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I wonder why drawing sexy men isnt as influential or perverted as drawing sexy women. Do women or gay guys see a sexy man like kronk and drool over him? For instance, is this guy sexy or just another guy?
That guy hella sexy. But yeah, in general women are WAY more sexualized than men, both in real life and consequently in media. Which is terrible. This is why I am campaigning to sexualize men more, in the name of equality. All movies should go in front of a panel of bisexuals who will deliberate how to best distribute the crop-tops, cheek-pulling pants, and gratuitous nude scenes amongst the characters. In the name of feminism, of course.
Smash
So did everyone else wonder how eating syrup off his body would feel or just me?
I'm a straight male.
Well now I did. It would feel confusing.
us bisexuals have it hard
IF YOU KNOW WHAT I... ^oh ^^whats ^^^the ^^^^point
Everyone is sexy to someone
I'm a straight dude and Li Shang is hot af 🥵
It's not so influential because it's not even close as common. And it's also not the defining trait of male characters in general. While you could argue that this is a huge (and sometimes the only) factor for female characters.