What has been very helpful to me in achieving the ability to easily accept what I’d been socially and environmentally conditioned not to accept is being made full aware of the damaging affects of Toxic Masculinity on the Gay community in particular. It is Toxic Masculinity that assigns gender roles. Women MUST shave their armpits in order to be socially acceptable (for example) and men must NOT…. or be seen as NOT REALLY A MAN. You are not wrong in preferring that a man has armpit hair if that is your preference, and a man is not wrong in shaving his armpits if that is what he wants to do. That is how I see it, and so on and so on and scooby dooby dooby. .

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Watching the trailer was fun for me. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a better example for the poetic request that “if the room is a-rockin’, don’t come a-knockin’. Tehehehehe! I just recently learned what “etching” is. It’s not something that bothers me in any way. A good surgeon was involved if it was done. There is no uneven contouring which can occur if not properly done. Both men look good to my Gay eyes, ESPECIALLY OLAF. He’s particularly handsome, to me. I love his elegantly casual demeanor.

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