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Life As Other Than Heterosexual: My Taste In Women / My Taste In Men

This is a two-panel comparison meme drawn in anime style that illustrates dating preferences for non-heterosexual people. The left panel features a toned, masculine-presenting woman with long gray hair and defined abs, wearing a black crop top, with on-image text labeling it 'My taste in woman'. The right panel features a masculine-presenting man with short gray hair wearing a frilly traditional maid outfit, standing with crossed arms holding a mop, labeled 'My taste in men'. The joke plays on the common trend among queer people of preferring gender non-conforming presentations, enjoying masculine women and feminine non-conforming men.
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Left: My taste in woman; Right: My taste in men

Overview

This is a two-panel comparison meme drawn in anime style that illustrates dating preferences for non-heterosexual people. The left panel features a toned, masculine-presenting woman with long gray hair and defined abs, wearing a black crop top, with on-image text labeling it 'My taste in woman'. The right panel features a masculine-presenting man with short gray hair wearing a frilly traditional maid outfit, standing with crossed arms holding a mop, labeled 'My taste in men'. The joke plays on the common trend among queer people of preferring gender non-conforming presentations, enjoying masculine women and feminine non-conforming men.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit, with the original given title being 'Life as other than heterosexual', and is commonly shared in LGBTQ+ and general meme communities on the platform. It is an original digital drawing created specifically for this meme concept, illustrating a common relatable preference for many queer people.

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