How does one rate or measure masculinity or is it viewed from two different angles entirely? Two sides of the same coin, how men view such and how women view such. Mayhap the combination of the two are the middle ground however. With such different mindsets about beauty and social responsibility, how can the two really see eye to eye?

A towering man maybe, that was for the best. A crown of horns free of thorns approachable at least, walking upon two hind legs, he was a respectable sort of beast. A rumble of thunder from lips, could shake one asunder however mostly he spoke silken words of wonder. A mountain of a man it was true, he perch was high but the type to kneel and speak with you. Hard to say if he and the mountain was carved of the same rock, perfection might be just as subjective to both as time on a clock. A regal nature, pride at it's best tho, not one to look down at the rest, The type to laugh at a simple jest. He was what one wanted to see a man made for the fairer sex and brother to the rest. However there was no need to please one or the other, he knew plenty of sister brother. Father-figure to some brother to others he'd often promote love for one another.

All in all fey he might have been like the rest, smelling of nature and it's undertones be it. Whisper of the sea, the charred remains of a camp fire, the earthen tones of a deep forest and the fruits of delights or Even a crisp scent upon the winds. Tho he could smell of many things he often favored the scent of fresh tanned new leather at it's peak before, years of life ware out the new smell. The rest of him I shall leave upon the reader

(A WIP)

Lights:

Greens: Roleplay first and foremost, Pansexual but enjoys beauty and being on top mostly, fey wilds, enjoys fey for the most part.

Yellows: I'll think of some

Red: The normal stuff against server rules, gross stuff is a no go as well..

I'll fill in more when I think of more, thank you for reading. If you would like more information on what he represents look for 'The Dagda' out of Irish mythology.