#Men of Color

[mybeautifulmultitudes]

Larenz Tate and Nia Long, cutie patooties

[xiaohongshu-for-you]

Here is that chunky merman again. ❤️

[feloire]

[welcometomypov]

Dear liberal women:

Hating ALL men and refusing to date ANY men because SOME men voted for Trump is only going to push the men who voted for Kamala to the Republican side. Stop hating those who support you.

The men who supported you want to love you and to be loved.

Let them. Share it back.

[umbria-rossini-blog]

Marcell Jacobs

Olympic go(l)d.

[spaceghostswim]

A$AP ROCKY for Billboard, August 2024

”Oh, I’m going to be aight. I’m Young Denzel. I’m Himzel, you heard?”

[mybeautifulmultitudes]

Colman Domingo, Oscars 2025

[cosmic-hoebo]

Lamont Diggs | Rap Sh!t

[indigenous-gender]

Nah cuz I been clockin the hatred of men as anti-Black anti-Indigenous and transphobic from day one. I’m HORRIFIED by the beliefs/attitudes and mistreatment of (trans, queer, third and cultural gender) men of color that I witness from radfems and TERFs, AND everyday (predominantly yt) queer ppl. Queer men of color and third gender men have been subjected to this abusive treatment for so long that we have become ashamed to be queer ashamed to be proud as men who are attracted to men. I shouldn’t have to hide the fact that I’m attracted to men. I shouldn’t have to feel shame for the fact that I’m attracted to men, have relationships with men, and love being with and identifying as a man. being a man of color is beautiful. Being a man does not make you evil, an abuser, or a bad person. Being a man does not have to be restricted to colonial gender binaries and constructs. We can build our own cultural, traditional masculinities and manhoods that are liberating, not oppressive. claiming that manhood and masculinity are inherently violent is race and gender essentialism.

[keebiecoo]

people/society need to be more kind & gentle to guys, especially marginalized guys

men & boys are not more dangerous, or strong, or durable, or horny, or ugly, or mean, men & boys shouldn't have to act masc to be seen as men, men & boys shouldn't have to seem more meek or less masc to be seen as less threatening

anyway, feel free to add anything guy-positive here, i love men

[thadeprogramming]

[eioncock]

MOM!!!!!!!!

Title: An Unexpected Reveal

It was a typical Sunday morning in the living room, filled with the chatter of family and friends gathered for brunch. The smell of pancakes wafted through the air as the protagonist, a shy boy in his early teens, was called by his mom to join the group. He was still holding onto a stack of books he had intended to put down earlier but hadn’t found the time.

“Come here, honey! I want to show everyone your scar from the surgery,” his mom called, her voice cheerful but unaware of the growing embarrassment in her son’s chest.

Reluctantly, he shuffled into the living room, feeling slightly vulnerable. He was still in his pajama shorts and hadn’t bothered with underwear that morning. As he stood before the gathering of family and guests, his heart raced, knowing what was about to happen.

His mom pulled his shorts down just a bit, revealing the scar that traced from his navel down to his upper pelvis. It was a stark red, a reminder of the summer’s surgery, and he felt a flush of heat creep up his cheeks as the eyes of the adults turned toward him.

“Wow, that looks painful,” one of the guests remarked, leaning in for a better look. “It’s really red!”

The comment startled his mom, and in a moment of panic, she instinctively dropped his shorts completely. Time seemed to freeze as the fabric slid down, leaving him fully exposed in front of everyone.

The room erupted into a mixture of gasps and awkward laughter. The boy’s face turned a deep shade of crimson as he quickly tried to cover himself, wishing he could disappear into the floor. His mom, realizing the mistake, hurriedly yanked the shorts back up, her own face turning red from embarrassment.

“Oh my God, I’m so sorry!” she stammered, flustered. “I didn’t mean for that to happen!”

The guests were in shock, but some couldn’t help but chuckle at the unexpected turn of events. The boy, now mortified, stood there, feeling exposed and humiliated, yet somehow realizing that everyone had been more concerned than mocking.

As the laughter began to die down, his mom wrapped an arm around him, whispering, “It’s okay, sweetie. Everyone makes mistakes.” The boy nodded, still embarrassed but slowly starting to feel the warmth of acceptance wash over him.

Later that day, as the family resumed their brunch, the incident became a funny story, one that the boy would remember for years. He learned to embrace the unexpected moments in life, no matter how embarrassing they might seem at first.

[mybeautifulmultitudes]

Teyana Taylor and Aaron Pierre 👀

[5typesoftrash]

I love men

I love gay men, I love trans men, I love men of color, I love intersex men, I love disabled men, I love nonbinary men, I love men who are also women, I love lesbian men, I love feminine men, I love men.