Gorgeous portraits captures feminine side of masculinity

[Phillip V]

Meh. Did not find them "gorgeous".

[Ideologue]

Why are they all crying?  Gay.

Because it's feminine to cry.

That's sexist.  You know better than that.

Of course I do. The artist, however, doesn't appear to.

Okay, so question. Is it an insult to call a man feminine?

Yes, because of heteronormativity and shit.

Pictures make me hate my nose.  Thanks.

[garbon]

I'm not a fan of the feminine side of masculinity and I'd say that #2 isn't feminine. That's just a man on a floral quilt.

[Neil]

Why are they all crying?  Gay.

Because it's feminine to cry.

That's sexist.  You know better than that.

No, that's correct.  A real man should never cry, unless they're tears of joy after personally winning the Superbowl.  Even then, it's a bit much.  Showing emotion isn't proper, it's the sort of thing that women or gays do.

[derspiess]

Correct.

[Barrister]

Why are they all crying?  Gay.

Because it's feminine to cry.

That's sexist.  You know better than that.

No, that's correct.  A real man should never cry, unless they're tears of joy after personally winning the Superbowl.  Even then, it's a bit much.  Showing emotion isn't proper, it's the sort of thing that women or gays do.

Sure thing Lettow-san.

[PRC]

David?

[Neil]

Why are they all crying?  Gay.

Because it's feminine to cry.

That's sexist.  You know better than that.

No, that's correct.  A real man should never cry, unless they're tears of joy after personally winning the Superbowl.  Even then, it's a bit much.  Showing emotion isn't proper, it's the sort of thing that women or gays do.

Sure thing Lettow-san.

But I didn't say anything about the South or Japan or how much I like the idea of crippled girls?  I just told the people what it is to be a man, just as my father showed me.

[Barrister]

Why are they all crying?  Gay.

Because it's feminine to cry.

That's sexist.  You know better than that.

No, that's correct.  A real man should never cry, unless they're tears of joy after personally winning the Superbowl.  Even then, it's a bit much.  Showing emotion isn't proper, it's the sort of thing that women or gays do.

Sure thing Lettow-san.

But I didn't say anything about the South or Japan or how much I like the idea of crippled girls?  I just told the people what it is to be a man, just as my father showed me.

Telling people what is and is not "proper" based on 19th century standards sounds very much like something Lettow would say.

[CountDeMoney]

Showing emotion isn't proper, it's the sort of thing that women or gays do.

I dunno about that; I certainly didn't feel womanly or gay showing my emotions whenever I broke a phone in the office, threw my coffee mug or punched dents in metal filing cabinets.

[Legbiter]

Gay.

[Valmy]

Okay, so question. Is it an insult to call a man feminine?

Well it depends on the context.

[merithyn]

Okay, so question. Is it an insult to call a man feminine?

Well it depends on the context.

Explain, please.

[Valmy]

Okay, so question. Is it an insult to call a man feminine?

Well it depends on the context.

Explain, please.

If I was trying to seduce a woman and she said 'you are so feminine, it is like hanging out with the girls' I would not take it as a compliment.

Not that that ever happened or anything.  It was a friend.

[PDH]

No, that's correct.  A real man should never cry, unless they're tears of joy after personally winning the Superbowl.  Even then, it's a bit much.  Showing emotion isn't proper, it's the sort of thing that women or gays do.

I don't know.  That final battle scene in Glory brought a tear to my eye.