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"Anyone else like this " not for me, a total turn off, I like masculine men in male underwear. | |||
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"How can they be masculine if they wear stocking's and Heel's "Masculinity is a broad spectrum. I love the Eurovision and disco, by the same token i can out on the terraces at a match or out with my straight mates. I don't care either way but I'm masculine in my own head, not fussed what others say. A bloke could be a dominant fella on a construction site, screw his wife till she squirts like a ketchup sachet and be out drinking with the lads then enjoys putting on his frilly bits from Penny's, doesn't negate him from being Masculine. The two are not mutually exclusive... A bloke in a birds dress or underwear is a passion killer for me but doesn't make them any less Masculine | |||
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"How can they be masculine if they wear stocking's and Heel's
Masculinity is a broad spectrum. I love the Eurovision and disco, by the same token i can out on the terraces at a match or out with my straight mates. I don't care either way but I'm masculine in my own head, not fussed what others say. A bloke could be a dominant fella on a construction site, screw his wife till she squirts like a ketchup sachet and be out drinking with the lads then enjoys putting on his frilly bits from Penny's, doesn't negate him from being Masculine. The two are not mutually exclusive...
A bloke in a birds dress or underwear is a passion killer for me but doesn't make them any less Masculine "So Eurovision and disco is not masculine, a bird’s dress as opposed to a man’s dress??? | |||
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"How can they be masculine if they wear stocking's and Heel's
Masculinity is a broad spectrum. I love the Eurovision and disco, by the same token i can out on the terraces at a match or out with my straight mates. I don't care either way but I'm masculine in my own head, not fussed what others say. A bloke could be a dominant fella on a construction site, screw his wife till she squirts like a ketchup sachet and be out drinking with the lads then enjoys putting on his frilly bits from Penny's, doesn't negate him from being Masculine. The two are not mutually exclusive...
A bloke in a birds dress or underwear is a passion killer for me but doesn't make them any less Masculine So Eurovision and disco is not masculine, a bird’s dress as opposed to a man’s dress??? "What some might consider. My point was over all some might think I'm a mincer and some might think I'm one of the lads. It's all subjective. | |||
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"Anyone else like this " And for those of you down the back, CAN YOU READ THE QUESTION THAT WAS ASKED.....????? | |||
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"How can they be masculine if they wear stocking's and Heel's
Masculinity is a broad spectrum. I love the Eurovision and disco, by the same token i can out on the terraces at a match or out with my straight mates. I don't care either way but I'm masculine in my own head, not fussed what others say. A bloke could be a dominant fella on a construction site, screw his wife till she squirts like a ketchup sachet and be out drinking with the lads then enjoys putting on his frilly bits from Penny's, doesn't negate him from being Masculine. The two are not mutually exclusive...
A bloke in a birds dress or underwear is a passion killer for me but doesn't make them any less Masculine "I get what your trying to say but you cant be masculine and feminine at the same time. You litteraly cant look masculine in heels because thats the point. Just like you cant look feminine in big dirty boots and hi vis jacket. | |||
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"How can they be masculine if they wear stocking's and Heel's
Masculinity is a broad spectrum. I love the Eurovision and disco, by the same token i can out on the terraces at a match or out with my straight mates. I don't care either way but I'm masculine in my own head, not fussed what others say. A bloke could be a dominant fella on a construction site, screw his wife till she squirts like a ketchup sachet and be out drinking with the lads then enjoys putting on his frilly bits from Penny's, doesn't negate him from being Masculine. The two are not mutually exclusive...
A bloke in a birds dress or underwear is a passion killer for me but doesn't make them any less Masculine
I get what your trying to say but you cant be masculine and feminine at the same time. You litteraly cant look masculine in heels because thats the point. Just like you cant look feminine in big dirty boots and hi vis jacket."The idea of what we consider masculine and feminine is not really fixed though. Women wearing trousers was considered masculine years ago. Men in fake tan was effeminate. We have blokes on here wondering around in their missus underwear...I think its the clash of masculine and feminine that guys like. Then again Im not into it but I just see it as a facet of human sexuality ! | |||
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