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* ''Series/Ozark": Roy Petty and Russ Langamore fall under this. There's some TruthinTelevision is that a lot of gay people in the bible belt are likely to engage in gay relationships without self-identifying themselves as Gay.
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* We don't know the sexuality for most characters in ''Literature/TheIliad'' for obvious reasons, but homosexuality being manly was the general attitude at the time (as long as you top). Many point to Achilles's, the most badass of all heroes, [[HoYay suspiciously bromantic]] relationship with Patroclus.
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* We don't know the sexuality for most characters in ''Literature/TheIliad'' for obvious reasons, but homosexuality being manly was the general attitude in Greece at the time (as long as you top). Many point to Achilles's, the most badass of all heroes, [[HoYay suspiciously bromantic]] relationship with Patroclus.
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* ''Literature/ReignOfTheSevenSpellblades'': Leoncio Echevalria is a WickedCultured villainous variant. Unlike CampGay Tim Linton and {{tsundere}}-like Pete Reston, Leoncio is sexually aggressive in a very toxic way, driven to be on top and [[DepravedHomosexual often threatening to "tame" other male characters who defy him]], and publicly and rather luridly calling attention to the fact a confrontation with his rival Alvin Godfrey gave him a hard-on.
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* Music/RickyMartin, the {{hunk}}y and manly hispanic singer with a LatinLover image, is indeed gay.
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* Music/RickyMartin, the {{hunk}}y and manly hispanic singer with a LatinLover image, is indeed gay.
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* Music/RickyMartin, the {{hunk}}y and manly hispanic singer with a LatinLover image, is indeed gay.
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* ''Film/BrokebackMountain'': Both Ennis and Jack are extremely masculine in mannerisms and appearances.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheGhostAndMollyMcGee'': Jeff is Geoff's significant other, and is quite buff.
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** Out of the closet is his short-term lover Jim "Johnny Cakes" Witowksi, a burly fireman.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TwelveForever'' has Mack and Beefcake, two ridiculously muscle-bound inhabitants of Endless Island who are also deeply in love with each other. There's a ''reason'' Reggie dubs them the strongest couple in the world.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TwelveForever'' has Mack and Beefcake, Beefhouse, two ridiculously muscle-bound inhabitants of Endless Island who are also deeply in love with each other. There's a ''reason'' Reggie dubs them the strongest couple in the world.
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* ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'': Physically, Laenor Velaryon's a Pretty Boy with delicate features and he behaves very gentlemanly; but his interest in war and bar songs aren't unlike a stereotypical "Man's Man" like Robert Baratheon.
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* ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'': Physically, Laenor Velaryon's a Pretty Boy with delicate features and he behaves very gentlemanly; but his interest in war and bar songs aren't unlike a stereotypical "Man's Man" like [[Series/GameOfThrones Robert Baratheon.Baratheon]].
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* ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'': Physically, Laenor Velaryon's a Pretty Boy with delicate features and he behaves very gentlemanly; but his interest in war and bar songs aren't unlike a stereotypical "Man's Man" like Robert Baratheon.
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* ''Fanfic/MessagesForDad'': Ferrus Manus is the only gay Primarch. As in canon, he's also a LegendaryBlacksmith who tear apart armies with his bare (metal) hands, and the unquestioned leader of one of the toughest Legions, whose quite pleased with the prospect of an afterlife spent leading ghostly warriors in battle.
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A character who is Manly Gay is the complete opposite of the {{Camp}} stereotype. Typically such characters are large and strong and shown doing masculine things like sports. He may have a CarpetOfVirility, he may be a badass, or he may have StoutStrength...but regardless of how he got here, the result is the same: He's manlier than your average man, straight or otherwise.
This is an archetype associated with modern gay porn, but it's also a distilled ideal of gay male culture having roots in Greek philosophy about male sexuality, one that often appeals to other gay men -- one of the reasons it ''has'' become so associated with gay porn. Such characters also appear in other works as a means of telling a GayAesop about how not all gay people are 'like that'. Manly Gay characters are often seen as a form of StraightGay by straight (especially Western) audiences, while it's seen as its own gay stereotype to others (especially Eastern audiences and gay folks themselves).
This is an archetype associated with modern gay porn, but it's also a distilled ideal of gay male culture having roots in Greek philosophy about male sexuality, one that often appeals to other gay men -- one of the reasons it ''has'' become so associated with gay porn. Such characters also appear in other works as a means of telling a GayAesop about how not all gay people are 'like that'. Manly Gay characters are often seen as a form of StraightGay by straight (especially Western) audiences, while it's seen as its own gay stereotype to others (especially Eastern audiences and gay folks themselves).
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A character who is Manly Gay is the complete opposite of the {{Camp}} stereotype. Typically such characters are large and strong and shown doing masculine things like sports. He may have a CarpetOfVirility, he may be a badass, or he may have StoutStrength... but regardless of how he got here, the result is the same: He's manlier than your average man, straight or otherwise.
This is an archetype associated with modern gay porn, but it's also a distilled ideal of gay male culture having roots in Greek philosophy about male sexuality, one that often appeals to other gay men -- one of the reasons it ''has'' become so associated with gay porn. Such characters also appear in other works as a means of telling a GayAesop about how not all gay people are'like that'. "like that." Manly Gay characters are often seen as a form of StraightGay by straight (especially Western) audiences, while it's seen as its own gay stereotype to others (especially Eastern audiences and gay folks themselves).
This is an archetype associated with modern gay porn, but it's also a distilled ideal of gay male culture having roots in Greek philosophy about male sexuality, one that often appeals to other gay men -- one of the reasons it ''has'' become so associated with gay porn. Such characters also appear in other works as a means of telling a GayAesop about how not all gay people are
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* ''Series/OneOfUsIsLying'': Cooper is a muscular football star who's secretly gay.
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* ''WebOriginal/YouCouldMakeALife'' is chock-full of this, since virtually all of its main characters are hardcore hockey players. Even "pretty boy" characters like Liam and David are more than able to compete with more heavily-built players on the ice.
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* ''WebOriginal/YouCouldMakeALife'' ''Literature/YouCouldMakeALife'' is chock-full of this, since virtually all of its main characters are hardcore hockey players. Even "pretty boy" characters like Liam and David are more than able to compete with more heavily-built players on the ice.
