[ SECRET POST #2182 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2182 ⌋

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Comments

Re: can men be misandrist?

[childings.livejournal.com]

It's not always for being perceived as feminine, but not being "manly" -- like not liking football or being able to use tools or something. It's problematic to think that gender is only perceived in terms of masculine or feminine and there's no inbetween. Androgyny is a thing too

Re: can men be misandrist?

[diet_poison]

"In between" seems weird to me, since I don't see masculinity and femininity as things that are on polar ends of something. They're just sort of society's ideas of what men and women should be like/do, I think?

but otherwise yeah, ia. And I think the idea that you have to like football or tools to be ~manly is just really silly. I'm def a straight girl and I can't see myself dating a guy who's really into football because it is just boring as fuck to me. And I really, really avoid the dudebro types who fit a lot of "manly" stereotypes.