This is where we've come?

[Lek]

Makes me want to barf.

https://heatst.com/culture-wars/those-wh...ntolerant/

[Ravenshire]

What the fuck are you on about now, Lek?

[Foxaèr]

Oh, there's the link.

[vorlon13]

as long as they aren't shaving their legs . . .

[Ravenshire]

Ahh. Ok.

About what I'd expect from the small minds of bigots.

[vorlon13]

I'm usually in favor of more skin.

The pastels are probably more off putting than the fabric itself.

Bold colors guys! And don't be afraid of charcoal, black, medium grey, navy blue . . .

[J a c k]

I think it's ugly, but if a dude likes it, eeeeey, go for it! I wouldn't like it on a woman, either.

Not liking it does not equal intolerance.

[Jackalope]

Meh, if I can deal with men wearing assless leather chaps, this is no big deal.

[Athene]

Makes me want to barf.

https://heatst.com/culture-wars/those-wh...ntolerant/

Don't wear one.

Also...stop frantically searching the Internet for extraneous bullshit to be disgusted/outraged about.
That should help.

[SteelCurtain]

I did receive the newsletter. All card carrying liberals are meant to harass and deride anyone seen/heard saying that these shorts are not beautiful.

On a serious note, I actually read this clickbait garbage, and here is what counts as being 'slammed' as intolerant.

We have a long way to go when it comes to fully embracing the shift in what men’s and women’s clothing looks like. … Newsflash: Fashion is about personal choice, and there’s NOTHING wrong with men choosing what they choose. The fact that people are actually upset by this (and still using the phrase ‘real man’) proves that we definitely have a lot of thinking to do about our perceptions of which clothes are ‘appropriate’ for people of any gender,”

-or-

“All of this begs a question: What are we really reacting to here? If I had to guess, it’s more nuanced than how we feel about male versions of trends ‘for’ women, like RompHim. It’s not delight or concern at the fact that men are co-opting a trend typically worn by women—it’s discomfort and slack-jawed wonder that the details of the clothing are bright and lacy and stereotypically feminine AF, and being worn by men. … For me, it says a lot about our comfort level with actual gender fluidity in fashion,”

-or- :gasp:

Teen Vogue—which has become increasingly activist about gender and sexual identity—said there was nothing wrong with the look, then groaned about the “very nasty” social-media users who considered them unmanly.

You'll notice that the only time the word 'intolerant' was used was---you guessed it---by the writers of this clickbait article. Worked on Lek, it seems.