Well good for you, but to be frank the more you say "I'm not insecure I promise" the more you give the impression that you are.It's strange to me that there are a handful of posters eager to try and paint personal preferences in relation to aesthetics as 'insecurity'. I, personally, do not get that impression in the slightest.
I'm gay. I like conventionally attractive men ranging from the classically handsome to the ruggedly handsome. I have very little interest in the idea of playing feminine or androgynous men. Which, again, is a personal preference. It also extends to the aesthetics of animations, character design and glamour design.
I'd rather not see glamour go in the same direction as hairstyles where the majority are either feminine or androgynous in design. I'd much prefer variety and a healthy balance of masculine, feminine and androgynous designs to suit a broad variety of tastes.
I think Shadowbringers has been a bit better on that front and some of the sets made available to healers - such as the Cryptlurker gear - have been a refreshing change of pace to the usual fare. I hope that we continue to see more variety moving forward.
In the end, every change, every design choice, is up to the devs. If they decided to go one way with an element of gameplay or a job, acting like they kicked your dog on the forums isn't going to change anything. At some point, you have to cut your losses or you're just wasting energy being so emotionnaly invested into something that won't change.
I don't think that is the case at all. It's simply a case of putting a firm line in the sand. If someone isn't fond of particular aesthetics, what benefit is there in forcing that person to like or embrace them? It doesn't take much before such a push makes for quite the slippery slope and leads to more questionable rhetoric.
Furthermore, whether someone is or isn't comfortable in their own self is entirely up to that specific individual to decide in the first place. Not anybody else, especially strangers on the internet who, most likely, come from completely different backgrounds, countries and belief systems.
Who cares it's a game.
Can't you just use Glamour if you don't like the way the job looks naturally?
Dancer may take some adjusting due to... being a dancer and some people thinking dancing is feminine
It would be cool if WHM had universal clothing like this concept art from Ryan Lee
Trouser/pant instead of skirt
Jacket/coat instead of robe.
Perhaps maybe an alternate flat heeled boot could be supplied in a reward/drop too if your like me and dont want wear heels in combat
Credit to the source: http://artbygregthorne.com/ffxv-concept
Yes, but it kind of sucks when you have to keep glamming over your class's Artifact gear.
AF armor? Yes and no. Jobs like SCH and RDM reduce the female model into a Spirit Halloween brand "Sexy <job>". It's eased out by glamming over it, and you don't wear AF for long, anyway.
I've actually used the DNC af since release because to me nothing looks as good, at most I just changed the pants with something jet black to go with the rest of it. Not quite a fan of the EW one so I may just keep using the ShB one, I like it that much.
Glamours are like hairstyles in that sense. Sure, "if you don't like it, don't use it", but that also means while some may enjoy their new hairstyle every couple months, others who don't like braided ponytails or Karen bobs can only wait and cross their fingers to eventually get something different.
I've seen this one a few times and really like it, but it'd probably be "too much like SCH", since WHM seems to be locked to nun aesthetics - that doesn't stop dungeon/tomestone/raid/pvp gear to look like that though
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