#Good Men

[reality-detective]

Be a Good Man 🤔

[whatareyoureallyafraidof]

Pumpkin Spice Palpatine.

[moonbean117]

[morphean42]

Okay okay guys but the thing is AIDS is the last stage of HIV. We know this. Someone infected with HIV can live asymptomatically for approximately 3-20 years, averaging with developing AIDS within 10 years. The first case of a death from AIDS, we think, is Robert Rayford who died in 1969.

Whizzer already had HIV in 1979. It’s very likely Marvin did too. There’s no happy ending to their story. There’s no point where they aren’t dying. They were dead from the moment we met them.

[loveisrootedinme]

Men deserve to be in happy relationships too.

[bits-of-wit]

[mk-wizard]

I have to say this because I am offended as a woman who grew up with Barbie AND He-Man. I don't hate the Barbie movie because it isn't in tuned with my politics. I hate it because it's not really about Barbie at all. It is an imposter. Barbie is feminist, but NOT a radical feminist. She is diplomatic, kind, she loves men and considers them as her equal, and she wants everyone to be confident and kind. As for Ken, he would never turn on her because he is faithful, intelligent, kind and capable. He is not a boob who is under her thumb.

The Barbie movie is not about Barbie. It's about all of the misconceptions we have of Barbie just as I suspected it would. And I have every right to be displeased about that. And you know what else? So does anyone else including men.

If women are allowed to hate Masters of the Universe: Revelations because it is a badly written show that doesn't respect the lore, then men are allowed to not like the Barbie movie for the same reasons especially if those reasons are sound. Yes, I'm sure some of them hate it for sexist reasons, but the majority of men I see hating on the Barbie movie hate it for the same reasons I do and I'm a woman. If anything, I'm glad men respect Barbie enough to see the film is wrong. The problem is that the media is only talking about what the sexist men are saying blatantly ignoring what all the other fans are saying.

But then again, what did we expect? The same thing happened with Netflix She-Ra and Masters of the Universe: Revelations. When fans don’t like a new product because it doesn’t respect the lore and feels like imposter media, we get accused of being bigoted in some way or the other. We are like that lone honest kid who calling out that the Emperor is naked, but is then told to shut up because they’re upsetting everyone. In other words, we live in a time right now where if you ever admit you don’t like something even for the most valid reason, you are either silenced, ignored or made out to be the bad guy.

However, it is all the more reason to keep being honest. And Hollywood knows it because even it can’t run from the truth forever.

And I think it’s reached the phase where it is getting out of breath from trying to.

PS: I don’t want my son to grow up in a society where his free speech, including the freedom to give an opinion on a movie of all things, is either limited or prohibited just because he’s a boy/man while the girl/woman next to him can say anything she wants about anything she chooses.

Like I said before, if women can say what they want about He-Man, men can say what they want about Barbie. Period.

[genx3791]

[quietflorilegium]

“[Daja] felt as if she had aged a hundred years. Suddenly all of the elegance around her looked like a mask for some cruel beast. She had to eye every man who passed her, asking herself if he had ever kidnapped a woman—or if he would, given the chance. Were all men like this? No, she told herself firmly. Never Briar. Or Frostpine. Or Tris’s teacher Niko, or our sometimes teacher Crane, or Duke Vedris, or Dedicate Gorse, the temple cook. She doubted Ambros or Zhegorz would consider it, either. No, Daja, don’t be a fool. You know plenty of men who would never even think of pulling such a vile trick.”

Tamora Pierce, “The Will of the Empress”

[starryvomit]

i have never been loved by a good man

but i believe i could get used to it.

[renegadesstuff]

THEY'D FOLLOW EACH OTHER ANYWHERE. ALWAYS 🤍🤍

[simpleman193]

[melisssg99]

Men who unironically

call themselves 'daddy'

Even though they're

not an actual father.

[gaybaseball-fan]

“We can be heroes just for one day”. BOWIE

[lumioluna]

what really makes me horny and feral is a good man. a genuinely, deeply good man, with a fair heart and a kind, compassionate, fiercely loving soul. it's my one true kink.

[bob-williams]

This will be playing in my head when I hear someone say "your body my choice" I'll knock the boy out of you!