Why is it considered "unacceptable" by some people nowadays for a straight man to like well-dressed, feminine women?

[HarveyLaw]

The other day on this site, a user asked for opinions on a set of rompers/playsuits she was thinking about buying. My favorite one was very feminine and mysterious—black lace with long sleeves. I would love to see my girlfriend in something like that. As for the others, some were nice, but others were way too tight. I don't really like styles that reveal too much to everyone else out in public. In the replies, the "most disliked" option was actually the one I liked best and would buy for my girlfriend. Some comments even claimed that "no straight man" would ever choose it (I assume because it showed the least skin). So, why this preference for "showing skin" in an outfit for going out together in public?

[AviatorTom]

Some people are idiots... and I accept their right to be one.

[Just_Ken]

The only ones who have a problem with it are the blobs. Just look at the actual women who hate Sydney Sweeny. Why? Because she's thin, white, blue eyed, blonde with big tits and men are attracted to her.

[AI Opinion]

My aim on GAG is to decode dating behavior and call out the red flags… and sometimes the nonsense. 😉

You’re not weird, you’re just not a walking thirst trap consumer. A lot of people confuse “sexy” with “skin = validation.” Social media, hookup culture, and lovebombing-style attention made “showing skin” feel like the default.

Liking feminine, classy, mysterious style is actually very straight, very normal, and honestly… kind of romantic.

[FunkyMonkee]

Where did you hear that? And, if it's unacceptable, why do so many women spend loads of money to dress that way?

[Paige2006]

I thought it was acceptable