I moreso like the possibility of mytho-historical progenitors of major post-Akkadian Semitic groups wearing nail polish And how, if found factual, that would anger quite a few priests of Abrahamic religions))
@volt42re As a 5'8" guy, I like to pretend I know the struggles of short men... and then I hear about 5'4" dudes and can't even begin to imagine the world at that height.
To be accurate, this isnt dressing Manly; this is dressing Royally. Kings didnt dress manly - they were too rich for that. Manliness was a trait for the poor. They dressed _powerfully_ . They showed wealth.
@@JuniperGal-ek2pu it was rich vs poor clothing, not feminine vs masculine. The same way rich people now mostly prefer clothes to blend in, while poor want to peacock themselves out of a crowd with overpriced trash.
All of these are relatively close to each other chronologically, and then you’ve got Ur like 4000 years ahead of everyone else rocking a sweet manicure.
@@SchemingGoldberg aren't high heels originally intended for cavalry (aka exclusively men because wars) because it makes it easier to control the horse?
Proud to say that 5 elements of clothing here are french. I really wanna dress manly, in the footsteps of my french ancestors (I’d dress like Astolfo any day if society would accept it)
I used to think "if society would normalize it" too but really things like these will never be normalized if everyone thinks like that. Once you just dive in headfirst without thinking about how society will react it becomes a lot easier to continue, and I really would like for men to adopt more skirts and frills and other "feminine" items because it really does add so much to variety and fashion, and just looks great on a lot of men. (Although if you live around people that will threaten you for doing it thats a different story, and you should obviously always prioritize safety)
@@a-ramenartist9734 that’s a very optimistic view of the problem ! Honestly I’d like too, but the issue is, I have a strong fear of ridicule, and right now, my level pf privacy won’t allow for sneaky little purchases…
@@a-ramenartist9734 with such mentality, there would be no crossdressers, because of local muslims and skinheads who would target you. Europe seems to be weak, but that's only a facade.
@@itzsillybob810do it when you have the chance, you will get embarrassed with yourself after looking into the mirror, but at the same time, you kinda of like it (that's how I felt at least).
and now is like, green shirt, gray pants, black shoes and call it a day. maybe the ancient europeans are watching us in pain while sayin "this modern mans lookin kinda gay"
andrew tate edit: this video is stupid asl youtube should not be promoting this video to little boys and little girls (yes I am taking my anger out on this video tf u gon do abt it)
Nitpick: Those aren't pantyhose. Those are hose, which are basically pantyhose with a pants-shaped piece "missing". Basically thighhigh or almost buttocks reaching socks. Thick, sometimes with added soles and often worn without shoes. All of these are also not "popularized by" as much as examples. Skirts in men's fashion existed far before king Henry, pink was just a color many men wore before the 18th century. But thas'all just a nitpick and doesn't take away even one bit from how oozing with masculinity Astolfo is. Also, a lot of people here are joking, but yeah. All that was worn by men. It's arbitrary that men are ridiculed if they wear those now. Cultural shift. Hope we can bring back the days when people could just wear nice clothes no matter the person's gender or the clothes' color.
I don't think there really were the days anywhere when everybody could just wear whatever nice clothes they'd like to with no regard for their gender and social status.
I mean, you're not wrong. That dress is European (but for the rich >:( ) (anyways high heels/pointed shoes in general showed that you were rich, with it sometimes getting a uh... little much)
Sure. It's a pale red, and red stands for blood, war, and agressiveness. Girls dressed in blue because Virgin Mary is almost always depicted wearing a blue cloak.
The main thing this reminded me of was that Pink back then used to be considered a manly color that's worn by men due to it's association with Red. Then the 20th century happened and now Pink is a girly color. We did have some events where it became a fad to wear pink as a guy for awhile with the whole "Real men wear pink" slogan being thrown around. But that died down fast.
i mean, yeah htf could a woman crossdress? i dont think there are any clothes traditionally considered exclusive to men except men's underwear?? that doesnt really count though
@@meijuta a hundred years ago or so (in america) women wearing pants was considered crossdresing and "demonic" and whatnot, but yeah nowadays there aren't many clothes that are for men ONLY
@@meijuta not in modern Western fashion since women wear pants and shirts and shorts, but when you add "traditionally" there are plenty of such examples in history and throughout the world.
Also apparently during the time of Shakespeare, as women were not allowed in theater all femlae roles were played by young teens with high voices meaning that Shakespeare had femboys
Once visited a museum in the Caribbean where they had on display a spanish marine uniform from the 17th century. They would have been the meanest scariest soldiers around. It was FABULOUS! Baby blue color scheme, lace, bows on the shoes, puffy shoulders. just classic.
oh yeah, pink was originally the MALE colour because it was like red (strong and passionate and cool and stuff) but toned down (gentleman chivalry stuff), while blue was for girls (delicate, quiet, not strong, bleh)
This just proves that what we consider to be "manly" is completely based on the conventions of our current time and not actually the ideas of the past.
European men's fashion throughout history sure is drippy, gonna incorporate some of these elements to my wardrobe if just to spite them wimps who dare not dress well
I know this is supposed to be silly, but it does bring up the interesting point of how societal norms & expectations shift over time. I definitely found it both silly on a surface level & quite deep when looking at it from the aforementioned lens of shifting societal standards.
This is so cute and I love it. At the same time it makes me think. At some point in history, men decided that everything that was considered "feminine" was weak, inferior and therefore unsuited for men. When you think of the eras where clothing was basically unisex or how often trends changed (there were times were pink was the go-to colour for men/boys and blue for women/girls), clothing has for the longest time been yet another tool to reinforce misoginy and toxic masculinity. Fashion wasn't always about gender, clothes don't have a gender in the first place, it's up to a society to give it certain traits. Femboy or tomboy or whatever wouldn't be a thing if society wasn't so obsessed with labeling every freaking thing. I hope someday people can wear whatever they want without being denigrated and/or sexualised in an instant.
I must say that a bunch of men decided feminine is inferior because they got rejected by feminine women and also they discovered that a large percentage of women prefer "feminine" men instead of macho man
> At some point in history, men decided that everything that was considered "feminine" was weak, inferior and therefore unsuited for men. Not at all. It started after revolution in France when rich people were afraid of showing off their riches. So modern men clothes are born from weakness and fear.
Hey guys, did you know that in terms of renaissance cosplay, Astolfo is the perfect representation of male costume design? It's true! Not only does his appearance almost perfectly match the era's kings, but the other parts like the trouser suspension method and shirts perfectly replicate what civilians wore. Astolfo is also considered a Palladian which was most commonly found during that era. Plus, the gender association for pink and blue were the opposite of what we expect today. Also, fun fact, sodomy was perfectly legal, and sometimes encouraged during that era, so go wild
I'm also attracted to women, you don't have to be gay to dress this way! I'm also super hairy but I shave and I'm gonna get laser in the future so I can be extra smooth x3 about the traditional family part, I also have a religious family so I'm sorry about that ❤️
There's no such thing as girlishly long eyelashes, it's a sham invented by Big Gender (like big pharma or big oil or big tobacco) because makeup is labeled as "femenine" the effect of long eyelashes produced by mascara gives you that conception.
@stacydani if you have more testosterone, your eyelashes will grow longer and thicker, you're confused by mascara which you think is "femenine", it makes your eyelashes appear much thicker and can also curl them to be more visible.
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the fact that all of this comes from Europe just kills me
There is a reason people coined the phrase gay or european.
I moreso like the possibility of mytho-historical progenitors of major post-Akkadian Semitic groups wearing nail polish
And how, if found factual, that would anger quite a few priests of Abrahamic religions))
Most if not all pieces of clothing here existed before America was founded. Your point?
zaza
@@olchum7605 What about Asia?
As a 5’1 girl who dresses in monochrome pink sweaters and skirts, I can confirm that I am very manly. Fear my manliness.
Such poise of masculinity in a body modeled purely for feminity? An extraordinarily unreal feat, indeed!
@volt42re As a 5'8" guy, I like to pretend I know the struggles of short men... and then I hear about 5'4" dudes and can't even begin to imagine the world at that height.
haha short
@@NovaAeternushow tall are you
as a 1'2 guy I am very manly and I pull up to beaches
Yes, you can add a chocker, 2500 BCE from the sumerian
Based
That's what i'm talkin about
alright bro
Would
"We need to return to the good ol days!"
What bro actually means:
and I agree! let’s look in the FUTURE! we will mutate into Japanese cartoon hot girls!!
-jeff bezos
@@JoeCoolAAAHH "girls"
@@JoeCoolAAAHHmutation is messy, just wear animegao kigurumi costumes!
So jokes about right-wing femboys is not just Russian thing?
@@AtticusKarpenter i don't know if i want to know what you're talking about
To be accurate, this isnt dressing Manly; this is dressing Royally. Kings didnt dress manly - they were too rich for that. Manliness was a trait for the poor. They dressed _powerfully_ . They showed wealth.
This is why sigmas are poor
So basically masculinity is poor? And femininity is rich? Okay.
@@JuniperGal-ek2pu look at the average clothing nowadays vs what big celebrities wear
POWER is rich, feminity and masculine are poor @@JuniperGal-ek2pu
@@JuniperGal-ek2pu it was rich vs poor clothing, not feminine vs masculine.
The same way rich people now mostly prefer clothes to blend in, while poor want to peacock themselves out of a crowd with overpriced trash.
So manly, i can feel my own testosterone levels dropping in shame
Weak! I can feel mine rising! (I have an uncontrollable erection)
XD
Shame?
pfp checks out
What do you mean? They should be dropping in *pride!*
Mfs on youtube trying not to convert me into a femboy for 2 seconds:
Edit: Why yall trying to convert me so hard😭
"Impossible"
sir do you know how the algorithm functions
i do
@@EyeWasBored it all started with those damned Astolfo edits
join us
Oh so that's where the song "is he gay or European?" Got the idea.
That phrase is very offensive to me. It's like saying "Fat or American?"
@@Hlebuw3kI can't tell whether your an idiot or a twitter user
@@Hlebuw3k
Reference: ruclips.net/video/XY9PmBNb3PE/видео.htmlsi=Bcalc1-slhRhRoGS
@@Hlebuw3k usually it’s both
@@thebigcat2940 That's the point. Congratulations, you understand the meaning.
All of these are relatively close to each other chronologically, and then you’ve got Ur like 4000 years ahead of everyone else rocking a sweet manicure.
BCE is before everything else on this image I'd imagine.
@@TopOfAllWorlds Hence, “ahead of” rather than “after”
Nah he's gonna show up in another 1200 years
i swear ppl just gave away fashion to women and then calls the men who style up like old europeans gay
Yup, that's literally what happened. Men originally invented high heel shoes to appear taller, but nowadays it's considered "girly".
@@SchemingGoldberg aren't high heels originally intended for cavalry (aka exclusively men because wars) because it makes it easier to control the horse?
rather ‘sour grapes’ of them when you think about it.
@@GiovannaBassani-ve3wmThose were the different the heels they used for horses were very short.
High heels would have made horse riding harder
@@cringename4391 oh alr, but still, heels in general were originally intended for cavalry iirc, and high heels came later, right?
How is it that men back then were more fashionable than today, we need to bring this back.😊
Google „Great Male renunciation“
At the time of Enlightenment men decided to give up fashion, in order to just become usefull.
👑
Because men did everything and didn't allow women to do much 💀💀💀
boutta cosplay as a nazgul
@@slavsit7600
From the Lord of the ring
Now someone make this exact outfit but on a hilariously masculine character
There is no amount of money in the world that will make me draw duke nukem in this
@@Sheesh7328 Duke who-kem?
@@BisexualPlagueDoctor search him up and you’ll know what I’m talking about
@@Sheesh7328 ten dollars and a chocolate smoothie
@@Sheesh7328He could still pull it off, ngl
and if all that isn't enough, one can always emulate the pinnacles of masculinity, the landsknechts, and get yourself a big old cod piece
Fun fact, there is an alternate version of this art displaying astolfo's 'codpiece'. Its part of the album linked on the description.
@@gr4ndsoulfreakyou weren’t kidding
The more of these accessories he has, the bigger the "cod piece" should be
@@gr4ndsoulfreakLmfao, I've seen the version in your video before, and never that. The funniest thing is it's still historically accurate.
And how is that connected to femboys?
gonna start my femboymaxxing grind wish me luck soldiers
You're a real soldier, best of luck to you!
how's it going o_O
@@J-wm4ss he got stuck in the clothes and died of suffocation
Progress report, sire…
@@six_buck_dlc sir, still in progress, sir
Whenever I see other guys dressing “feminine”, it makes me happy.
It is manly, the manliest it could ever be
p3do detected
Proud to say that 5 elements of clothing here are french. I really wanna dress manly, in the footsteps of my french ancestors (I’d dress like Astolfo any day if society would accept it)
I used to think "if society would normalize it" too but really things like these will never be normalized if everyone thinks like that. Once you just dive in headfirst without thinking about how society will react it becomes a lot easier to continue, and I really would like for men to adopt more skirts and frills and other "feminine" items because it really does add so much to variety and fashion, and just looks great on a lot of men.
(Although if you live around people that will threaten you for doing it thats a different story, and you should obviously always prioritize safety)
just make yourself look so feminine that people cant tell youre a dude and then youre set
@@a-ramenartist9734 that’s a very optimistic view of the problem ! Honestly I’d like too, but the issue is, I have a strong fear of ridicule, and right now, my level pf privacy won’t allow for sneaky little purchases…
@@a-ramenartist9734 with such mentality, there would be no crossdressers, because of local muslims and skinheads who would target you. Europe seems to be weak, but that's only a facade.
@@itzsillybob810do it when you have the chance, you will get embarrassed with yourself after looking into the mirror, but at the same time, you kinda of like it (that's how I felt at least).
and now is like, green shirt, gray pants, black shoes and call it a day. maybe the ancient europeans are watching us in pain while sayin "this modern mans lookin kinda gay"
More like "this president lookin like a miner"
No normal dude dressed like this bruv
@@El_Presidente_5337 dude. it's a joke
"kinda gay and i'm kinda into it, sodomy is legal i aint got no inhibitions!"
@@kirby_on_stuffwdym a joke? This is the manliest man I've ever seen
Why did this go out of style. Seriously what changed
Woman's fault!
andrew tate
edit: this video is stupid asl youtube should not be promoting this video to little boys and little girls (yes I am taking my anger out on this video tf u gon do abt it)
Wars
aristocracy wear things that are a status symbol, stuff that are expensive. so when price change they start to find other clothes
Only if women decided to remain with their boring dresses(also men creation for men)..
This is the ideal male style. You may not like it, but it's the truth.
Kyriakos Grizzly is the Perfect male style
The truth of the blind 💪🗿
ideal male style for rich autocrats specifically so if ur poor its not really yours
WRONG!!!!!🚨
I like how doing a dance is considered part of the outfit
You forgot one thing:
The sword.
Get a nice sabre or rapier going. The manliest of all blades
Longsword it's so cool like link master sword
Reject modernity, embrace tradition.
Astolfomaxxing
Based. Real men should feel comfortable wearing whatever the fuck they want.
Chad
sadly I am not a real man tho
@@dallor09 Fake men are still based
@@theheadshot45 1. how tf did you respond too fast
2. I really wish I could dress like this but I don’t have the guts to
"A real man doesn't need an excuse to wear a dress!" - David Letterman
Nitpick: Those aren't pantyhose. Those are hose, which are basically pantyhose with a pants-shaped piece "missing". Basically thighhigh or almost buttocks reaching socks. Thick, sometimes with added soles and often worn without shoes.
All of these are also not "popularized by" as much as examples. Skirts in men's fashion existed far before king Henry, pink was just a color many men wore before the 18th century.
But thas'all just a nitpick and doesn't take away even one bit from how oozing with masculinity Astolfo is.
Also, a lot of people here are joking, but yeah. All that was worn by men. It's arbitrary that men are ridiculed if they wear those now. Cultural shift. Hope we can bring back the days when people could just wear nice clothes no matter the person's gender or the clothes' color.
if you go look a the pictures of the people mentionned, they are not wore the same way womans do at all. For example, skirts are thicker on man.
Almost all female fashion started out as male fashion. Men invented high heel shoes in order to appear taller.
@@SchemingGoldberg they were for riding, high heels specifically for mounted archery
I don't think there really were the days anywhere when everybody could just wear whatever nice clothes they'd like to with no regard for their gender and social status.
It does say hose on the graphic
Why is yandere dev teaching about how to dress like the average european
I mean, you're not wrong. That dress is European (but for the rich >:( ) (anyways high heels/pointed shoes in general showed that you were rich, with it sometimes getting a uh... little much)
my thoughts exactly
This was never average at any point in history
the average european is nowhere close to this level of style
It's average *rich* European
Pink was considered manly for almost the entirety of the medieval.
Sure. It's a pale red, and red stands for blood, war, and agressiveness.
Girls dressed in blue because Virgin Mary is almost always depicted wearing a blue cloak.
pink really only became a "girl color" after the holocaust iirc
At no point in history was the colour pink ever considered manly.
@@dwarow2508 Yes it was, until 1920
@@Merlinistic No it was not, at no point in history. You are conflating wealth with masculinity
psssst, they dont want you to know this.
but this is literally what PEAK Masculinity looks like!
you've been making so many sissyhypno videos trying to gr00m a friend, you've brainwashed yourself!
good job!
From a medieval peasant's eyes 💪🗿
Why am I not surprised this is like 3/4 French, a dash of Britain, and a sprinkle of Sweden/Italy. It just makes sense.
As an italian, expected more Italy tbh
And not a single Norwegian king 💪💪💪💪💪🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴
@@Parallax-ec4ik Because it wasn't really a thing for most of the Renaissance, where this kind of clothing was popular...
@@Parallax-ec4ik Just goes to show how uncultured these norwegian peasants were and that Sweden deserved to rule over them.
@@Parallax-ec4ik yeah because norway was just apart of sweden back then
"Thicc legs"
"Smells very nice"
Wait what huh? Well yeah supposedly
I don’t want to dress manly, I want to dress like Joseph Joestar.
Counterpoint: tequila joseph
@@gr4ndsoulfreak I was thinking more old Joseph but I wouldn’t mind tequila Joseph, I think it would be funny.
Bettle Tendency Joseph allows Hamon-Conducted fashion to properly defend yourself against various ghouls, even Gods 💪🗿
@@gr4ndsoulfreak you watch jjba?
Same bro
How to _actually_ dress manly:
Dress however you want.
YESSS
yessssssssssssssssss
came back to tell you that you're a W
yep
I’m a girl, but this is definitely a nice guide on how to look cute. I will be taking notes (threat/promise).
Same here lol
As you should 💪🗿
don't you mean look Manly?
not cute, manly, read the guide again
You mean manly
The main thing this reminded me of was that Pink back then used to be considered a manly color that's worn by men due to it's association with Red.
Then the 20th century happened and now Pink is a girly color.
We did have some events where it became a fad to wear pink as a guy for awhile with the whole "Real men wear pink" slogan being thrown around. But that died down fast.
Thicc legs
(Smells very nice ♥)
got me
Also if you think about it, crossdressing is the manliest thing. Only men can crossdress with womens clothes.
i mean, yeah htf could a woman crossdress? i dont think there are any clothes traditionally considered exclusive to men except men's underwear?? that doesnt really count though
@@meijuta a hundred years ago or so (in america) women wearing pants was considered crossdresing and "demonic" and whatnot, but yeah nowadays there aren't many clothes that are for men ONLY
@@meijutaBy being a Tomboy.
@@meijuta kilts
@@meijuta not in modern Western fashion since women wear pants and shirts and shorts, but when you add "traditionally" there are plenty of such examples in history and throughout the world.
This is what I mean when I tell people I'm a conservative.
Trad masc
Historically accurate Astolfo goes hard
Guys yall don't even *know* how bad i wanna wear a dress and hige heels and then walk around my house and pretend i am *the* baddie
wdym pretend? let out your inner baddie my friend
@@genericyoutubecommenter589 GO FORTH
i once read a joke that went "crossdressing as a woman is something only men can do. in other words, its one of the most masculine things to exist."
I don't believe crossdressing exists it's stupid
@@FzeroVaporeonit isn't
Literally all of this is from Britain and France i cant lmao
Never felt more proud to be British :3
And from Europe! :3 that's probably why we have the saying "gay or European"
The Brits even gave us Astolfo!
i love my country :3
As yes, i can *smell* the testosterone
That’s perfume, also created for men in Europe back in the day.
So much testosterone I made a son via mitosis
Also apparently during the time of Shakespeare, as women were not allowed in theater all femlae roles were played by young teens with high voices meaning that Shakespeare had femboys
W
W
Making RnJ very funny to imagine!
W
fellas, I need a time machine.
To be fair, any guy who could dress like that and still feel manly is one who is secure in his masculinity, at least in this day and age.
exactly
I don't know about that😂
I doubt that's what they had in mind but yes this is technically made from what the OGs (original gentlemen) wore
1% of the population, including women, wore this. Soldiers, farmers and builders did not wear this
Only men of the gentry are gentlemen
@@dwarow2508 Soldiers, farmers and builders were not gentlemen.
Peasant.
@@MyVanir
That's the point. They were real men.
Aristocrat.
@@MyVanir How dare you exclude the working class!?
Bourgeoisie bitch.
I like how people can't really argue against this when many of them were made by actual dudes
I can imagine narrator holding in his laughter while reciting all of this.
Instructions unclear; I am now somehow married to another man in a state where it is not even legal with the same sex.
i would unironically be happier if i was wearing this
same
I just want to feel cute/nice :3
but I don't have the guts and courage to :(
“Not sure if I should wear these, but 20 dollars is 20 dollars”
This goes straight into my internet philosophy playlist
The only way to get more manly is to bring ANOTHER MAN with you everywhere. (plus if he also dressed like this)
Once visited a museum in the Caribbean where they had on display a spanish marine uniform from the 17th century. They would have been the meanest scariest soldiers around.
It was FABULOUS! Baby blue color scheme, lace, bows on the shoes, puffy shoulders. just classic.
The manliest thing is to not bow to societal demands and dress the way you are happy with.
Absolutely!
Fr
This isn't technically wrong.
This is how to dress like a man in the old days.
More so royalty
@2fore2splace50 yeah
This is the definition of the Fallacy of Composition
If you look at the dates, most of these fashion trends are very historically recent
Fashion changed dramatically in WW1.
Leave the Past behind 💪🗿
I'm so sad that I immediately knew that astolfo would show up bruh
With cherry-picking logic like that one could argue that the most feminine (or masculine) attire is to be straight up naked
Aell yeah that’s cause it is
Yeah, we are not meant to wear clothes.
reached the wrong demographic💀
It reached you too early, that's all.
Like the other guy said.
You've already entered the pipeline
right demographic. wrong moment.
you'll see in a few months
"THE WEIRDOS ARE COMING! THE WEIRDOS ARE COMING!" -Paul Revere 2024 colorized
@@docteurwho4540groomer weirdo
oh yeah, pink was originally the MALE colour because it was like red (strong and passionate and cool and stuff) but toned down (gentleman chivalry stuff), while blue was for girls (delicate, quiet, not strong, bleh)
This just proves that what we consider to be "manly" is completely based on the conventions of our current time and not actually the ideas of the past.
Im not gay but… that is one attractive girly boy.
Edit I have been enlightened, it is actually a manly man
Your gay 💪🗿
*Manly man, weren't you paying attention?
You're gay.
It is MANLY!
European men's fashion throughout history sure is drippy, gonna incorporate some of these elements to my wardrobe if just to spite them wimps who dare not dress well
Dress in rags to truly spite the elites as well 💪🗿
Men's fashion overall peaked in the 1920's, but by taking the best bits from history we can surpass it quite easily.
Instructions unclear, the bourgeoisie is now trying to behead me for exploitation of the poor
Funny, but that is exactly why men stopped dressing like this. To reduce the chance bourgeois would decide that you are too rich to live.
Real men wear no clothes
I was afraid for a second when you started with "real men...".
@@derfu55l Real men
Are real
@@Dexuz Wrong, I've never seen one, therefore they don't exist
@@TashiAsh-z7q Look in the mirror.
There's nothing more manly than security in one's inner masculinity
Man, I never used that style.
I must try it out.
*Card declines*
I'm already dressing manly for years now, too easy.
sending this to my homophobic dad
How’d it go?
I chickened out
Son I am disappoint
@@FluffyAbomination do it, do it, do it, do it, do it!
@@FluffyAbomination Do it, show him the truth.
I know this is supposed to be silly, but it does bring up the interesting point of how societal norms & expectations shift over time. I definitely found it both silly on a surface level & quite deep when looking at it from the aforementioned lens of shifting societal standards.
Gaze upon the most proper depiction of Giga Chad
In the eyes of peasants 💪🗿
as a 6'4 chad i can confirm that all MEN dress like this.
Roses are red
Violets are blue
i play war thunder
and it has turned me into a femboy
roses aren't red
I'm not a mime
this comment doesn't even rhyme
Astolfo in Anime : *Loveable attractive feminine boy's figures*
Astolfo irL : *Bearded congky muscular 40 years old man*
turning historical figures into femboys :D
This is so cute and I love it. At the same time it makes me think. At some point in history, men decided that everything that was considered "feminine" was weak, inferior and therefore unsuited for men. When you think of the eras where clothing was basically unisex or how often trends changed (there were times were pink was the go-to colour for men/boys and blue for women/girls), clothing has for the longest time been yet another tool to reinforce misoginy and toxic masculinity. Fashion wasn't always about gender, clothes don't have a gender in the first place, it's up to a society to give it certain traits. Femboy or tomboy or whatever wouldn't be a thing if society wasn't so obsessed with labeling every freaking thing. I hope someday people can wear whatever they want without being denigrated and/or sexualised in an instant.
I must say that a bunch of men decided feminine is inferior because they got rejected by feminine women and also they discovered that a large percentage of women prefer "feminine" men instead of macho man
tbh even the color pink for girls and blue for boys is relatively recent. fdr as a baby wore pink dresses, (and then it all reversed after ww2)
> At some point in history, men decided that everything that was considered "feminine" was weak, inferior and therefore unsuited for men.
Not at all. It started after revolution in France when rich people were afraid of showing off their riches. So modern men clothes are born from weakness and fear.
Hey guys, did you know that in terms of renaissance cosplay, Astolfo is the perfect representation of male costume design? It's true! Not only does his appearance almost perfectly match the era's kings, but the other parts like the trouser suspension method and shirts perfectly replicate what civilians wore. Astolfo is also considered a Palladian which was most commonly found during that era. Plus, the gender association for pink and blue were the opposite of what we expect today. Also, fun fact, sodomy was perfectly legal, and sometimes encouraged during that era, so go wild
Scottish people:
K i l t...
aye
if i wasn't into girls, super hairy and from a traditional family i would have loved to dress manly
Silly... Shaving exists... And girls are attracted to manliness (most people could be described as straight)
@@FzeroVaporeon bro i'm a literal gorilla 💀 shaving my beard is a chore on it's own
@@IrontMan sounds like an obstacle I guess... Maine you don't have to shave.. or use a laser hair remover but those are expensive
I'm also attracted to women, you don't have to be gay to dress this way! I'm also super hairy but I shave and I'm gonna get laser in the future so I can be extra smooth x3 about the traditional family part, I also have a religious family so I'm sorry about that ❤️
I think about this meme more often than I really ought to.
For real, there are some videos/comments that stay on my mind for weeks, or even months, after I've seen them
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Holy shit, I am the manliest man to ever man
Thing is, it's mostly if not entirely true.
As a manly man with a chiseled jawline, and girlishly long eyelashes. I can confirm I'm one quarter of the way to being manly.
There's no such thing as girlishly long eyelashes, it's a sham invented by Big Gender (like big pharma or big oil or big tobacco) because makeup is labeled as "femenine" the effect of long eyelashes produced by mascara gives you that conception.
@@FzeroVaporeon yes but some eyelashes are actually feminine,I have them
@stacydani blud what makes them femenine
@@FzeroVaporeon long, shaped a little different or something, idk I'll ask my sister
@stacydani if you have more testosterone, your eyelashes will grow longer and thicker, you're confused by mascara which you think is "femenine", it makes your eyelashes appear much thicker and can also curl them to be more visible.
this video is the perfect example of brainrot
i am not a femboy, i am a femMAN (well actually i think i still am just a femboy...)
I think I speak for everyone that we would love to live during the 9th century with daddy Astolfo :3
i defo would :3
Especially considering that you would most probably have master-slave relationship
I would give Daddy Astolfo the best head ever :3
Where the time machine at :3
Speak for yourself, I wanna meet an Austrian painter 💪🗿
when he said the good old days, *he meant it*
And surprisingly the skirt's size is not that far off from king henry's actual skirt
which henry?
europe? hmmmm
gay or european
so many shades of gray
is he gay or europea-
i NEVER saw that last bit before and i was ANNIHILATED
dont forget cat ears
Can’t forget a little modern touch
Ah, got it
will try this outfit the next time I'm invited to a more formal reunion
WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN
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oh my bad lemme just put on my thicc legs real quick i forgot that step
(smells nice)
The perfect outfit doesn’t esi-
Thats up to opinion and it really doesn't
Tuxedo and G-Strings: 💪🗿
@@supershoutmonx8327nah this is the perfect outfit
as a trans man this is very helpful, thank you
i love ftm people their so kewl (im one)
As a trans woman this is NOT very helpful, screw you.
/s
(But you knew that. Didn't you? 😉)
Change back to your true biological gender
We need to return
To the 1950's 💪🗿
Grandpa : men used were more manly back in’ time!
Also men back in’ time :
This is what i mean when i say i want a traditional man
Real
Same