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Amazon Essentials Women's Classic-Fit Short-Sleeve Crewneck T-Shirt, Multipacks.
56% Cotton, 38% Modal, 6% Spandex
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No Closure closure
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Close-but-comfortable fit with easy movement
Lightweight jersey cotton blend with stretch
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stubbornfactory · 9 months
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parth0238u · 10 months
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asics2022 · 10 months
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dillusionalmind · 1 year
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auckie · 8 months
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One of my fav asks someone else got was when they were doing like uh. Some sort of anon roast thing, about other bloggers? And someone sent ‘can you believe auckie is a fucking realtor? I can’t imagine holding a conversation with that guy irl’. Bc buddy that was. So fucking true. A thing like me was never meant to be wear a sports jacket and shake hands and show a man and woman ten years my senior with a kid half my age a home. Which is fine bc all my clients were scumbag Latino investors who wore like giant minion hoodies and Rick and Morty joggers. And had like jaw droppingly gorgeous but cruel wives. And 12 wicked children all named like Bílí. And yes I was absolutely slamming southern comfort and doing adderall during that dark period. But it’s funny bc I can also mask and be really charismatic and charming but only for like four hours at a time as a beautiful woman. And also also I LOVE contract law and taxes. So I wasn’t good at it per se but I didn’t hate it all. I do think most realtors are bad people (im also way too much of a bleeding heart for the environment to do that kinda shit. Not to mention uh caring about unhoused people and racism/homophobia/transphobia the industry lol oh Gd and land sovereignty and fucking monopolies. ALL successful BROKERAGES ARE MONOPOLIES) and I much prefer my current job despite not making nearly as much and having a fixed schedule. But im glad I learned what I did and met the evil freaks I did. It was good for me. I guess. There’s some nice realtor ladies out there. I’m sure the men exist too but I’ve yet to meet one lmao. They all HATE women good lord. And minorities.
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tradgays · 1 year
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How Gay Men Can Embrace Traditional Masculinity
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Part of a tradgay lifestyle, at least for the Alpha male, is to embrace traditional masculinity.
Unfortunately society has often boxed gay men into a certain stereotype. You should be empowered to break through these constraints and realize the manly power you truly have.
Here are some tips for fully realizing your masculinity:
Be Authentic
As you choose to embrace a more masculine way of being it should be done in a way that is authentic for you.
Don’t be that guy who is always trying to prove something to everyone- you’ll only look like a fool.
Each man is unique, so find the masculine qualities that work best for you. Make a list of your most feminine and most masculine attributes.
Accept your “feminine side” and don’t try to change it, then focus on how you can further develop your most masculine traits.
Masculine Aesthetic
Adopt a masculine way of dress and grooming. Grow some facial hair, hit the gym and tone your body a bit.
Don’t wear any obnoxious clothing with bright colors or androgynous presentation. Think neutral tones for t-shirts, hoodies, sweaters, and jeans. Invest in some nice boots or a leather jacket to complete the look.
Masculine Interests, Hobbies, & Skills
Many gay men were deprived of traditionally masculine activities growing up. Adulthood can be a time to explore your manhood freely.
Tune in to some sporting events and see if any appeal to you. Find a local gay recreational sports team (plenty of cities have gay rugby, bowling, or baseball teams).
If you like the outdoors consider camping, hiking, fishing, or hunting. Farming, yard work, and gardening can be an integral part of a tradgay life, too.
And don’t forget to learn some traditionally masculine skills: carpentry, home repairs, and car maintenance.
Wear the Pants in the Relationship
In dating relationships, remember it’s imperative to take charge and lead. You’re the Alpha, your partner is the beta.
Be chivalrous: open doors, pay the tab, talk sweetly to your boy. And be the one who makes decisions, plans dates, and subtlety lets him know who’s boss.
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forcemasculinisation · 7 months
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Hey I don’t know if this is really a big issue among trans guys but I constantly find myself questioning my identity due to the fact I can’t find any clothing or looks on men that I like. This with the fact I’m a poc makes it like weird to look for clothing styles I enjoy. Like I keep going “am I really a man if I prefer feminine clothing? Am I just lying? Should I stay feminine?” So long story short I was wondering if theirs any like styles that look good really on men or tips for when your not feeling masculine? Or just tips on feeling more masculine pre transition in general?
Thank you for your ask, anon.
I myself am pre-transition, medically speaking. I don't necessarily do much in the means of "passing" for reasons I don't feel the need to share. My opinion may not be as valid to some of you because of this, but I'll share things that my male friends do that I've observed.
My major piece of advice in terms of clothing is don't go rushing to the men's section of a store and pick up all the large, body-covering garments you can find. Playing to your body type is important, and you should probably aim to go for a size down of what you initially assume you want in men's sizes.
Brands I usually go for are general sports brands like Nike, Adidas, Reebok etc, as well as second-hand SuperDry and H&M. (Also, if you buy something and it's too big, throw it in the wash and dryer several times.)
Dark tones are traditionally masculine as well if you want to stay safe, however there are a lot of men who wear light tones, it just depends on the style.
Layering also works in my case, but it's only helpful in winter. I find when I wear a coat over a hoodie over a t-shirt, I tend to pass a lot better. (Puffer jackets are really good for emulating this, especially North Face or similar dupes.)
Also, if you wear glasses, order some more boxy-looking prescription glasses with darker or more muted frames. These generally appear more masculine at first glance, but you can ask an optician or your friend for an opinion of what looks more masc on your face. Spend a lot of tine on this, because you obviously wear your glasses more often than certain outfits.
I'd also say that it depends on the "type" of guy you're looking to present as. I have a lanky build with longer legs, so I wear straight-legged jeans to only discreetly hide curves.
Overall, it just takes a bit of experimentation. This post may not be that helpful to everyone, because I'm using my own life as an anecdote, so I apologise in advance. There is no right way to pass, and a few people warp the meaning of passing to looking more western-centric, however I've learned that this is poor advice.
As for feeling more masculine, you could:
Buy male deodorant, shower gel or aftershave and shave with a razor marketed towards men
Buy male underwear and pajamas
Try skin-tone coloured transtape (if you can find it, it's a horror to find dark brown trans tape)
Work out every day (don't rush into this, and consistency is key)
Experiment with masculine hairstyles.
If any of you would like a separate post with specific resources for any of these, or my own personal recommendations for products and clothing, I'd be happy to share.
Sidenote: passing ≠ feeling masculine. You're doing this for yourself, not for others.
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parth0238u · 10 months
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blackwolfstabs · 1 year
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30 Day Writing Challenge: Day 11
RUNNING
To get warm on the dark, cold streets of New York City, Sam puts Danny up to a challenge.
inspired by a scene from the Korean film C'est Si Bon.
The late March breeze held a frosty nip in the dark hours of nightfall. It had almost been 6 months since the 2023 Ghostface tragedies, and the victims of the interconnections had prevailed through the bitterness of winter and were on their way to a fresh spring. 
But in spite of that, New York was still chilly in the evenings, leaving those wandering the streets in for a cold walk home. 
Especially when the sun went down.
Sam pulled the hood of her black hoodie on as she left her second job, quickly sending her daily on-my-way-home text to Tara, before slipping her phone into her pocket. She never had been very fond of the cold, and having spent the majority of her life in California, it wasn’t hard to guess why. However, she should’ve brought a better insulator than the single hoodie she had on.
“Hey, beautiful,” a familiar voice caught her attention right before she could turn in the direction of home.
She glanced up to find Danny leaving the street lamp he had been leaning against. “Hey,” she replied, unable to mask the surprise in her voice. “What are you doing here?” 
He fell in to flank her in her stride. “I was just out and happened to be passing by,” he answered. “Thought I’d wait and walk home with you.” 
She nodded, “Mm.” The dusk breeze snuck through her clothing, making her cross her arms and hold them against her torso as she sucked her teeth in disapproval. “I can’t stand how cold it is…”
“Really?”
There was a chuckle that interlaced his inquiry, which made her shoot him a subtle glare. “Yes, really!” She shuddered, inadvertently proving her point. “I’ve been in California my whole life, basically—”
“You never had winter in California?” he cut her off.
She rolled her eyes playfully, “Of course, we had winter, but it was never this cold and for this long.” She then heaved a sigh, gazing down the sidewalk as there weren’t many people out and about, surprisingly. “But I wouldn’t expect you to understand anyways,” her tone flipped to a teasing way. “Because men can handle anything and everything like it’s nothing, right?”
Danny caught the lighthearted smirk she sported as she glanced away. “Hey, I didn’t say that,” he objected, keeping the energy light.
“You didn’t have to.” She gestured to the single, casual jacket he wore, “What you’re wearing said it for you.”
But he shook his head in denial. “Nah, I think you’re just being overdramatic,” he teased her back, quoting her with a twist, in the process, “Because girls are too sensitive to anything and everything, right?”
Sam scoffed in disbelief as she returned her gaze to him.
“You don’t have to admit it,” he went on, still turning her words against her in his own way, “Your shivering says it for you.” He nudged her a little.
She shook her head as she looked away. “I am not being overdramatic. And I’m not too sensitive, either,” she defended herself. 
“Oh, okay. Then this wouldn’t bother you?” He hadn’t even finished his sentence before he tugged her hood off and slipped his cold hand beneath her hair to pull it out from the warmth of her hoodie, letting the bitter cold caress it without missing the chance to let his knuckles run across the back of her neck.
Samantha nearly unleashed a yelp, before she caught herself and instinctively pulled away from him to tug the neckline of her jacket up, conserving the heat she could. “Danny!”.
“What?” Her boyfriend played innocent. “I thought you said you weren’t sensitive to the cold?”
“Okay, but not like that!” 
She sounded upset, but she wasn’t, and he knew that from the smile on her face. It led him to continue the game, “Oh-ho, so we’re lying now?” He tilted his head, “Never took you for a liar, Sam.”
Now, she played along. “Well, I never took you for a jerk, so there.”
“And there it is!” He held his hand out, “We’ve now arrived at dramatic!”
His girlfriend shoved him playfully, “Shut up.”
“You spoke first.”
“You know what?” Sam picked up her pace and kept her chin high as she left him behind. “You can walk home by yourself, if that’s the way you’re gonna be.”
Danny trotted to catch up, keeping a small distance behind, just to test her. “Then how am I supposed to keep you warm? Chivalry isn’t dead, you know?”
“You weren’t doing that anyway!”
“You never gave me a chance to do that,” he countered, making her go quiet with a scoff. 
She kept her word as she stayed ahead, not bothering to look back at him. “Well, there are other ways to stay warm,” she insisted with the perfect amount of subtle sass in her voice.
“Oh, yeah?” He chuckled, “Like what?”
His partner stopped in her stride. Their apartment wasn’t far from where they had gotten, only about 2 blocks or so. There was a little room for her to put him up to the test, that is… if he was willing to abandon chivalry to compete against a girl. She turned around and met him evenly. “Like running.” She met his blue eyes with her own challenging, dark ones. “I challenge you to a race,” she put forth, then provided her rules, “No shortcuts. No breaks.” She then raised an eyebrow in temptation as she looked back at him. “Do you accept?”
Brackett looked a little taken aback by the sudden dare, but he learned new things about her every day. And it was during times like this where he got a taste of her wild side. How could he resist? “Alright,” he nodded, “You’re on.”
Willingly now, Carpenter tossed her hair back behind her shoulders to pull it up into a ponytail, crowing as she did so, “Very well. You better hope you can keep up though.” She tugged the spare hair tie from her wrist, while nodding to him, “A man wouldn’t want to be shown up by his overdramatic, too sensitive girlfriend, right?”
He chuckled, shaking his head. “Yeah, the fact that you keep bringing that up just proves I’m right.”
She simply hummed in response and turned away to get ready to run. “On the count of three, okay?”
“Okay.”
“One…” She gave a quick glance over at him to check-in on his preparation. But little did he know she would change the rules on a dime. “Two!” And she broke away, racing down the paved way. 
Or maybe she never even planned to follow-through to 3 in the first place.
Danny bolted after her, quick to promise her an unknown penalty for cheating. “Oh, you’re in for it, now, Sam!” He could hear her laugh carry on the breeze in response. 
“You gotta catch me first!” her call echoed through the nocturnal streets.
But he was able to gain speed within seconds.
Samantha faced the cold air whipping her face head-on, ignoring the dry spell it cursed her respiratory system as she sprinted down the sidewalk, under the stars, and with her best friend. She had always loved to run, and she was damn good at it too. It just happened to be a bonus, when it had come to outrunning the handful of Ghostfaces that had tried to chase her down. Figures that they never could catch up… It hadn’t been her first time on the run, when they had decided to hunt her. She had their idol—her own father—to thank for that. Who knew he could’ve been so useful without coaxing her to drive a knife into someone? As she glanced over her shoulder, she found her boyfriend growing closer to her, which made her release an anticipated noise that was somewhere between a squeal and a yelp. She made a sharp turn at the corner to dart right, lengthening her strides down the straight line that would lead them home.
Danny did the same, nearly matching her side-by-side. However, even in the midst of a competitive race, he almost wanted to hang back intentionally just to watch her run the way she did. He had never actually seen her run, and seeing her do so under the circumstances of free reign and a smile, he’d rather take the losing title. Up ahead, there was an intersection they would have to cross before they would have the home-stretch to the apartment. Had she thought about crossing a busy road? At night? It was a crosswalk, so to speak, but New Yorkers weren’t exactly popular for their respect for the rules of the road. The idea made him decrease his speed, but she kept going strong. And once she neared the curb, he called out to her. “Samantha!”
She read his mind, but she knew what she was doing and hollered over her shoulder, “Don’t stop! Keep going!”
And so, he did. 
The two raced straight through the red stoplights and in front of the waiting cars’ headlights, illuminating their figures into silhouettes as they crossed the street. Halfway through the crosswalk, the lights went green and car horns blared at them to clear the way.
They made it to the other side safely, but that didn’t keep Danny from expressing his incredulity of his girlfriend’s recklessness in New York City of all places. “Sam, what the fuck?!” 
But she was too focused on the task at hand, laughing as she kept ahead, like a stray dog with nothing to lose. Her lungs were screaming and her throat burned with the lack of moisture, but she couldn’t stop. She nearly skidded as she veered to make it up the apartment steps and pulled the door free of her path. But she didn’t stop in the security of the lobby. She took her 1st place ranking further, taking the small staircase leading from the lobby to the foyer 2-stairs-at-a-time, while she used the railing as leverage to pull herself along. 
She barely made it to the far flight that would take tenets up to their desired floor, before she felt strong arms enclose her from behind to keep her from going any further. A startled shriek left her as she was picked up and pulled backwards, not realizing her chaser had been so close behind her. 
Danny moved her away and put her down with a chuckle. “I caught you,” he brought her remark about catching her back around. Her breathless giggles were a pleasure to his ears as she turned around to face him. He kept his arms loosely around her, dropping them to hold her waist, and for a moment, they both stayed blinking at each other, able to do nothing but catch their breath thanks to the relentless cold.
“I won…” Sam eventually got out through her panting, giving that infamous small tilt of her head that she owned.
Her boyfriend corrected her, “The race, you won.” When her brow slightly dipped to express her confusion, he went on to finish, “I won the chase.” To prove his point, he corralled his hold on her to pull her closer to him. 
“Mmm, I don’t think so,” she retorted as she shook her head. “I said it was a race.”
“You also said I had to catch you.”
For a second, Sam opened her mouth to say something back, but she couldn’t come up with anything. So, she surrendered. “Okay, you got me.”
He smirked, shifting her a little bit, “Clearly.” She chuckled and brought her arms up to drape them over his shoulders, enclosing his neck like his arms had done with her waist. “You are one crazy girl,” he then confessed, recalling their moment racing through the 4-way intersection.
She knew what he was getting at and shrugged. “I’m the daughter of a serial killer. I was born crazy.”
Her partner’s blue eyes flashed with curiosity, “You’re taking pride in that now?” He had been used to her keeping her bloodline on a low profile, always trying to outrun it or ignore it. Hell, she’d kept their relationship a secret from everyone for months because of it. Ever since 6 months ago, she’d been more accepting of it but never to the point where she'd openly admit to and actually seem okay with it.
“Not pride,” she countered, then corrected him, “responsibility.”
He nodded, “Ah… okay.” 
They spent a moment of silence, just sharing the warmth that started to accumulate between them in contradiction to the bitter outdoors. It wasn’t until Samantha broke the intimate tension that things took the next step.
“We should probably—”
Danny pulled her into a kiss. A passionate one. And Sam leaned into it instantly, abandoning the last part of that sentence for the reign of the moment. She tilted her head to deepen her contribution, her wrists going limp to hang over one another, while one of his hands caressed her back and the other cradled her jawline. Because of their run, the temperature of his hand was only a few degrees off from her cheek, making him move it to gently tug her hair tie away from keeping her ponytail intact.
Her long, dark hair then fell over the dorsal side of his hand, releasing the warmth from her scalp to embrace the length it could reach. He heard her give a soft hum at the feeling, guiding him back to hold the side of her face. They stayed connected for one more fulfilling moment, before finally breaking apart. Light eyes met dark ones, and they kept their distance from one another to a minimum.
“I challenge you to another race,” Brackett proposed, his voice barely above a whisper.
Carpenter blinked at him. “What kind of race?” Her volume matched his.
“Who can warm the other up first?”
“Hmm…” she mused over the thought, tired but not enough to fall-short of what he was insinuating. “What are your conditions?”
He gave her that look he always did when he conceded to everything that made him fall for her in the first place. He didn’t realize he looked any different when they shared moments like these, but he did, and she could tell. She could always tell. 
Another one of the many things her father gave to her. Crazy. Observant. Cunning. Name it, she’d find her way in-line with it.
“We have to stay in my apartment,” he answered.
She gave a light scoff with a smile that brought out the rosiness present in her cheeks from the cold.
Which proved his point.
“Do you accept?”
And she did.
“You’re on.”
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I love them sm reeeeeeee :)
p.s. hope y'all got the inspired Tara x Chad moment from Scream VI when Chad cut Tara off with a kiss in the middle of her saying something. I HAD TO, SORRY NOT SORRY!!
All my best! ♡ - parker
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blackdenimbrandfashion · 10 months
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