I've been saying all this for ages. There's vast numbers of effeminate men around nowadays. There's women that have more hair than guys. And there's homosexual , limpwrist politics emerging *everywhere* Even the porn industry invented wacko gay type stuff. All because of pollution in food , chemicals and stuff. I've actually refused to do house cleaning or food shopping since when I was a kid ,cos in my town it was considered a job for women or gays. But when I mention cross-gender salmon in my argument, people don't know what I'm talking about..
That's manly of you... I watched this documentary recently called the "Disappearing Male." It's all about this subject.
Thankyou. Altho being a traditionalist , I dont actually worry what women think The nearest I've been to a supermarket , is sitting in the carpark flexing my muscles in the rear view mirror while I send a girl in to shop. ( altho , is muscle flexing in a mirror gay?) Cookery is another thing I feel abit uncomfortable about...
So u think I should stop playing that old Sinitta song "So Macho" in the car then too? Actually I think I can trace my kitchenophobia back to when I was 5 , chopping sausages.I dunno there was something a bit homo about it...?
Actually, chopping sausages is very Lorena Bobitt. Now, if you had sucked on sausages, that would have been a different story...
The less pressure I put on myself to be "masculine", the happier I am. It's an increasingly liberating experience growing older and realizing I don't have to impress women or men with my masculinity. Throw in the fact that I'm slightly bi-curious, and bingo! I could care less about gender roles. I'd be happy seeing all of it crumble like a house of cards. I'm free now to be macho, a gentleman, or effeminate depending on what suits me in any given situation. And if that makes macho men or "real men" jeer; or if it makes it difficult for women to cum because I'm not "confident"--- that's their problem.
I've never cared about masculinity. I've never cared about anything not worth caring about for that matter.