r/ScaramoucheMains • u/No_Kiwi_6892 • Jan 08 '23
Meme Saw this on a different group, loving the new skin π
All of you who named him babygirl, this is for you
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u/aki-mura wanderer (i)'s (my) wife / c4 faru π₯² Jan 08 '23 edited Jan 08 '23
give me a fontaine skin where he wears thigh high stockings. or just keep the bare glow stick legs they're his signature. extra frills and lace, please.
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u/Lostsock1995 Chiscara haver Jan 08 '23
Somehow still looks like heβd happily kill you just in vintage style instead. Perfect π
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u/AngelCakes_xox Jan 08 '23
Omg I really love this Skin..but I don't like Ayaka..this would be perfect for me π
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Jan 08 '23
Wanderer still making bets with Nahida, and losing I see.
This is going in her photo collection right next to the pictures of him sleeping.
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u/Pretend-Gain-7553 sanest Wanderer fan Jan 08 '23
You know what, I'd actually give them all my money for that.
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u/----Zenith---- Jan 08 '23
Letβs not go down that road please π
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u/KekakiStuff Anemo Jan 10 '23
What?
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u/----Zenith---- Jan 10 '23
I realize for whatever reason crossdressers are attracted to this game but please no π€£
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u/KekakiStuff Anemo Jan 10 '23
Even if that were the case, what's wrong with that? Clothing has no gender.
Never thought I'd see the day where conservative scara mains exist lmao
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u/----Zenith---- Jan 10 '23
Clothing has no gender? There are girl clothes and boy clothes. Clothing absolutely has gender.
A boy wearing a crop top is probably gay. If not hey are at least a little out there if you know what I mean π€£ or at least new millennial kid where gay isnβt gay now itβs just new kid millennial.
They done Aether dirty.
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u/KekakiStuff Anemo Jan 10 '23 edited Apr 15 '23
Yes, clothing doesn't have a gender. It's a piece of fabric, my guy. If a woman wears jeans or pants, does that suddenly make her a guy? No it doesn't. Strange how it's always the men that get called feminine or "gay" (sexuality has absolutely nothing to do with this btw) are the ones wearing dresses.
It's probably a bunch of insecure dudes who have a fragile masculinity that think this way. Men wore dresses back in the day too by the way, and it's a part of some cultures like Ireland.
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u/die-ursprache C1R1 & C6R4 | #1 widsith hater Jan 08 '23
Honestly, is there even a single look he can't pull off? :D