- from
being effeminate in pain," and
Seneca adds, "If I must
suffer illness, it will be my wish to do
nothing out of control,
nothing effeminately." Emperor/philosopher...
- Malachus) (malakos
meaning 'soft', with the
potential implication of '
effeminate') (Ancient Gr****: Ἀπολλώνιος ὁ Μαλακός) was a Gr****
sophist rhetorician...
- such as
boywife and ****boy in its
usage to
denote "self-identified
effeminate androphilic males who
exclusively s**** to be
penetrated by dominant, masculine...
-
Generation Z,
highly effeminate males are
referred to as "femboys" (feminine boy), a term
which aims to
provide a way to
refer to
effeminate males without negative...
- pao (Chinese: 娘炮) is a
derogatory Chinese term for men
perceived to be
effeminate.
Niang pao
literally translates to "girlie guns /
girlie cannons" but...
- Sissyphobia: **** Men and
Effeminate Behavior is a book by ****
author Tim Bergling,
published in 2001, that
investigates why some **** men are more masculine...
-
effeminately delivered suggesting the
prevalence of
epicenes among ****s; in the
Disney version,
these lines are
delivered flatly but with
effeminate...
- to a flashback.
Shivashankar was a
Bharatanatyam dancer who
behaved effeminately due to
dancing and the
upbringing by his mother, whom he
loved dearly...
- which,
according to a
number of sources, was an
English nickname meaning "
effeminate". A
group of
nicknames look like
occupational ones: King, Bishop, Abbot...
- Love You” (1967) Tom
Wilkinson in
biographical film
Wilde (1997). An
effeminately flamboyant caricature of him,
voiced by Jim Rash, is
featured as a main...
