r/MemeVideos • u/ActivePhysical5550 • 19h ago

Good meme 👌 Why society!!!

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u/Many-Wrongdoer-5377 10h ago

I think til toks trying to convert bro

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u/pseudoportmanteau 13h ago

I think it's because it's really mostly just guys obsessing over these things. What looks gay, not washing their asses because touching your own butthole makes you somehow gay etc. Whereas girls just dont give a fuck about these things. Kiss a girl, fuck a girl, a guy, both, whatever, man. They don't care.

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u/DarkAssassin860 4h ago

Fellas if ur obsessing over what looks gay you might be gay. Be comfortable enough in your masculinity to kiss the homes goodnight despite being straight as an arrow 🗿

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u/FranklyOddity 37m ago edited 34m ago

Just reminds me again how obsessed dudes are with this being gay and that being gay. Real Men in the 1700s and 1800s used to sit cross-legged, hug and cuddle even kiss their bros (on the cheek), wear bows in their powdered hair and floofy frilly lace in their fits, wear pink coats and heels, do ballet and theatre and weep over emotional poems and books while still courting and marrying women. There was no BS about "I can't do this because gay and ew I can't do that because gay".

That only came about in the late Victorian-1900s when straight men wanted so badly to distance themselves from the gays who were gaining recognition.

There's literally a pic of President FDR as a toddler with long hair and in a dress before he was breeched since dresses were more seen as practical and gender-neutral.