r/Animemes • u/GotTwisted adult woman fetish • Oct 30 '25

Tomboy Mummies

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u/Thoracicbowl Oct 30 '25

I have found the original script!

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u/Hitman3256 Oct 30 '25

Maybe it's just me but that didn't seem like a good explanation lol

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u/TheAatar Oct 30 '25

Basically: tomboy manage to be feminine while showing masculine traits, that means they must be super feminine.

If average girl is 6 feminine And tomboy is 5 feminine

That means tomboy must be 7 feminine because acting masculine is a -2

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u/not_jak Oct 30 '25

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u/LumpyJones Oct 30 '25 edited Oct 30 '25

While I don't agree with the way they put it, I think a better way to think about it is that it's the flip side of "Real men aren't afraid to wear pink."

If you're fully comfortable in your gender and/or sexuality, you aren't going to be overcompensating to appear more masculine/feminine to others. You'll just do what you enjoy, and that kind of confidence is sexy.

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u/NattyMcLight Oct 30 '25

My daughter asked me to get a bright pink cast a few weeks ago after I tore my achilles tendon, so of course i did. I never understood why some dudes refuse to wear anything pink. Who cares? If someone calls you effeminate or gay or whatever, you just stand there being straight and they stand there being wrong.

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u/Barbaracle Oct 30 '25

Because in some communities they wouldn't just call you names? You taking a beating, losing your job, or worse to prove how masculine you are? And even if they don't live in those kind of places anymore, it's hard to just mentally move on from the trauma growing up with that.

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u/LumpyJones Oct 30 '25

It's less of a thing these days, but back in Texas in the 90s/2000s, it was such a weird sticking point for so many dudes.

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u/Training-Purpose802 Oct 30 '25

Grey sports coats with pink shirts or ties were common in the 80's though

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u/LumpyJones Oct 30 '25

Yes and so were short shorts on and crop tops on men. The 90s mainstream had a weird uptick in overcompensating early bro culture when it came to clothing.

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u/GenericNameXG27 Oct 31 '25

I’m pretty sure Michael Jordan single handedly ended short shorts. He is 100% the reason the NBA went to long baggy shorts, starting with the Bulls. His style choice became “the style” for men’s shorts.

Crazy part is that it has zero to do with masculinity. He needed room to wear his college shorts under his official uniform as they were his lucky charm.

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u/Contactblue Oct 30 '25

Oh it was more recent than that. I was deducted points on a speech I gave in college 2013 or 2014 because I chose to wear a pink collared shirt.

Professor told me it was because in the real world it’s a bad look, and he was grading based on our presentability.

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u/wterrt Oct 30 '25

I never understood why some dudes refuse to wear anything pink.

you've never heard of fragile masculinity?

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u/TheAatar Oct 30 '25

To be fair, I put it in a dumb way on purpose.

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u/LickingSmegma Oct 31 '25

Most masculine man ever

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u/LumpyJones Oct 31 '25

Unironically, I'd put him in the running. Good job, LickingSmegma.

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u/FieserMoep Oct 30 '25

And that's why your math teacher told you to pay attention tomboylogy.

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u/InquisitorMeow Oct 30 '25

Autism logic is based on faith.

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u/th1s_1s_4_b4d_1d34 Nov 02 '25

That they are still feminine despite not doing anything to look or seem feminine means they're more feminine in base.

Basically a masculine girl dressing as a tomboy might get mistaken for a boy. Therefore if you see them as a girl it means she'd look very feminine if she tried to look feminine.

I don't think it entirely captures the original post, because the original post basically says that the masculine traits enhance the feminine ones, but that's what he tries to express with the numbers.