I personally see her as very feminine but with hyper masculine FEATURES. Also it’s not that it’s misogynistic mostly, , it’s just generally, and dare I say ALLL the time, when there’s a female character who is a POC, they’re always depicted as masculine. That’s the racism aspect of it. I see this mostly with hyuna in those HYULUKA arts where people draw her buff and like a dom masculine man for laughs.
2026-07-19 01:53:30
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Mei/Ale [🔑🌙] :
hyuna is a woman whos masculinity and feminity fluxuates LIKE A LOT OF WOMEN IRL. Why must evb label her aw masc or fem when she's both?
2026-07-19 09:04:55
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Cherry!! :
Yall aren’t READING what im saying and jumping to the conclusion that i condone racism. What i am meaning to say is that it’s not misogynistic to view a woman as masc if she’s strong and has a “handsome” face. I’m not talking about the fan arts that make her the “man” in Lukas and hers relationship. I hate when people jump to the conclusion without actually understanding. Maybe just ask to be sure instead of assuming!! ✌️✌️✌️
2026-07-19 22:51:00
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¡Chesh! :
Everyone is trying to fit her into a box and it’s so frustrating. She’s clearly masculine leaning while engaging in feminine styles as well, which makes sense to her as she’s a queer coded character. She looks exactly like Hyunwoo with long hair but people keep insisting she’s feminine… Hyuna’s just doing her own thing and that’s okay y’all.
2026-07-19 15:23:50
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rᥲs⍴ᑲᥱrrᥡ !! 🫀🍾 :
Her style fluctuates a lot between "masculine" and "feminine" she wears both because she is comfortable in both. She doesn't even need a label idk why people are so persistent on making sure she fits into a certain category.
2026-07-20 13:25:42
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𓆞 dvon◟♯ :
thank you so much
2026-07-19 00:32:56
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ghostpurr :
she's a girl who is friends with boys i see this type all the time why are people acting confused she is not unusual
2026-07-19 09:00:22
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🎧ྀི Ashley ✦ No.1 Luka Gooner :
Hot take maybe but this whole debate just proves that this fandom can’t fathom the concept of a woman existing outside of social constructions and doesn’t fit into any boxes. What makes it worse is that both sides keep insisting that their extreme (hypermasculine and hyperfeminine) is some sort of woke stereotypes-breaking movement while completely detesting the other side but at the end of the day, both portrayals end up reinforcing gender stereotypes anyway. Vivimeng obviously intended for Hyuna to be androgynous and gnc, that in itself is already breaking stereotypes, and it’s even more fitting that her character is all about freedom and autonomy
2026-07-19 15:57:56
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