So I’m watching a little He-Man before class (nothing gets you ready to teach Early Modern literature like a barbarian with a big sword) and I had the thought: who decided dressing Prince Adam in pink and purple was a good idea?
I mean, maybe He-Man is supposed to represent a bear and twink in his various incarnations, but I think there’s enough there you could read him as at least bi-sexual. I mean with that much bulging masculinity can’t we imagine there’s enough to go around?
So I’m throwing this out there to the universe: what do ya’all think?
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