'Lumbersexuals' and the 'toxic masculinity' of 'beard culture'

Now having a beard is promoting toxic masculinity. pic.twitter.com/RlykF5lmLI

— Brandon Morse (@TheBrandonMorse) November 16, 2014

@TheBrandonMorse I don't feel toxic…

— Roger (@Roger247) November 16, 2014

Help! I Think My Boyfriend Might Be A Lumbersexual pic.twitter.com/mr0FVXtQy8

— snowphie mack (@fairfairisles) November 16, 2014

I'm not gonna lie, I love the word "Lumbersexual." @TheBrandonMorse

— Kelly (@flyoverangel) November 16, 2014

@flyoverangel @TheBrandonMorse http://t.co/Z4BiKYUyg5

— Peter Sterne, Sr (@p_w_sterne) November 16, 2014

@flyoverangel @TheBrandonMorse Deep-Woods Hipster. What's wrong with "ruggedly handsome"?

— David Tucker (@0accountability) November 16, 2014

@TheBrandonMorse "beard culture" ?

— Haileé (@hailee_c_) November 16, 2014

@TheBrandonMorse @FormerDeminTX omg, beard culture?

— soupcity (@emmbee1002) November 16, 2014

@TheBrandonMorse @NightmareModeGo Beard culture.

— Pablo Clark (@inthedarkarcade) November 16, 2014

BEARD CULTURE

— Stna (@stubacat) November 16, 2014

Beard culture.. ?“@TheBrandonMorse: Now having a beard is promoting toxic masculinity. pic.twitter.com/MfukA0d55U” pic.twitter.com/RUypJfkOqC

— Thomas James Slater (@tjslater) November 16, 2014

Sweet Jaysus, I'm a part of "beard culture" now, apparently it makes me more of a supremacist or something… pic.twitter.com/K8lpLR4MWi

— Gareth Soye (@GarethSoye) November 16, 2014

sick of this completely accepting and unquestioning beard culture thats developed. there's a lot of big beards that suck. say something.

— Davey Schwabe (@mean__nerd) November 16, 2014

"Beard Culture". Picture a face; laughing, forever. You people are beyond insane. BEARD CULTURE. pic.twitter.com/lMBAsd1cQX

— Still R.O.B. No11471 (@Rob_Simple) November 16, 2014

@Rob_Simple Beard culture killed my dad pls be respectful. :(((

— Sal (@Salzier) November 16, 2014

"The whole beard culture needs to end immediately", I'm sorry, but there's soooo much more that needs to end before you freak out about hair

— Sean Richards (@BeanieGlasses) November 16, 2014

@TheBrandonMorse I can't even. I don't have a beard because I am more manly than others, I have a beard BECAUSE I LIKE IT.

— Ryan (@Ghost0fSparta85) November 16, 2014

My beard is not fashion and it is not about culture, other than the fact that a man should have a beard.@ryansouth21 @TheBrandonMorse

— A Bearded Patriot (@andyrutledge) November 16, 2014

@TheBrandonMorse My beard is a symbol of the wisdom and learning I promoted in my life as King of Assyria. Works great with chicks, too.

— Ashurbanipal (@4shurbanipal) November 16, 2014

@MGigger @TheBrandonMorse Haha. Thing is, having a beard used to be a sign of manliness. Now "manliness" is pajama boy. Oi.

— Ryan (@Ghost0fSparta85) November 16, 2014

@Ghost0fSparta85 @TheBrandonMorse "Manliness" is being beat out of boys in our culture. Manliness does not walk hand in hand with sexism.

— MGigger (@MGigger) November 16, 2014

@MGigger @TheBrandonMorse That's how they are trying to degrade men, by making manliness and sexism the same thing.

— Ryan (@Ghost0fSparta85) November 16, 2014

@Ghost0fSparta85 @TheBrandonMorse Yep.I see that idea institutionalized in2 our schools where curricula set up 2suppress typ. boy behavior

— MGigger (@MGigger) November 16, 2014

@TheBrandonMorse @Luci3nDM What about moustaches?

— Emrah Bir (@m25105) November 16, 2014