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Kissing in the mouth and crying on the broadcast: The new man revealed in "Big Brother"
In this season of "Big Brother" one can point to a new and refreshing spirit of a slightly different masculinity model.
Quietly, more and more extraordinary TV moments were piled up from both consciousnesses that are broadcast in prime time for all to see.
Men put on make-up, hug and even kiss in the mouth.
And all mainly thanks to one sweeping tenant
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Dror Contento
Achinam Bar
Tuesday, 09 February 2021, 00:30
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The current season of "Big Brother" provides as every season violent and quarrelsome fights between men who stir up the occupants of the house and star in promos throughout the week.
This time, too, there are cockfights that reach almost to the point of beating, such that the familiar smell of Israeli testosterone emanates from them in large quantities.
But this season one can also point to a new and refreshing spirit of a slightly different masculinity model.
Quietly, more and more extraordinary TV moments were piled up, small but of two consciousnesses, which are broadcast in prime time for the eyes of the whole country.
Straight men kiss and hug, put on nail polish, put on make-up - and there is no reference to it.
There are no derogatory nicknames, there is no such familiar "ya homo".
Quiet.
Everyone does what is good for them.
And that's good for us.
is very.
From the beginning of the season until today you can notice how the "men men" of the house, sometimes guys from difficult backgrounds with a short fuse (well, men who really like to bring to reality) decorate for them.
David with black nail polish on his fingers between fights, Josie arrives at the dismissal class with a black pencil in his eyes, Tom in a flashy open leopard print shirt, many moments where Yehuda and Ayalon hold hands tight and wait to hear who the next ousted, Josie and Yehuda hit a kiss on the lips while Hold each other's face just like that because they are really friends and connected.
All this in prime time.
And without special reference.
Without fear of what they will say.
So.
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Pencil in eyes.
Big deal.
Josie (Photo: Screenshot, Network 13)
From this change it is impossible not to be moved, because it is clear that this is a clear sign of the feminist revolution that has slowly begun to collapse walls of toxic masculinity - walls built over thousands of years that consciously forced every man to never cry Show a femininity chip, which must be powerful and as a result also a fusion.
These expectations, of what it is to be a "man" - destructive to both women and men.
But these walls are starting to crack, and the fireplace house is one sign of that.
Think about it, no man of the season has not cried this season.
No matter the age, color or place of residence.
Remember Yossi Bublil crying in the first season?
less.
And it's not just crying and not just nail polish - it's a sign.
A sign that "femininity" about a man is not deterrent, not forbidden.
A sign that emotion is blessed.
So how did this change come to our conservative districts?
Well, one would argue that it's because the editor of the "Big Brother" show is gay.
Maybe it has something to do with it?
Shani can say that these are indeed spirits of change and acceptance that are blowing all over the world and have reached Israel as well.
I wish.
I think these are the two factors I mentioned above, combined with one tenant who created a space where being a queer is speech: Dror Contento.
Exciting representation.
Dror (Photo: Screenshot, Network 13)
It is impossible to open on Dror without talking about the classic casting of the gay character in reality.
They are "fun", provide "drama", "sensitive", "nice accessory for the girls of the house" and a variety of other true or false stereotypes.
Reality bands have long realized that there is a big advantage in "LGBT duty on duty." The gay in the fireplace house who comes to cry or pick them up. But this year? No curiosity. In the campaign, but there is no attempt to portray him as a court clown, on the contrary - he is the queen of the house. Yes, he is gay. Yes he talks "about the woman" and addresses the straight occupants of the house in female language, but to my surprise it was never an issue. Men men "among them, accept it with equanimity and love. And why? Because he is sparse. Sweeping, sharp, sensitive, captivating. Oh, and also gay. He is a person beyond language and mustache, you just want to give him a hug and be dragged after him wherever he says - And this, ladies and gentlemen, looks respectful of LGBT people on screen.
Exciting representation and important casting.
This season is not free of the typical chauvinistic behavior we as an audience expect, perhaps thirst for, when it comes to a bunch of men shutting down one house for months.
Still a few times a week, male ego games of quarreling screaming are broadcast "If you do not hold me I will cum it."
Boys wants me boys, huh?
And let's not forget that remark by Lior Kalfon, that being a mother Theresa should "save" the 19-year-old Gal from the terrible immodesty she exhibits, because extroverted sexuality on a young girl will destroy us all.
Yes, Rome was not built in a day, there is a way, but a black pencil in the eyes is not a bad start.
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