Sethbacca
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In the 80s hair metal dudes were dressing like women, wearing mascara, teasing and perming their hair and wearing cutoff shirts, and making big money fronting bands and fucking tons of women. And before that are we going to act like Prince wasn't one of the biggest sex symbols of the century, and the dude made a living wearing frilly clothing and velvet and generally being androgenous yet masculine (which, let's face it, was the entire disco era). Let's not act like there's any real constant here. There are entire periods of history where the epitome of manliness was wearing white wigs, makeup, and platform heels. There has never been a universal standard for any of this, only some anachronistic people who pine for what life was like when they were children.The set standard is what the majority of men and women find attractive. Clothing styles and what is seen as a status symbol has always changed, but what makes an attractive man or woman hasn't, even if people want to pretend otherwise.
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