1 | '''Basic Trope''': A boyish boy/manly man with some feminine traits. |
2 | * '''Straight''': Bob is TheBigGuy who happens to have a hobby of sewing. |
3 | * '''Exaggerated''': |
4 | ** Bob is the strongest badass in an entire work, and has a side business of knitting sweaters all by himself. |
5 | ** Bob is a TestosteronePoisoning type character personality-wise, but he always wears frilly pink clothes and likes knitting and collecting pony dolls. |
6 | ** Bob is the deadliest man alive this side of Batman. He has no problem carrying his arsenal in a ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePony'' backpack. |
7 | * '''Downplayed''': Bob is just a normal guy and likes to pick up the needles on occasion. |
8 | * '''Justified''': |
9 | ** Bob grew up in a background where sewing is considered a sign of manhood. |
10 | ** Bob used to get picked on for being InTouchWithHisFeminineSide despite having more masculine interests than feminine ones. He decides to starting training for fights & exercising in order to become a badass, so that way no one will mess with him & it works. |
11 | ** Bob lives alone or with people who can't fix clothes, so he has to teach himself to sew. |
12 | ** "Knitting and sewing keeps my hands nimble so I can wield my sword better. Dancing makes me faster, so I can kill more bad guys." |
13 | ** Courage and bravery are traditionally considered traits in masculinity and Bob decides to emphasize it [[LoopholeAbuse by openly doing feminine hobbies without caring about other people's opinions.]] |
14 | ** Bob just likes knitting and doesn't feel a need to justify it. |
15 | ** Bob adopts his girlish hobbies for his daughter. |
16 | * '''Inverted''': |
17 | ** Bob is normally InTouchWithHisFeminineSide, but has a masculine hobby or two like doing sports or going to the gym. |
18 | ** AgentPeacock |
19 | * '''Gender Inverted''': |
20 | ** Alice is a GirlyGirlWithATomboyStreak. |
21 | ** Alice is a [[TheLadette Ladette]] or ButchLesbian, but has a feminine hobby or two. |
22 | * '''Subverted''': |
23 | ** It turns out Bob only sews because it's a side job outside of being a hero, and he doesn't actually enjoy the work… |
24 | ** It turns out Bob only sews out of necessity, as his measurements mean either this, expensive custom clothing or [[OneSizeFitsAll One Size Fits None]]. |
25 | ** Bob turns out to not be as tough as he seems. |
26 | * '''Double Subverted''': |
27 | ** ...but once he gets his infuriating old sewing machine fixed it becomes much more fun, and he genuinely enjoys it. |
28 | ** Bob may not be as tough as he looks, but it turns out the man who taught him to sew '''is''' that tough. |
29 | * '''Parodied''': Bob ''is'' pink and is more of a man than any of the other characters |
30 | * '''Zig Zagged''': Bob sews just to make a living, except he actually enjoys sewing, but only when the outfits he sews are for men, but especially likes sewing pink outfits. |
31 | * '''Averted''': Bob doesn't have any effeminate hobbies. |
32 | * '''Enforced''': |
33 | ** "Why do men always have to have the common stereotypes associated with them? Let's give Bob something to subvert the audience's expectations to make a point." |
34 | ** "We need this manly man character to [[SingleWomanSeeksGoodMan be attracted]] [[WeaknessTurnsHerOn by girls]], so let's add his soft girlish side to make them can relate to!" |
35 | * '''Lampshaded''': "Bob, I never knew someone like ''you'' would enjoy sewing!" |
36 | * '''Invoked''': All of Bob's friends tell him that the truest way to manly is to not be afraid to be girly, and he takes those words to heart |
37 | * '''Exploited''': The team decides to let Bob do the work of patching up their outfits after a battle of some kind. |
38 | * '''Defied''': Even though Bob likes to sew, he doesn't do it because it's "not manly". |
39 | * '''Discussed''': "Hey Alice, you know how Bob likes to sew? Why is it that the most manly of men always seem to have the most feminine of hobbies?" |
40 | * '''Conversed''': "Sewing doesn't exactly show a man's masculinity."\ |
41 | "Of course it does! All men in fiction have to have some kind of habit that's feminine in some way!" |
42 | * '''Implied''': Bob usually does manly things, but every now and then he brings up his love of knitting with his guy friends, but he's never seen actually knitting |
43 | * '''Deconstructed''': Bob's hobby of sewing made him a target of bullying growing up, so he gained a rough personality to prove his manliness, only to be rejected once again out of fear. |
44 | * '''Reconstructed''': Bob decides that it doesn't matter what others think of him, and decides to pursue on with his hobby ignoring those who ridicule him. |
45 | * '''Played For Laughs''': After coming home from a huge war, "Manly" Bob puts on a pink sweater, snuggles up with his kitten, and watches My Little Pony. |
46 | * '''Played For Drama''': Bob used to be a member of a society where his feminine hobbies are seen as reducing his value as a person. |
47 | * '''Played For Horror''': Bob is a copycat of ComicBook/TheJoker who wears a pink tuxedo... well, it ''used'' to be pink. Now it's got so much blood on it that it looks purple. |
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