#don't be a dude bro

[ot3]

i can't believe that we're doing 'i use bro/dude in a gender neutral way' discourse in 2024 because even without the blatant transmisogyny of being unwilling to make incredibly minor linguistic concessions for the sake of not casually misgendering trans women, 'dont call people things that will upset them' is a concept literal kindergartners are capable of grasping. if someone says 'don't use these words to refer to me, i don't like it' and your response is anything but 'sorry, i won't do it again' then the kindest possible interpretation of your behavior is that you are a huge asshole that nobody should want to hang out with.

[mentally-ill-for-bes]

So funny Viktor chooses to present himself to Jayce as a white-golden robot (considering it is shown he could possess one of his followers) despite his representative colors being purple and blue (during s2 arc 1 and arc 2 and as the Herald Machine). But for the very specific purpose of convincing Jayce to join him, he's represented in the colors associated with Mel. Literally CATWALKING into the room, which is an action associated with Mel too

[nibbelraz]

Fellas is it gay to kiss your fellow transmigration bro on the mouth with tongue?

[cowardlykrow]

"Hah, dude doesn't even know he's in my tamagotchi."

[unitedstates0fdakota]

Electrochemistry in Disco Elysium is so funny cuz it is literally this image

[fluffy-ami]

I am perfectly normal about his laugh-

“The G in Gale stands for giggles apparently”

[spicyraeman]

need to find more gender-neutral terms that fit the same vibe as dude/bro/man that aren't buddy or pal, cuz in my head you only call someone that if you wanna start shit

[rosie-tyler]

Moulin Rouge AU

The story follows Moulin Rouge star performer, Daniel LaRusso, and an American writer, Johnny Lawrence, as they navigate through a tumultuous love affair. Little do they know about John Kreese's plan: set LaRusso up with a wealthy man, Terry Silver, to take revenge on Mr. Miyagi, Daniel's father.

[thanes-krios]

What it is about kind male video game companions that male gamers absolutely HATE?

I've seen it happen with Dragon Age's Alistair, Mass Effect's Kaidan, and even lowkey KOTOR's Carth Onasi (emphasis on kind, not necessarily nice, cause dude had a bit of an attitude in the beginnning). Now I'm seeing it with Gale of Waterdeep from Baldur's Gate 3.

Men hate him! Admittedly, many women seem to also hate Gale (Though from what I'm observing, it seems to be because his romance is bugged in a way that doesn't recognize when you've rejected him, so to many it comes off as not taking no for an answer -- but that's the fault of the game, not the character). The other reason I'm seeing from women is that he supposedly doesn't respect boundaries, citing his relationship with Mystra, but... were yall listening to him at all?

1. This goddess took interest in him as a *child* prodigy, became his mentor, and then his lover??? That's sus as hell.

2. It's not like he and Mystra had personal boundaries set specifically for their relationship, and he decided to cross them, it was that Mystra has general magical limitations for magic users in general, and Gale thought he would be an exception because she treated him as special, and because his reasons for pushing his magical limitations were to restore a part of her she'd lost. I've also seen people say he downplays that as a simple mistake made in his youth, but from the actual conversation with him, it's very clear he regrets that so?? I don't get it. (maybe I'm misremembering or missing more of the story, I'm only at the beginning of Act 2)

But this post is a reaction-rant to seeing too many male creators on tiktok hate on Gale so badly it's becoming obnoxious. And their reasons are so weak, yet fuel hatred so strong. They just find him so annoying, and I guess to each their own, but I don't get why, and I don't get why men always seem to find those kinds of emotionally available, kind for the sake of being kind, male characters annoying.

[astrozure]

[borgialucrezia]

"Do you have a man named Juan visiting your home this night? Tell him his brother would speak with him."

[kr0t1]

I don't really draw him often so here some sketches for you :7

[usurper-of-heavens]

if i draw jamils applepom enough will he comw home?

[smokszyvverstar]

I realised I don't draw enough Mareach. I'm too busy with my green twinks lol. Solution: Beach double date vacation? Hell yeah!

I need to stop doing beeg pages of smol drawings they take so long to do. But also theyre so fun

Zoom ins below

[themintman]

feathered (?) friends 😊

[snowonthebeachmp3]

It’s not because he’s Jason it’s because he was right, and one of the only men who is in a position to do what he did. The student who said it was wrong, and maybe Jason could have used a different word but the point stands. You don’t get to call someone’s family a slur and have them be okay with it while you film them and think you’re invincible because you’re filming and in public and don’t know how to interact in the real world. More people should get their insults turned back on them and their phones smashed. And frankly dude bros and swifties and gay guys all agree…Jason is on the right side here, not because he’s a Kelce but because the student deserved it.

this is not about whether he's allowed to defend his brother. jason was not in the right for turning around and spitting the slur back as an insult. 'maybe jason could have used a different word' damn right he fucking could have. he is a cishet man there is no reason for him to use that word in a derogatory manner ever.