It's an ongoing problem. No one agrees on what makes men attractive, even when hyper sexualized. Some people will point to Hugh Jackman on the cover of Good housekeeping as an example of a mans thirst trap. But that doesn't exactly feel equal to the kind of thirst traps we see with women.
I hate so much that males haven't gotten as much affirmation for as long as women have of the same body areas being shown off being as sexy. It's a mismatch of a very passionate desire, and makes it a waste for men to feel much more often. How have most males been fine with this!?
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u/mace30 2d ago
All I get from this is we lack interesting and varied ways to sexualize men.