Are you flamboyant or masculine?

[X_M]

I'm a masc s1ut 

[AmandaLick]

I’m very much equally in touch with both my femininity and masculinity!!! Honestly I love men who are kinda the same 🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️ Someone who isn’t afraid of what others think or feel about them. I think that’s the most attractive thing in a person, to just not give one single **** and do what you want!!! 🖕🏼🖕🏼🖕🏼

[GlitterRain]

1 hour ago, BUWYGF said:

Quite masc ngl. I generally don't have the whole machoism idea, never did, my parents didnt bring me up that way, but I am generally quite masc. Gays dig it

[BUWYGF]

2 minutes ago, GlitterRain said:

[LeavinExhaleByYearEnd]

15 hours ago, GlitterRain said:

Random question but I thought it would be cool to see all of the different vibes on Exhale! 
 

I feel like I’m an even mixture. Parts of me are pretty flamboyant and feminine but then I also have parts about me that are on the masculine side. I am comfortable painting my nails and wearing makeup but I’m also low key and subtle at the same time. Growing up I always tried to hide who I was but as an adult I love being me! 

Me at 13 trying on my mom’s makeup and getting caught: 

 

Ps this is a safe thread and everyone is beautiful in their own way. Be proud to be who you truly are 🤍

Masculine

[do the thing]

i'm of Eastern European & Tunisian descent, so I'm obv masculine in terms of manners etc etc

for hobbies & stuff i'm 50/50, I have neutral ones, feminine ones, masculine ones. 

[britbratt12]

I appear too straight :(

[Urbanney]

What do you think I am?

[GlitterRain]

1 hour ago, Urbanney said:

What do you think I am?

I feel like you’re a 50/50 like me but I have no idea!  

[Jayjukebox]

And this is relevant why?

[GlitterRain]

3 minutes ago, Jayjukebox said:

And this is relevant why?

It’s not that deep. It’s just a question. Answer or move along  

[theannehedonia]

Flamasculine. I have an even amount of both traits. I'm obviously gay, but I'm fairly intense and have a lower voice. It's an interesting dichotomy.

[LeavinExhaleByYearEnd]

2 hours ago, britbratt12 said:

I appear too straight :(

With that Britney pic in your profile?

[LeavinExhaleByYearEnd]

16 minutes ago, GlitterRain said:

It’s not that deep. It’s just a question. Answer or move along  

[LeavinExhaleByYearEnd]

1 hour ago, Urbanney said:

What do you think I am?

Like this:

[Urbanney]

I’m masculine presenting, and it’s natural to me. I was more feminine as a kid, but I don’t know if I “adapted” to fit in subsconsciously or just changed. I don’t have the gay voice, I’m muscular and  solidly built, and I have a very masculine looking face.

Common first assumptions people have told me that they had of me are that I played sports (specifically baseball for some reason) or I was a frat boy. Being in my career which is white male-dominated and conservative, I automatically am assumed to be conservative and in the boys club even though I’m pretty liberal.

The stereotypical feminine things don’t really appeal to me or feel like me (like wearing makeup, dressing feminine, nail polish, etc.). I like looking and feeling and masculine and strong, thick, etc.

This may make no sense and I’m not trans at all, but I will say that despite not feeling feminine, I feel more like a woman than I do a man though - emotionally and psychologically. I connect a lot more with women, have mostly female friends, feel safe around women, I have zero interest in watching sports or following sports at all, and most of my favorite artists are all women.

I really don’t connect well with straight guys bc their go-to conversation topics are women and sports, and our music tastes never align either. It’s hard to feel comfortable around them if I don’t know how accepting they are of different ***ualities too. I connect most with women and anyone in the LGBTQ community. 

[Urbanney]

5 minutes ago, DougFromBrazilIsBack said:

Like this:

This is the biggest insult I’ve gotten on this site

[GlitterRain]

2 minutes ago, Urbanney said:

I’m masculine presenting, and it’s natural to me. I was more feminine as a kid, but I don’t know if I “adapted” to fit in subsconsciously or just changed. I don’t have the gay voice, I’m muscular and  solidly built, and I have a very masculine looking face.

Common first assumptions people have told me that they had of me are that I played sports (specifically baseball for some reason) or I was a frat boy. Being in my career which is white male-dominated and conservative, I automatically am assumed to be conservative and in the boys club even though I’m pretty liberal.

The stereotypical feminine things don’t really appeal to me or feel like me (like wearing makeup, dressing feminine, nail polish, etc.). I like looking and feeling and masculine and strong, thick, etc.

This may make no sense and I’m not trans at all, but I will say that despite not feeling feminine, I feel more like a woman than I do a man though - emotionally and psychologically. I connect a lot more with women, have mostly female friends, feel safe around women, I have zero interest in watching sports or following sports at all, and most of my favorite artists are all women.

I really don’t connect well with straight guys bc their go-to conversation topics are women and sports, and our music tastes never align either. It’s hard to feel comfortable around them if I don’t know how accepting they are of different ***ualities too. I connect most with women and anyone in the LGBTQ community. 

Love your openness and I loved reading this. Specifically “I’m muscular and  solidly built, and I have a very masculine looking face.” 

[Urbanney]

1 minute ago, GlitterRain said:

Love your openness and I loved reading this. Specifically “I’m muscular and  solidly built, and I have a very masculine looking face.” 

Thanks for reading

[LeavinExhaleByYearEnd]

5 minutes ago, Urbanney said:

I’m masculine presenting, and it’s natural to me. I was more feminine as a kid, but I don’t know if I “adapted” to fit in subsconsciously or just changed. I don’t have the gay voice, I’m muscular and  solidly built, and I have a very masculine looking face.

Common first assumptions people have told me that they had of me are that I played sports (specifically baseball for some reason) or I was a frat boy. Being in my career which is white male-dominated and conservative, I automatically am assumed to be conservative and in the boys club even though I’m pretty liberal.

The stereotypical feminine things don’t really appeal to me or feel like me (like wearing makeup, dressing feminine, nail polish, etc.). I like looking and feeling and masculine and strong, thick, etc.

This may make no sense and I’m not trans at all, but I will say that despite not feeling feminine, I feel more like a woman than I do a man though - emotionally and psychologically. I connect a lot more with women, have mostly female friends, feel safe around women, I have zero interest in watching sports or following sports at all, and most of my favorite artists are all women.

I really don’t connect well with straight guys bc their go-to conversation topics are women and sports, and our music tastes never align either. It’s hard to feel comfortable around them if I don’t know how accepting they are of different ***ualities too. I connect most with women and anyone in the LGBTQ community. 

Mmmmm, you described everything I want in a man. I like it.