mods will this break rule 11 if I just stick to the title only since this is a genuine question? If so, will expand just in case

There really isn't much to expand on this tbh, but basically you get the idea someone who identifies with the men's liberation and men's rights movement, but sticks to traditional masculine aesthetics, including wardrobe, mannerisms and pastimes

I feel like sometimes some men's advocates and activists feel as though they need to appear and be into more neomasculine identities because I get that as men's advocates and activists we're trying to challenge the status quo sorrounding what it means to be masculine, but still we shouldn't let that level gatekeeping get to us

I do feel as though the majority of MRAs are still into the traditionally masculine aesthetic, maybe not in an overdone obnoxious macho punk way, but you get the idea.