by sytelus July 6, 2005
Short for masculine, masc is a cultural term used by LGBTQ+ people to denote masculine appearance or mannerisms in queer people. It is not exactly the same as masculinity (See: femme vs. femininity).
All bodies can be masc, masc people can use all pronouns. To be masc doesn't necessarily mean you want to be like a cisgender heterosexual man. Most often masc culture is defined by queer masculine people- especially transmasc (mas transgender and gender nonconforming) people. Like masculinity, masc is not defined by cisgender or heterosexual men and being masc doesn't automatically mean you practice "toxic masculinity" or hate femininity.
There is some complex overlap between butch lesbian and transmasc culture.
All bodies can be masc, masc people can use all pronouns. To be masc doesn't necessarily mean you want to be like a cisgender heterosexual man. Most often masc culture is defined by queer masculine people- especially transmasc (mas transgender and gender nonconforming) people. Like masculinity, masc is not defined by cisgender or heterosexual men and being masc doesn't automatically mean you practice "toxic masculinity" or hate femininity.
There is some complex overlap between butch lesbian and transmasc culture.
Kai: I know mascs are always talking about our hair, but who's your barber dude? You look hot!
Alex: Thanks dude, but first tell me where you got that button up?
Kyle: Mascs are great, but why can't they just admit they like to bottom too?
Todd: I don't know, their loss.
Alex: Thanks dude, but first tell me where you got that button up?
Kyle: Mascs are great, but why can't they just admit they like to bottom too?
Todd: I don't know, their loss.
by ay_o March 11, 2021
Abbreviated from the word masculine, "masc" refers to physical and personality traits stereotypically associated with heterosexual cisgender men. The term is most often used on gay dating apps and websites to describe oneself or one's ideal partner. "Masc" fetishizes and exaggerates the notion of what it means to be manly, adding to the culture of toxic masculinity within the gay community, especially among men of color.
Antonym (opposite) of the word fem
Antonym (opposite) of the word fem
"Masc only, no fems."
"I'm masc and you should be too. No purses over here."
"Bottom seeking a dominate masc top"
"I'm masc and you should be too. No purses over here."
"Bottom seeking a dominate masc top"
by BlackDiamondMint January 1, 2019
Refers to gay and bisexual men who are naturally masculine and are attracted to other masculine males. They do not fit the stereotypes of femininity or camp forced on all gay and sometimes bisexual men.
This preference in partners and lifestyle causes a lot of toxic behaviour and intolerance towards masculine individuals from those mainly that do fit the stereotypes. Those that shout for tolerance are actually the most intolerant in the gay community, as this interference in freedom to choose partners shows.
This preference in partners and lifestyle causes a lot of toxic behaviour and intolerance towards masculine individuals from those mainly that do fit the stereotypes. Those that shout for tolerance are actually the most intolerant in the gay community, as this interference in freedom to choose partners shows.
Thank you for your interest I am flattered but am attracted to other masculine men. Good luck in your search plenty out there looking for you.
(masc for masc)
(masc for masc)
by JLDN. September 6, 2023
“Masc 4 Masc” is a phrase with which many gay men on dating apps are familiar. Men often describe themselves this way to indicate that they’re masculine-acting, and are seeking other masculine-acting individuals. Those who use the term tend to be straight-passing men who refuse to communicate with anyone other than straight-passing men, and therefore dismiss and/or degrade feminine or androgynous people. They sometimes use the term “no fems” as well.
by AbbyPeg May 22, 2020
by Conlaurhat January 11, 2022
Moral And Social Codes of literature.
Life Lessons
Social Problems
Role Model
Objections By Concernd Parents
Reading For Research
Life Lessons
Social Problems
Role Model
Objections By Concernd Parents
Reading For Research
Ideas with MASC :
"If you're writing about evil you genuinely have a responsibility to show what that means!" -J.K. Rowling
"Seven blunders of the world that lead to violence:
wealth without work, pleasure without conscience, knowledge without characture, commerce without morality, science without humanity, worship without sacrifice, politics without principle." -Mahatma Gandhi
"If you're writing about evil you genuinely have a responsibility to show what that means!" -J.K. Rowling
"Seven blunders of the world that lead to violence:
wealth without work, pleasure without conscience, knowledge without characture, commerce without morality, science without humanity, worship without sacrifice, politics without principle." -Mahatma Gandhi
by Sllylilslverlnnign November 24, 2009