? does it reach your navel?Would she be attractive if she had pubic hair?
Even the mildest feminist would be a hardcore incel if she was a manSounded more like the talking points of an incel. Alas, the overlap between incels and radical feminists confuses me, though.
Must be teh hecking long coof! Damn coof giving her so much uwu dysphoria uwuRetard Pooner but I repeat myself binds her chest so tightly that she can't breathe. Withholds this information from doctors.
"No-one can figure out why I can't breathe..."
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Credit to TT Exulansic for Xeeting this.
In what fucking world? It's not the 50s anymore.I don't want to totally sperg out, but gender roles run very very deep. The ideal woman in our society is supposed to be as useless as possible. She has high maintenance hair that can't touch humidity or the slightest breeze. Her clothes should be made of a fabric that wrinkles and stains easily. Same deal with her shoes (a hat will mess up her hair). Makeup and the actual outfit styles vary too heavily to make a specific judgement. The makeup should be in style and color any skin flaws. The outfit should be in style and show as much of her body as possible. You can see this almost everywhere, but even Victorian women will want to show they have a small waist.
She passes as a ugly Indian man.This girl actually thought she passed as a man.
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Also, binding your chest too tight makes your eyes cross, apparently.
If it involved being that disturbingly desperate, I'd sooner neck myself.Even the mildest feminist would be a hardcore incel if she was a man
Obviously plenty are, as the number of actual "prison gay" (especially outside prison) is vanishingly small.
She's talking about the world of mental fictions that some women live in, not reality. The things she's describing are the way Kardashian types promote themselves on social media.In what fucking world? It's not the 50s anymore.
Most of them outside of prison are probably troons, who can't get a real woman literally ever so they have to play "lesbians" with other dickless men.Obviously plenty are, as the number of actual "prison gay" (especially outside prison) is vanishingly small.
Bishi is based on a real guy called Bjorn Andresen. Sad story, poor sod got a real shitty life.Appealing androginous characters embody the most atractive traits of their own gender but have some appealing elements of the opposite in lesser degree, without negating each other. Pretty much like ying and yang principle (maybe thats why its such a popular beauty standad in Asian cultures) .
Its a very highly idealized artistic abstraction anyways, is not meant to be a representation of objective reality.. Autismos just don't get it, these yaoi characters and bishounens are just highly subjective and expressionistic interpretations meant to only tickle the imagination, same with all these alternative art movements and fashion magazines, its just glamour, mirage for the senses only, you are not supposed to project your material reality onto it.
He transformed into a metal grandpa look.here should be an anime about bishis becoming old, fat, bald geezers who are screaming "Get off my lawn!" at kids.
She looks less happy than Zelensky after a bad battle. Less sane as well.Happy trans man.
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Jealousy is one hell of a drug.Feminazis started this long before trannies were a thing, they feel intimidated by fantasy hot women who look even like regular women with a costume, they have to be ugly like them
Ethan Ralph has a gigahon sister?Ladybrains are incapable of determining which of these dykes-on-bikes would be deemed more fuckable by men.
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When I first started transitioning to be a man I hated all cisgender men: they were the bane of my existence. I was conditioned to hate cis men because they historically were the ones who repressed trans people. I found though, that when I went on testosterone and started passing as a man all the time, that people suddenly expected me to be nice to cisgender men and to be friends with them.
As a trans man, let me dissect what itās like to find the right guy friend. Letās first take a look at all men. Letās say, for instance, that 70% of men are transphobic to some degree. Suddenly, I am faced with only making friends with 30% of these remaining men. Out of these 30% of men, some will not have the same hobbies as me, share the same interests, share the same educational background, or be in the same age bracket as me. Only 5% of these men are similar to me in some way shape or form: they might like literature, they might be smart, they might have traveled to many countries, they might also have a twin, and they might be roughly the same age, or work in the same industry.
It is hard to find a man who I can talk to about transphobia or bottom dysphoria. On that note, the best āmaleā friends I have in the current day are actually cisgender men who are secretly trans women. Itās shocking, at first, to learn that my close friend from college is secretly a trans woman. But then itās enlightening, and it makes sense why they were so comfortable with me being trans to begin with. Itās sad, though, that the only āmenā I feel the closest to are those who secretly donāt want to be men. Itās not sad in the sense that I donāt want them to transition āevery bit of me wants them to transition ā but itās sad that I canāt get close to other cis men in the same way.
For some reason, she can't understand how men think, is upset that the only men that want to talk about genderfeels and sex changes troon out on her, and wishes men were more like women. But somehow, she is also a real man.Most of the men Iāve talked about in this piece are straight, cis men, and I have neglected to speak about gay or queer cis men. In a previous piece for the Blade, I spoke of issues in gay menās culture. Iāve found that there are many cisgender gay men who mean well for trans men, but that in another regard, a lot of cis gay men are socialized to cast social judgments and prioritize being skinny and fashionable instead of developing genuine friendships, especially when they are in their 20s and 30s. Instead, Iāve gravitated toward being friends with straight men mainly because I also harbor an attraction to women, and I do, admittedly, like to occasionally make raunchy and lewd jokes, and I feel less judged by straight men. Such a statement may come across as bold, but the truth is that I have very few gay male friends.
In any event, dissecting male friendships as a trans man is difficult and multifaceted, but worth it nonetheless. As a trans man, itās fascinating to study other men, and in particular the ways in which they maintain, or donāt maintain, friendships. I am eternally perplexed by how some men make jokes and cut others out of friendship circles, but also happy that, at the end of the day, both straight and queer cisgender men can be accepting of someone like me.