I love the fact that it is acceptable for hetero men to wear make-up and carry bags.
It is also becoming acceptable in the UK.
Of course, this isn't the first time. Men have frequently worn make-up and flamboyant clothes, historically and have been as glamourous (and in some eras, much more glamourous) than the women of the time.
It's only in the last couple of hundred years that it's been frowned upon, in the West (with some notable blips - e.g. the Glam Rock and New Romantic eras of the '70s and '80s).
Which gender is the peacock is, apparently, due to how many of each gender there are. Because there have been a lot of wars in the last two hundred years, due to casualties, there have been fewer men than women and so the women have had to make more effort to make themselves attractive to men.
This is now changing, as we haven't had a major war for a while and women are also bringing in their own cash and so men have had to start working equally hard to attract a partner.
