Post #1942985

@cassey I mean it as in their looks, you explained how you use queer coding as a way to tell queer people apart, but there’s nothing inherently queer about queer coded things. society just decided that. you could be queer without showing any of those things externally. i see fragile masculinity as a fear that attitudes outside of your genders comfort zone will deprive you of your identity. this is the same, when we feel the need to be X coded, we project our bias that X means Y.