How Brisbane's Male Strippers are Redefining Masculinity

UnconventionalXY · 2023-05-19T02:13:50+00:00

Men don't exist to entertain or meet women's desires or unrealistic expectations and I notice most of them are over 6', so much for diversity.

This is simply pandering to what women think they want in men and it is unrealistic and unreasonable.

In the past, women wanted to be swept off their feet, but today that would be considered assault, so in trying to minimise discomfort, women have effectively eliminated one of the things they wanted. Womens expectations of men are now being manipulated by influencers for spurious reasons, not unlike fashion fads, and the herd just follows them mindlessly.

It's time women were completely honest about what they need from men, not what seems like a good idea at the time. If being dominated, but in a safe and anticipated way is what women want, then men should know about it, be given an opportunity to comply and women should be reasonable about the implementation. I think perhaps height is an unconscious way for women to feel dominated when they want, but that doesn't mean all women of all heights should only go for men over 6' (because bigger is better): there will likely be enough men taller than every woman for everyone to have a partner if they so choose, if they are reasonable. Instead, women are going for unreasonable expectations that are depriving many men and women of relationships, based on unrealistic fads or a misunderstanding of their natures: basically cutting off their nose to spite their face.

Title	How Brisbane's Male Strippers are Redefining Masculinity
Author	ChristianQuinones
Upvotes	0
Comments	2
Date	May 19, 2023 1:23 AM UTC (3 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/MensRights
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