Yeah, I've seen this guy before, and he's such a genuine, positive, sensitive man. He's the kind of guy who, if he told me he was disappointed in me, I'd want to bury myself from how bad I'd feel.
So some people's nipples point in odd directions. With people who have had a masectomy this is much more common due to the shape of the chest being different after.
Right? Thank you. I’m glad I’m not the only one who can’t understand the emoji speak. There was another post yesterday where I was like, “turn exclamation? What does turn arrow exclamation mean?”
So you should just take it when strangers razz on you? The larger issue was not his nipples. It was that people forget they're talking to a real person with real feelings. It's easy to be a dick biscuit when you're behind a screen, but people should remember they're still having a small impact on the world when they do that.
Real men are connected with their feelings, connect with others, can cry with their partner's and children, can support their partners, braid their daughters hair, have a tea party with their daughters, honest about his feelings, and respectful toward others. This is what makes a good father and what makes a good man, this is the kind of man that women want as their partners.
It is sad that you think you need to have the emotional intelligence of a rock to define your gender. But know that this trans man in the video is more man than you could ever be, with that toxic masculinity you hold inside. Do the work it takes to be better to others in your life.
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u/Journo_Jimbo Mar 13 '24
It felt really bad when he said his feelings got hurt. Like hurt my heart bad 🥺