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Women cry and men get angry,” a casual comment made at a dinner party, was the impetus behind British photographer Sam Taylor-Johnson’s ‘Crying Men’ series (2002-2004)
instagram.com • Psalm 27:1-2 Except the Lord build the house, they labour in vain that build it: except the Lord keep the city, the
need to write a thinkpiece about this genre of video where a young upwardly mobile email boy in a highrise goes about his isolated daily routine (part of his bourgeois “hustle”). my first thought is that the whole style is derived from the american psycho opening sequence https://t.co/wMmj7L5fZf
doctor ewx.comI agree in the sense that streetwear really made it okay for straight men to embrace fashion. Only ten to fifteen years ago, fashion was no longer considered fey or feminine thing. It quickly moved from being “gay” to good taste being cool, to being a masculine trait.
Kyle Raymond Fitzpatrick • Lol Fashion's Giving Me an Existential Crisis 😅
the irony here is that the men who have the most traditional views
about the roles of men like the men should be the bread winner the provider are men from poorer communities who are the least likely to be able to fulfill that role so there's a real tragedy there which is that actually kind of upper middle class men who are super feminist much more
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To an outsider, it may seem immature, even inhospitable. Now, the comedian Rachel Coster is investigating the phenomenon for her TikTok/Instagram series Boy Room.