As I was walking...
As I was walking to class (hee, goofing off before the professor comes in? Moi?), I saw something that very few people get to see...
I saw what a girl looks like when she has no hips.
Fanbrats, when you start saying, oh, say, Axel's hips are feminine, I must insist that you get a grip. His waist is narrow, but his hips are definitely masculine.
Narrow hips, in no way, are feminine. Hourglass shapes aren't coveted among us for nothing, after all. And this girl looked like she had to wear kids jeans, because a regular pair would have fell right off of her.
So, can we stop saying our guys are girls? In more ways than one?
I saw what a girl looks like when she has no hips.
Fanbrats, when you start saying, oh, say, Axel's hips are feminine, I must insist that you get a grip. His waist is narrow, but his hips are definitely masculine.
Narrow hips, in no way, are feminine. Hourglass shapes aren't coveted among us for nothing, after all. And this girl looked like she had to wear kids jeans, because a regular pair would have fell right off of her.
So, can we stop saying our guys are girls? In more ways than one?