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So, men leaning into their girlfriend is emasculating now?
- Thread starter GrapeApes
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I actually don't lean in. Like ever I think.
But that's more about not wanting to put my weight on her and make her support me
But that's more about not wanting to put my weight on her and make her support me
Real masculine energy is not giving a fuck about what these people think. I have never once thought about consulting assholes on the internet about what being a "man" constitutes - not about to start now.
You guys gotta stop taking these obscure ass tweets and pretending they're a popular belief to be outraged at something
There should be some sort of minimum requirement of exposure of tweets for these outrage threads
Anyone who believes this shit must have really low self esteem, among other issues. I wore my wife's bright pink socks when I went for a walk today, and thought I looked pretty cool.
I'm having a good laff at these lolcels, don't know about you.
OP
OP
The Virgin Hank. The Chad John Redcorn.
The first tweet in that long thread got like 1.7k likes. This wasn't made for outrage but laugh at this stupid thing.
Practice your power poses and you'll know.
lmao excellent
I don't even understand why people pay attention to these types of tweets. Now a thread is being made on it, giving it a signal boost, and sooner or later some news site is gonna pick up on it. Next thing you know we're all debating over leangate.
Reading some of this account's other tweets it reads like a joke account. But still.
Reading some of this account's other tweets it reads like a joke account. But still.
Even if this account is parody, there are people/groups who believe this shit for real. A prominent member of the "Pickup Artist" community (who I will not name to avoid additional exposure) enjoys baking and calls himself a "bread scientist" because "baker" isn't masculine enough.
