trevor's comfort with not being perceived as macho tough guy or rather if anything, prefers being perceived the opposite way? not commonly seen in nhl players/male athletes where it's so drilled in to seem tough, seem bigger, seem more capable, etc. but he dgaf? he doesn't like that? nary a thirst- trap esque working out picture on his instagram (cue cam york), nary any insecurities about his height or weight ("im 130 pounds!) or lack of body hair (which, sounds weird, but that definitely is something male athletes would chirp each other about a la masculinity "it's genetics, jen!"), posts goofy super close up selfies in his dumps, has an emotional pink support beanie, is completely happy getting manhandled by the month old rookie in many different angles (denver drives, is fine with barks telling the media that he was living in a mess before), is apparently "shirtless" all the time (comfortable in his skin?), recommends "man i need" as a win song, sunset photos galore, loudly proclaimed that he's a taylor swift fan (lowk back when her rep was not great, i may add), is supremely generous and obvious with his love for people on and off the ice like at least two standard deviations more than the mean, actively supports and talks about mental health awareness, put out the goofiest hulu ad of all time like he said "yeah let's have a cut of me crying to zootopia 2", again no hiding emotions here no macho tough cool guy nonchalance, on the ice makes the big enforcer guys look silly with his quick hands and quick feet, quite literally ushered in a new era of hockey with his entire person and playstyle,
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