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Quoted By: >>330949
PORTRAYAL OF STRAIGHT MEN
>Homer Simpson in "The Simpsons"
>Peter Griffin in "Family Guy"
>Jerry in "Rick and Morty"
>Always portrayed as a useless retard
>Wife is based and inteligent
>"Fathers are useless, stupid cucks! Hahaha"
>Sad average life
>Failing unfullfilling marriges
>Only reason wife stays is because all men are equally terrible
>One dimensional
>Straight men are the worst, so stupid
>Wanna grow up and become this?
>Toxic masculinity!
PORTRAYAL OF YOUNG GAY MEN
>Ouh so interesting!
>Insanely good looking
>Either extremely handsome alpha top
>Or bottom guys so cute they outcompete women
>Loving each other out of pure bravery, such bravery!
>Such idealists,
>fully fletched out complex characters with lots of great qualities
>Well dressed, well trained, takes good care of themselves
>In a league of their own, far above ordinary and boring women
>If you gave in to the gay every single aspect of your life would improve
>Such perfect men!
Why not just guide young boys to healthier ideals for their masculinity?
>Homer Simpson in "The Simpsons"
>Peter Griffin in "Family Guy"
>Jerry in "Rick and Morty"
>Always portrayed as a useless retard
>Wife is based and inteligent
>"Fathers are useless, stupid cucks! Hahaha"
>Sad average life
>Failing unfullfilling marriges
>Only reason wife stays is because all men are equally terrible
>One dimensional
>Straight men are the worst, so stupid
>Wanna grow up and become this?
>Toxic masculinity!
PORTRAYAL OF YOUNG GAY MEN
>Ouh so interesting!
>Insanely good looking
>Either extremely handsome alpha top
>Or bottom guys so cute they outcompete women
>Loving each other out of pure bravery, such bravery!
>Such idealists,
>fully fletched out complex characters with lots of great qualities
>Well dressed, well trained, takes good care of themselves
>In a league of their own, far above ordinary and boring women
>If you gave in to the gay every single aspect of your life would improve
>Such perfect men!
Why not just guide young boys to healthier ideals for their masculinity?
