This shit confuses me. Iroh was a war general, aside from that like… what makes him masculine? Ozai is tyranical, but that’s not a trait limited to men, so again I don’t really get it.
(in the era of ATLA,) Iroh was protective and caring, as well as strong. He invested in the growth of others, and used his power to move the world and people around him in a better direction. He pursued his interests without caring overly much for how others would perceive them. He was absolutely a good example of masculinity IMO.
This shit confuses me. Iroh was a war general, aside from that like… what makes him masculine? Ozai is tyranical, but that’s not a trait limited to men, so again I don’t really get it.
(in the era of ATLA,) Iroh was protective and caring, as well as strong. He invested in the growth of others, and used his power to move the world and people around him in a better direction. He pursued his interests without caring overly much for how others would perceive them. He was absolutely a good example of masculinity IMO.
Iroh is a man therefore he’s masculine. What would Iroh have to do for you to consider him masculine?