It's about as subtle as a rock to the face.
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The image isn't about her wearing masculine clothes; it's about how she's taking the man's role in lifting the other person, and he has the stereotypically feminine pose. Personally, I think it's a good and very clear image.
That was the amazing part. Things just keep going.You're going to have to find a top-notch pic to beat the current one.
The Internet misuses, abuses, and overuses everything.My issue is it just fits gender role reversals in general. The lift doesn't indicate the femininity or masculinity of the couple.
I'm on the internet. My arguments are invalid.Keep. The groom certainly looks more effeminate than the bride.
I'm not crazy, I just don't give a darn!Definitely Keep Until Better Image Suggested on this one. The Bridal Carry is a very traditional thing, and I think reversing the roles sums up the trope pretty well.
Reaction Image RepositoryHe IS holding flowers, but if an amazing picture from a work was shown, I'd consider it.
Keep, the trope is about when a couple act their opposite gender not the way they dress and/or look.
I can't think of anything good for a signature.Keep it, it's perfectly fine.
Jet-a-Reeno!It's just fine for the trope.
This lagged for damn near a month and a half and the consensus is Keep Until Better Image Suggested at worst, so I'mma go ahead and lock this.
I think that page needs a picture that illustrates the trope more obviously. I personally had to think for a while to understand why the girl in that image was supposed to be masculine (she holds the "boy" - that's a little bit too subtle in my opinion, because I think that her appearance is still 100% feminine).
edited 7th May '12 11:23:30 AM by PRH