The irony of what you are saying is that gay men are actually very courageous strong people because they have had to stand up to a hateful world and say fuck you this is who I am and if you don't like it you can go to hell. That takes bravery, strength and wisdom. Whereas many straight men just live behind a facade of stereotypical external masculine characteristics never wanting to expose themselves as actual emotional human beings with fears and concerns like the rest of us. Despite their great efforts to appear "masculine" and fear of being perceived as weak they end up coming across as a bit pathetic really. It must get very tiring worrying about how you're perceived and making sure not to do anything "feminine". A "real" man would take a stand against the status quo. Stand up for the underdog. It's way more impressive than strutting around flexing your tattooed muscles pretending and wishing you were an alpha and hating fags.
A man who is completely comfortable within himself has no need to defend against the opinions of others and no need to attack or denigrate those who he believes to be weaker. A strong and wise man knows we are perhaps different but we are all equal.
Well I dont have tattoos and I dont strut around. You said alphas attack and denigrate gays but you attacked alphas in a way. We can agree to disagree. Plus my wife really doesnt like fruity guys. She gets turned off by feminine behavior. The feminine behavior just doesnt appeal to me at all. I dont have anything against people who are feminine. My favorite boss ive had at work was gay.
My gay friend was there for me when nobody esle was and that 9 inch penis WOW I couldn't take all it kept hitting the back of my throat I need a lot of practice.
I think the term "toxic masculinity" sums up what you describe, and it isn't only poisonous to women and relationships; it's harmful to the man himself and the other men he spends time with.
Women love masculinity. If you ask a girl what she finds attractive shes gonna describe a masculine man. Tall, good looking, confident, strong, successful.
Why do straight guys fear being gay so much?
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The irony of what you are saying is that gay men are actually very courageous strong people because they have had to stand up to a hateful world and say fuck you this is who I am and if you don't like it you can go to hell. That takes bravery, strength and wisdom. Whereas many straight men just live behind a facade of stereotypical external masculine characteristics never wanting to expose themselves as actual emotional human beings with fears and concerns like the rest of us. Despite their great efforts to appear "masculine" and fear of being perceived as weak they end up coming across as a bit pathetic really. It must get very tiring worrying about how you're perceived and making sure not to do anything "feminine". A "real" man would take a stand against the status quo. Stand up for the underdog. It's way more impressive than strutting around flexing your tattooed muscles pretending and wishing you were an alpha and hating fags.
A man who is completely comfortable within himself has no need to defend against the opinions of others and no need to attack or denigrate those who he believes to be weaker. A strong and wise man knows we are perhaps different but we are all equal.
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Well I dont have tattoos and I dont strut around. You said alphas attack and denigrate gays but you attacked alphas in a way. We can agree to disagree. Plus my wife really doesnt like fruity guys. She gets turned off by feminine behavior. The feminine behavior just doesnt appeal to me at all. I dont have anything against people who are feminine. My favorite boss ive had at work was gay.
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My gay friend was there for me when nobody esle was and that 9 inch penis WOW I couldn't take all it kept hitting the back of my throat I need a lot of practice.
You speak truth, Asatchi.
I think the term "toxic masculinity" sums up what you describe, and it isn't only poisonous to women and relationships; it's harmful to the man himself and the other men he spends time with.
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Women love masculinity. If you ask a girl what she finds attractive shes gonna describe a masculine man. Tall, good looking, confident, strong, successful.
There's nothing wrong with masculinity.