Thread: Is there an element of homoeroticism to WWE's odd obsession with big men?
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Old 03-30-2015, 04:41 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Narcissus View Post
Something about it seems inhumane. Like when people are like "he isn't quite tall/strong enough" like they are evaluating cattle for purchase or something. Or like they are examining slaves to work in their cotton fields.

"This one is a strong fast runner and she'll breed well for ya, I reckon."

Searching for certain physical traits weirds me out. Probably necessary. Personally, I think anybody can be valuable in this business. Looks are apart of it, but not as much a part of it as the WWE seems to think.
You can say that about any athlete in any sport
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