it's a gray zone; squareness, especially of the face/jaw, is a masculine feature. it's understandable that it could be taken as transphobia even if that wasn't your intent. this thread is too much, though.
I feel that "square jawed" is a masculine feature, but square faced isn't? And then there's squarehead, an old (non gendered) ethnic slur for Scandinavians.
where did i say manly? I said she had a square head. Nothing about jawline, nothing about manly, nothing about transphobia.
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it's a gray zone; squareness, especially of the face/jaw, is a masculine feature. it's understandable that it could be taken as transphobia even if that wasn't your intent. this thread is too much, though.
I feel that "square jawed" is a masculine feature, but square faced isn't? And then there's squarehead, an old (non gendered) ethnic slur for Scandinavians.
lol i forgot about that one
Yeah, I honestly had to Google it to remember what ethnic group it was for!