It’s just sad honestly. I mean I don’t have any sympathy or pity for the guy because he is a criminal and a serial asshole. But I bet you this guys life could have gone the complete opposite if he was surrounded by the right people.
Some people are just born like this. He reminds me of my brother. I remember being like 7 and my brother was 11 and he told me that women are only good for having boobs and making food. He's never outgrown this mindset. My parents were fine. Very strong liberal ideologies, always helping people, my mom was a feminist. I turned out okay. He was born broken. The doctor in the hospital even gave him to my mom as a baby and said good luck with this one.
My brother is "ultra-masculine." I got my nephew a meemeow (little stuffed cat toy a youtuber makes) for Christmas because he likes them, and it had pink on the box. The first thing out of his mouth is, "Who got my son a girl toy?" He calmed down after I explained it's just a stuffed cat, but JFC, I find it hard to believe we come from the same family. My nephew is 9 for the record
It's funny, because being all sensitive-Sue-Sue over the colour pink on throwaway cardboard packaging does not give off a masculine vibe at all...
What is masculine, on the other hand, is total comfort and confidence that your masculinity is not impacted by what colour you see on a kids toy packaging.
People that think homosexuality is right around the corner just waiting for a pink kitty toy to unlock... I highly suspect that they are closeted gay, and feel like being exposed as gay is the same thing as "becoming" gay.
I've been told it's really sexy and masculine when I braid my daughters hair. What does masculine really mean anyways?? To me, being a good father is masculine.
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u/Ok-Reaction-5644 Jan 05 '25
It’s just sad honestly. I mean I don’t have any sympathy or pity for the guy because he is a criminal and a serial asshole. But I bet you this guys life could have gone the complete opposite if he was surrounded by the right people.