train and fight!

i made you a dogs......... but i letted them out :( ..................................................................................................................... OGGS || HE/HIM

[warriormlm]

bros please i dont use this account anymore

[warriormlm]

hello kings and otherwise im here to say i dont really use this blog anymore 💀 however i AM still unapologetically fslurposting on my main @notoriousmasc so check that out if you like

[warriormlm]

trans bears? *chef kiss*

trans bears. hell fuckign yeha

[warriormlm]

@ transmascs: you probably don’t need to use multiple binders. like you’re probably good

 cis men VERY COMMONLY have their chests visible through their shirt, it’s not just like, a board. even though most binders don’t make your chest SUPER flat its fully not a big deal (it’s barely even a Deal at all).

like i’m a cis man you can see curvature in my chest through most if not all my shirts. if a cis man has a COMPLETELY flat chest they’re probably super underweight. there’s a very good chance that you really do not need to double-bind to have a masculine chest

[warriormlm]

how we doin cub/bear nation

[warriormlm]

FAT MEN AND NBS 💕💫💜💕💫💜💕💫

this

[warriormlm]

handsome fat guys. hell fucking yeah

[warriormlm]

fat masc gays. fat fem gays. fat gays. hell FUCKING yeah

[warriormlm]

cj from animal crossing is the absolute ideal gay man aesthetic

[warriormlm]

shoutout to muscly men with big tits but yeah i was talking about fat dudes' tiddies🐌 if you're a fat dude i love you youre so fuckgifmg Handsome and cool

a man of culture <3

[warriormlm]

thoughts on male tits? big men honkers? manly badonkers?

LOVE that for them! 

i like what you’re probably talking about (buff dude’s pecs) but i also think fat dudes’ chests are dope too. rights for moobs of all shapes and sizes

[warriormlm]

Tigers??? Mlm????? Excuse me??? Why are you amazing????

the autism probably <3

[warriormlm]

we as mlm blogs who aren’t nonbinary people don’t have the right to say whether or not nonbinary people can interact with our content because being nonbinary isn’t a “third gender,” it’s a whole spectrum and a lot of the things i see people say really exposes them as believing that nonbinary people are all like. genderless skinny pale afab people. (which even if you are you can still define whether you consider yourself mlm)

[erinkyan]

it would be cool if fat dudes without big beards were considered hot sometimes too.

[erinkyan]

I realized today that the main reason for the “hot fat dude must also include beard” thing is part of the whole “fat people are required to perform a higher and more perfect expression of gender”.

like usually this sort of thing is more easily identifiable in fat women, who have to be hyper feminine to be considered “attractive” by the mainstream.  but I sort of blinked today and realized, oh.  fat men must have beards to be attractive for the same reason fat men must wear suits and look dapper to be attractive, just like fat women have to have perfect eyeliner and wear cute pinup clothing.  higher, more intense expression of gender, executed perfectly and without flaw is required for fat people to be seen as attractive.

[warriormlm]

sorry i don’t post on here a lot btw, i just don’t really have much to say specifically on here? my main is @gaynidai if any of y’all want to hear more from me lmao

this blog isnt dead i just dont know what to use it for

[warriormlm]

the reason i made this blog is because i feel like so much content by/for mlm is pretty infantilizing. i don’t want to be a “pretty boy,” or “cute,” or a “loverboy,” i want to be handsome, and respected, and a man.  this is probably just because a lot of my identity is tied to masculinity, but it’s so uncomfortable seeing posts that are made for people like me that are... babyish. i want to be soft and kind, but i want to be masculine while i do that. 

is that really too much to ask? hell naw

[warriormlm]

gay men are not the elites or the bourgeoisie of the lgbt community. we are just as oppressed as the rest of you. we deserve our place in this community