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blonde hair is a masculine trait. don't let favela rotting shitskins tell you otherwise.
the ancient greeks considered blonde hair as masculine. and was tied to masculinity, achilles was depicted with blonde hair, tall strong handsome and blonde. why do you think alexander is depicted as blonde? blonde hair is masculine.
the romans also loved the bwc, and knew that the blonde hair was a masculine characteristic, and feared germanics for their size. they used to dye their hair to display power and luxury, it was ideal for both male and female.
even the vikings, the scandinavians, used to dye their hair blonde from red or brown because it was a masculine trait.
the arabs met the scandinavians, described them as tall, strong, and light haired.
another win for the anglo-nord
it's only until the medieval age. when the browning, jewish sloppery, and christcuckanity spread that blonde hair suddenly became angelic and feminine.
@Tesarossa @Former Shortcel @killuacel @Bully @JewishNationalist
the ancient greeks considered blonde hair as masculine. and was tied to masculinity, achilles was depicted with blonde hair, tall strong handsome and blonde. why do you think alexander is depicted as blonde? blonde hair is masculine.
the romans also loved the bwc, and knew that the blonde hair was a masculine characteristic, and feared germanics for their size. they used to dye their hair to display power and luxury, it was ideal for both male and female.
even the vikings, the scandinavians, used to dye their hair blonde from red or brown because it was a masculine trait.
the arabs met the scandinavians, described them as tall, strong, and light haired.
another win for the anglo-nord
it's only until the medieval age. when the browning, jewish sloppery, and christcuckanity spread that blonde hair suddenly became angelic and feminine.
@Tesarossa @Former Shortcel @killuacel @Bully @JewishNationalist
