What's your view on women who aren't traditionally feminine but are more practical and bro vibe but not modern feminist?

[happyfoetus]

This includes being bro, not easily offended, standing up for loved ones. A mix of both masculine and feminine. But at the same time display feminine side, only to close ones.

[ProbablyClueless]

That just sounds like a normal person with a little bit of a dude streak in her. Do people today not realize that for the vast majority of human history, men and women each had to hold their own doing like 99% of the exact same stuff?

I'm always so confused when I hear people talk about traditional male and female roles, as though women (in particular) have always been thought of as these super dainty, delicate flowers that never could nor should ever be expected to get their hands dirty and their only purpose was to provide pleasure to men.

That is simply not the case. And it never was the case except for a very very very small minority women who came from uber privileged backgrounds. Humanity couldn't afford to think like that.

I guarantee you; go back 100, and especially 125 years, and you'll see men and women working the fields together. Women hunting. Women fighting. Women doing basically everything that men did. And the only reason women weren't voting, or doing things like own their own bank accounts was because the women saw it as more important that they handle things at home rather than going out into the world.

[gag6474]

it gives me masculine vibes. a woman thats so feminine thats open and vulnerable and cries at smallest things like a ant being stepped on

[Agape93]

Do what makes you happy

[MicahRaine]

Sounds like a healthy person 🤷‍♂️

[Staximus]

Being bro? Do they speak English in What?

[spartan55]

Frauds

[dudeinohio]

they are okay