y'all need to stop with the "manly men" stereotype [RANT] 

I agree, anyone can wear whatever they want! I wish my mom agreed with me though.

@Eirle ah yes you have a good point you're probably right and also being a masculine man isn't bad just don't be insecure, the only people who say it's bad are feminists

@LavaCreeperPeople Yeah man, I agree, that's why theres a ton of femboys and tomboys out there. You can do whatever you want, but saying that being a manly man is a bad and toxic thing is totally against what you are saying, why can't a man be manly if he wants to? If the guy don't want he will become a femboy and live happy for all his life, there's no problem with that. But will the hell would a guy wear a dress nowdays? AND WHY WOULD A GIRL WEAR DRESS NOWDAYS????? AREN'T THEY AGAINST THE FUCKING STEREOTYPES OF GENDER?? My point is, men clothes are neutral, simple and more practical, so why would you use a skirt or a dress? You're not a roman soldier u know? Sounds like pure fashionism so cloth brands sells more. If you don't believe in me, go check some statistics about how many men spend their money on fashion, beauty and etc industries.

@Natalia Rodriguez No, your english is on tracks. Well, you made a fair and intelligent point, most of them I do agree, but I fear that in the future, men will become the same as woman were when most were households (working on administration jobs and so on, the more poor you are the more brutal the work is, maybe that's it, I can't prove) and start to invest in fashion (which from most men point of view is just a waste of money). The transition between fashion and need of work is all through history and indeed they happened for both genders, that's why I think that there isn't "women clothes" and "men clothes" since the only different is how practical they are on the daily life, I haven't been that clear before. Thank you for the sweet discussion, that was indeed a nice analisys of yours.

@Eirle Mate what the heck are you even talking about, twittcrap users keep embarrassing themselves to this day man There's nothing wrong with it this is 2021 not 1965 you can do whatever you want as long as it isn't bad, it's like you have no regard for a males mental health this isn't some new thing, that is called Insecurity do whatever you want masculine or feminine as long as it isnt bad males and females aren't unisex creatures but masculinity and feminity are 2 sides of the same coins and there's nothing wrong with feminity a human needs both masculinity and feminity it's good sense

​@Eirle That's a... strange point of view (I don't mean it it in an offensive way, I just had never heard something like that), but it made me think about why men apparently prefer simplicity. After thinking about it, I believe it actually doesn't have to do with gender at all, but with economic status and division of labor. I saw multiple comments complaning about how Karolina used mostly examples of people from the upper classes to prove that men used to wear "feminine" clothes in the past. But, I think that's the whole point of that: simple, practical clothes (the ones that are considered masculine today) were the only option for the working classes, while the rich could afford to be as extravagant as they could with their fashion. Likewise, some societies later implemented these gender roles that said that a woman's place is in the house, and men should be the economic providers. Since women didn't have to "work" they could wear those big, complicated dresses. Women started wearing pants when they needed to replace the men in the factories who had gone to war. And I guess, with all those years of social conditioning about how to be a proper man/woman and whatnot, we ended up normalizing it and that's why today women's fashion is like that. I don't thnk there's anything natural or biological about that (Maybe, the only biological argument I've heard it that men brains are more practical, idk how accurate is that though) Still I think it's mostly due to social constructs, there are many men who are consumerists and care a lot about style. (Sorry, if my English is kinda clumsy, I tried to be as clear as I could)

@Albanian Orthodox lmao obvious troll, funny how you attempt to get dopamine boost from spouting whatever you said

@Ruran Rin not at all.

Is that sarcasm?

She was mainly criticizing a woman for telling men they can't wear dresses. If you don't want women to limit what man can do, you should agree with her in this.

The Point is we today consider man wearing wigs and extravagant clothes feminine, when that isnt the casé un majority of western history,

That's because they're insecure sexists who have no clue what they're talking about which is general Twittcrap behavior Don't conform to lunatics

P = Male V = female And you can't do anything about it that's a fact

I meant to type yesss

Yeasts

@Sherlock 789 alright bro

@LavaCreeperPeople If you read my comment I never once said a man can't have feminine qualities, I said he can not be a woman, which is what the wearing a dress is symbolizing. A dress (no matter the historical context, this is a modern dress in modern times worn with a modern context) is designed for women and that is why it was used in the photo shoot, to be "edgy". Just because they are two equal sides on the same coin does not make a head the same as the tail or vice versa. My main problem with the glorification of the men wearing dresses is that its glorifying men for trying to be women, for wearing women's clothes when they are men. The reason a dress was used was specifically because its meant for a woman to wear. And I don't agree with the implication that gender does not exist. (disagreeing with GQ who wrote the article) I think we might agree more than we disagree.

@Sherlock 789Ah yes the only thing I can agree from a twittcrap user is the fact that biology is biology and a male can never become a female no matter what, but it still remains the point that there's nothing wrong with masculine or feminine and a person needs a balance of both of those qualities Humans are not unisex creatures at all, but those qualities are 2 sides of the same coin, one is not weaker than the other Also what I said was simple I'm not going to specify "as long as it doesn't hurt anyone" because there are bad things you can do that doesn't hurt anyone but it's still bad Everything else that you said that I didn't refute is right

@LavaCreeperPeople a man can only act feminine but by nature he will never be a woman. That is the whole point of Candace's tweet, a man can act and wear whatever he wants but it will not change his biology. Even if Harry Styles wears a dress that does not change the fact that he is a man and does not mean it should be applauded that he tries to imitates women deliberately. The rest of your comment doesn't make sense because you have given no definition of "bad" and the advice to do what ever you want is the worst life advice I have ever heard. There are things people must do that they don't want to but are necessary to live a good and meaningful life. For instance getting a job, paying taxes, obeying the law and saving money rather than spending it on short term gratification.

Nothing wrong with being feminine, just live your life and do whatever you want masculine or feminine as long as it isn't bad

@ireallygotnothing YUP

@LavaCreeperPeople i made a twitter account a decade ago. I havent logged in ever since i made my twitter account. Best non-decision i've made in my life

It's general Twittcrap behavior, stay away from the platform like pewds did

Take responsibility for what? Wearing a dress? Wanting to be cute and pretty? Not 'respecting' (stupid and meaningless)gender roles? What is exactly a 'manly' act as you sooo describe it? What is exactly being man or a woman? Explain it to me with out using rigid gender roles or a biased perspective.

@Mexican Pandorex Umm..., a certain amount of them do, and they should be allowed to.

@LavaCreeperPeople the lack of masculinity is the problem for men now a days

@LavaCreeperPeople I am not that obsessed with dresses. A more important issue facing men isn’t “Forced Gender Sterotypes and norms” I say it’s fatherlessness and having no model or standard to use to find meaning in life for those nihilistic males.

@LavaCreeperPeople 3) Since when did I indicate women are less than men, you jump to out of reached femenist conclusions. Unsurprising for you femenists. Labeling everyone sexist for suggesting basic fax: there are gender differences

@LavaCreeperPeople 1) time is always changing, but how do they change is the question. How do you think time should change? This is why your chronological ethnocentrism and timed period based argument isn’t a valid point. 3) they still choose to wear dresses in the side of pants and suits in the SIDE OF DRESSES, were ass men 99% of the time don’t wear a dress. Even the Suits are different when they wear them, women suits are more colorful and have more veriaty in silk of their suits, where as men’s silk is wool worsted and microfiber, with blue, gray, black, and white being their usual first guest choice.

but why tho

Babe the entire point of this video is that there's nothing wrong with men being fashionable...

@Hridakshi Pareek same:)

@Gwen Michelle Nice to see a fellow Indian :)

@Hridakshi Pareek yup...

India?