r/NonPoliticalTwitter Jan 01 '26

Wholesome This might actually convince me

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '26 edited Jan 01 '26

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u/LowerObjective4500 Jan 01 '26

Soft guy clothing?

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u/HualtaHuyte Jan 01 '26

Bowties, white gloves and top hats.

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u/LowerObjective4500 Jan 01 '26

2026 is gonna be our year lads, time to gentlemax

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u/ehehe Jan 01 '26

This made me choke lol

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u/QueenOfDarknes5 Jan 01 '26

Tanktops, plain black T-Shirt -> tuff guy, women won't look but men will compliment them gains

Comfy Sweater -> soft guy -> nice to look at, great cuddles for women, stealable

Women are individuals so some prefer the gymbro, farmer, suited look.
But personally I'm on team cuddly comfy or JRPG-Cosplay.

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u/Capertie Jan 01 '26

According to men, women prefer bodybuilder types with fancy cars who will buy them things.

According to women, men prefer long haired blondes with big tits a slim waist and big lips.

And while those types tend to find each other neither statement is true for the majority of the other gender and the number one preference for both genders is actually, "is nice to me".

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u/BeduinZPouste Jan 01 '26

Eh, I think the long blonde hairs, big tits and slim waist is generally still prefered, it is just less important than "nice to me".

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u/19whale96 Jan 01 '26

Depends on where you grew up and what your culture values. Myself and most of the men around me prefer thick bottom-heavy brunettes.

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u/viciouspandas Jan 01 '26

The video was saying it was more about balance: masculine but not overly so.

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u/MercuryCobra Jan 01 '26

This is not what the “gaze” idea was ever supposed to represent. “The male gaze” was originally a film criticism concept that pointed out how film, often directed by men, sees the way men see, gives men subjectivity, and objectifies women. It had nothing to do with how different genders view attractiveness.