Fireblossom wrote:
There were more examples, but those were the top ones. Now, a question to everyone who's used the word "soyboy" in this topic: how do you define a soyboy? Is any of those texts even close?
If we ignore the first two examples and focus on the other six, I don't see how being a soyboy would be a bad thing. Certainly sounds like a more appealing guy to date than a stereotypical, conservative "real" man.
The ones I know were kids who got bullied by rednecks and hip-hoppers just like I was but they became bullies in their own ways. They think I am not "nerdy" or "geeky" enough so they make me feel unwelcome at their social avenues and some even think I shouldn't be allowed to like anime and manga.
People who would be considered "alt-right" and "conservative" on this forum are often the "winners" in the culture I live in while people considered "leftist" and "liberal" are often the "losers". I remember trying to tell others at school gays and lesbians were humans just like straight people, I was laughed at as well as had scorn thrown my way and was even asked if I was gay myself; I even remember a girl saying "I hate gay wads!" and another girl would call other people "fa***ts". My older brother mocked Asian American students for getting "the most wedgies" despite how they generally make better grades than the redneck students do. My stepfather is racist, sexist, homophobic, is anti-marijuana despite being retired military, staunchly pro-gun, and hangs out with a local musician who is friends with Ted Nugent. A lot of the rich and affluent people in my area generally support Trump.
22 May 2019, 5:55 pm
