| Display title | Pink Is for Sissies |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The idea in fiction that a male character, when wearing pink, actively manages to lose a great deal of his more masculine qualities, if not outright accused of being gay. This results not just in other people making snarky and rude remarks to him, but may actually result in distinct changes in his character. |