[ SECRET POST #2879 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2879 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

04. http://i.imgur.com/zNI1HxK.jpg

[(Anonymous)]

Totally on board with this!!!

[siofrabunnies]

Serious reason: straight men are marketed to in a much greater proportion than other people, and you just want the proportion leveled out. That's a perfectly valid view. At least, I hope so, because it's the one I hold.

And, god, I love that art series.

[(Anonymous)]

Who made it/ what is it? I recognize some [ALL] of my disney guys...

[(Anonymous)]

I'm I the only women not attracted to men in skimpy clothes? Do not want men running around in tighty whities. Don't mind shirtless or boxer briefs but no skimpier for me.

[kallanda_lee]

Well, that's still pretty scantily clad...maybe you just dislike that type of underwear for men?

[intrigueing]

Well, tighty-whities look ridiculous. Cute, but not hot. Media doesn't seem to make attractive-looking men's underthings a "thing" the way they do women's panties.

(Also, most women's panties I see in films/TV are things I would never wear unless I wore them specifically for sex. Like, I would be crotch-grabbing, just saying.)

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, you're the only woman in the entire world-- all of it!-- to feel that way. You are the most special of the snowflakes.

[(Anonymous)]

I feel pretty deeply that this is the most reasonable viewpoint to take.

[othellia]

*coughs* Watch Bollywood! *coughs*

[kallanda_lee]

I think this is a grand plan...I just do not see how o set it in motion. Sadly, society sees male nudity very differently than female nudity.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm here for this. I definitely don't see anything wrong with leveling the playing field.

[(Anonymous)]

Definitely. I'm a consumer too, dammit, market to me! This is why I love them Calvin Klein ads, very equal opportunity.

[(Anonymous)]

I would complain about both. It's been thousands of years of men getting theirs while our desires go ignored. I think it only fair that men be denied their objects of lust while we get all up in their junk.

[(Anonymous)]

The MCU has a lot of issues but I do appreciate its commitment to the female gaze.

[(Anonymous)]

#4, meet #8.

Blatantly sexualisexed men are everywhere. They're just sexualised in a completely different way, because - and this is the toughest thing for the movements to accept - men and women are different.

[cloud_riven]

Then you should be watching things that cater to your demographic then. Go hit the CW!

Also, here are a few shirtless man show recs.

Merlin. The BBC show's titular character is funny looking, but he's the tumblr kind of funny looking. Anywho, King Arthur has a problem keeping his clothes on basically every episode. Wait until you get the rest of the round table, and it's a naked party!

Teen Wolf. If you play a drinking game for every time a twinky twonk shirt is taken off, you'll die of alcohol poisoning probably twice at least. Derek is very good at having meaningful character moments while shirtless for no reason other than female gaze. That is this show.

America's Next Top Model: Dude Editions. It's models and catty atmospheres all over. But models.

Almost Human. This show is actually pretty balls, but it is salvageable for Michael Ealy having scenes with that guy from Kaijinscendre's icon. And Michael Ealy having chemistry with everyone else including himself. You should watch this show for Michael Ealy is what I'm saying since I don't actually remember if anyone took off their shirts since I was distracted by Michael Ealy.

K-Dramas. Or doramas. I won't mention any specific title because I don't need to.

[(Anonymous)]

You should play Vagrant Story.

(Hngh. What I would give for a next-gen-graphics-level remake of that game...)

[nightscale]

I'm definitely on board with equal-opportunity fan-service, I don't abjectly hate it's existence but I do get tired when only the female characters get sexualised.

[purpleseas]

Yeah, lolarious male nudity is annoying and overplayed. It reminds me of every conversation I've ever had with some straight guy who can't wrap his head around anyone disagreeing with him that women's bodies are Works Of Art that we all want to stare at constantly regardless of who we're attracted to, while men's bodies are totally boring and ugly, if not completely disgusting. Then you get some stuff that condescendingly acknowledges a guy as sexy for like five seconds before it's right back to the women, which isn't much better than ha ha male butt. You're going to find a lot more of what you're looking for in gay media than in anything mainstream and straight. Or look around for things with a gay showrunner or other person in charge. Hannibal isn't everyone's cuppa, but man, Fuller appreciates what he has in these actors in a way others wouldn't. It's not a revealing armor kind of thing, but it's very intimately focused on these guys and isn't at all shy about their bodies. Very natural and matter of fact. I was so stunned when Will came out of his house in shorts that left very little to the imagination, but of course he did. He was letting his dogs out in the morning, he lives in the boonies and he wasn't expecting anyone, so there's no reason to wrap him up. Plus he's great to look at.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm completely with you, OP!

[ariakas]

As a sex-positive feminist, this is pretty much exactly how I feel about it. Male sexuality isn't wrong or shameful, the problem is that female sexuality is vastly underserved.

[(Anonymous)]

as someone else said, a big hurdle to equal man cheesecake is male audiences are so absurdly homophobic and terrified of male nudity being represented as anything other than BIG BEEFY MUSCLES STRENGTH YEAH GAINZ or as comical neutered nudity for the sake of a laugh. it's obnoxious.

[(Anonymous)]

You don't watch a lot of soaps I take it.

Hey, OP: Come play FFXIV :)

[thistlechaser]

FFXIV is the game you're looking for. Men are eyecandy at least as much as women are. Men have just as much revealing armor as women (with the same cutout places that women get them). It's a very pro-woman, pro-gay man place. :)