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I followed a cosplayer on Instagram. He’s basically mixed race. He’s a half New Zealand and Indonesian. He posted with these pronouns she/he/they. He can understand and speak English, Indonesian. I admired how he got a perfectly feminine look after that surgery. Should I ask him when he has gotten it and how the recovery is like? Although he changed his gender he still has that mixed race look which makes him a beautiful woman. I wish he didn’t go under the knife so I can have a chance with him. I have this feeling he’s a dreamy young man but it’s a bit of a waste but not entirely because he might get a boyfriend who’s accepting of him. As a huge fan of him is it appropriate or am I being a busybody?

There are far more plus-size female models than male ones, and society often celebrates body positivity for women while largely ignoring men. There isn’t even a clear “ideal” body type for men — many women criticize men for being too skinny, too fat, too muscular, or not muscular enough. Meanwhile, most men are content as long as a woman isn’t overweight, and some even fetishize fat women. Yet it’s extremely rare to find women who fetishize fat men

The pop star’s mother Pattie Mallette, recently posted a series of photos on social media of Bieber. In it, he is wearing a shirt which read on the back “Pray For Me” — and she wrote in her caption, “We’re cheering you on and praying for you always Justin.”

“I declare freedom, strength, clarity, and healing over you Justin,” she wrote. “Every chain of fear, confusion, heaviness, and pain — be broken in Jesus’ name. Holy Spirit, surround him with TRUTH, LIGHT, and PROTECTION. HEAL EVERY WOUND in his heart, mind and body, seen and unseen, restore what’s been stolen, and cover him in WHOLENESS.”

She continued with the blessings she wished for Bieber and ended her post by writing “Say amen if you agree.”

Some time later he responded in the comments.

“Only thing I need healing from is my rolled pinky toe from playing ping pong,” he wrote.