[ SECRET POST #5298 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5298 ⌋

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[Ferris Bueller's Day Off]



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[(Anonymous)]

This is exactly what I was talking about, and I don't understand what everyone in this thread was getting at. A lot of actors who are known for being pretty and non-traditionally masculine and even talk about how happy they are with being that almost inevitably end up doing roles where they have to bulk up to a ridiculous extent. And then everyone goes on about how much more attractive they are now because men are so much more attractive when they look aggressively masculine, amurite?

This was a comment secret, and the lovely maker chose two photos a lot closer in age than I would have which I guess caused some confusion. Or people think DILF is an age thing rather than a specific type of look. But I was specifically talking about how actors who get a reputation for being 'pretty' almost always end up being put in positions where they have to become more traditional, not that they AGE.