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| 17 | Emotional support structures for men, or lack thereofI really don’t believe that this issue brought up by feminists should be taken at face value. It implies that most men are toxic partners which they are not and ignores the fact that women can be like this as well. A persons emotional baggage has nothing to do with their gender. This is just another way in which the feminist movement contradicts itself and reinforces gender roles. It asks for men to be emotional, but not around them, men can be emotional amongst someone else (if you can’t be emo… | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 02/09/22 02:32 PM |
| 6 | Why do you think most women are hostile about manly traits but seem to be attracted to them?Are you ok with being that stereotype? Because if you are ok with it then you’ll eventually find a girl that likes that. At the end of the day the only thing that matters is that you are content, just be mindful that when it matters you need to make your voice heard. What I’m saying is don’t be passive when letting a girl know what you want. That’s all. | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 02/09/22 05:30 AM |
| 5 | Why do you think most women are hostile about manly traits but seem to be attracted to them?The problem is that you are letting your features define your demeanor. I used to play hoops and I was by far the shortest guy, but in my team I was considered the leader by default, because there’s way more to being a manly man than being big. If you look at OPs post he is mostly describing how his assertive demeanor brought him more success. This happened to me in high school as well to the point where some 6 feet and up dudes would approach me and ask me why girls would gossip about me and wh… | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 02/09/22 04:22 AM |
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