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Though masculinity and feminity can be subjective, It seems as if women need to look stereotypically masculine (short hair, square face, no curves aka no hips or boobs, dark colours etc.) in order to be respected and taken seriously in the workplace and school and being on top of a power position. And if a woman's a lesbian or asexual, they hardly believe her, because some people think that all lesbians are masculine, overweight, unattractive and short-haired butches and asexuals are prudish and ugly, even some lesbians and asexuals can sometimes believe those assumptions.

Also, many people regardless of their political spectrum ( SJWs, Alt-RIghtist, etc.) or gender, they seem to have problem with attractive and feminine women in both real-life and fiction (video games, books, anime, animation, etc.) and they either try to ruin their reputation, ban them, ruin them, censor them or just treating them like crap and criticize them for liking stereotypically girly things. So is femininity shamed nowadays?

This is my sister and yes, she is over 18 in case you think last pose was too dirty. She gave me permission to show. She values people liking her.

Men: do you think my sister is beautiful and or has nice legs?

Women: do you think my sister has good hair?

For all who is wondering, she is the youngest of my parents 8 children at age 21. I won't give her name.

I want to know if you like her fashion sense.

I promise that today is only day I show you heels, me and my sister. Thanks for understanding. I won't show these any days into the future.

Please share your thoughts.