[ SECRET POST #2582 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2582 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Not in this fandom but Polish.

Can I just say that I find it hilarious that crossdressing Poland is a thing? It makes my heart swell with joy as Poland is now in the year of a war with "Gender Ideology".

[(Anonymous)]

Kempa would probably hire Macierewicz to prove how Hetalia is a conspiracy to destroy Poland.

Btw, I love how she doesn't mind women in pants, but showing kids in preschool other cultures, where men might dress in "skirts", like Scotland, it an act against God XD

[(Anonymous)]

I always found it extremely hypocritical. Just before WWII any woman walking on the streets in pants would've been spat at and considered a danger and a perversion of "natural" roles of men and women. Now it's considered perfectly fine and normal. But a man in a skirt? Outrage!

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OP from above.

I almost laughed out loud, my boss would have hated me xD. I MOVED TO SCOTLAND. When I was in uni, indie kids had worn utility kilts while men loved to don proper ones for formal functions. Innocent me hadd thought it was a media thing about Scots loving their kilts. Nope.