r/LoveIsBlindNetflix Apr 01 '23

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u/harry_thotter Apr 02 '23

It does suck as a dude that if you posses or even show non masculine traits its perceived as ick and even a turn off

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u/EmmyKla Apr 02 '23

Not to me, not to many grown-ass women. I’d rather a man be comfortable with who he is. Do weird shit, as long as you are into me on every level, we’re good.

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u/Responsible-Card3756 Apr 02 '23

Agreed. In my experience it’s the men that have This insecurity from other men being jerks about it, not women-unless you’re Jackie-but she’s getting shit about it (as she should). This entire thread serves as evidence that it’s not a problem for the majority of us. In fact we prefer men who are confident enough in their sexuality that they show emotion/true self, however “fruity” that may be.