The B*tches Guide to Etiquette

Alright, listen up, men’s rights people. wewe say wewe want to improve the lives of all men, to protect their rights. Well, I have a challenge for you: Can wewe stand up for the male individuals who act feminine?

It’s no secret that men who onyesha signs of anything associated with femininity are looked down upon. Effeminate men are made the butt of jokes all the time in the media and in real life. Just tonight I watched Date Night, where the male lead is described as androgynous and hilarity ensues as he is forced to agree with that. zaidi than jokes, such men and boys are frequently the victims...

Something I’ve noticed on TV is a plot sometimes used where there’s a lesser-privileged (i.e. female au black) character uigizaji irrational, and the audience is sympathetic to the more-privileged (i.e. male au white) character who points out all the flaws in the less-privileged character’s rationale, only to have the plot twist where the less-privileged character turns out to have actually been right! The revelation doesn’t lead to zaidi respect for the less-privileged character, however, because they are still portrayed as irrational. It’s zaidi like ‘hey, isn’t weird how they turned...