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By *rtemisia OP Woman
over a year ago
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Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?"
I'm not a big man, i don't pack much of punch. But I'd get on his shoulders and bite his fucking face off. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?"
You get away from the situation if you can.
The only time what you say has happened to me, while I was with my wife, so I couldn't just turn and run, I was still able to calm the situation down very quickly.
Punching something doesn't make a man. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"We're all more alike than we often want to think. A man is someone who knows himself and is comfortable however that is, however others may view him. "
Confidence is male?  |
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Ok I pose another question why does a man always feel like he needs to defend his woman? I have been in situations where I have defended my man, does it make him more of a pussy no not really as it what was called for in that situation |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Ok I pose another question why does a man always feel like he needs to defend his woman? I have been in situations where I have defended my man, does it make him more of a pussy no not really as it what was called for in that situation "
Twinkle, you sound a perfect woman! Xx
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"Ok I pose another question why does a man always feel like he needs to defend his woman? I have been in situations where I have defended my man, does it make him more of a pussy no not really as it what was called for in that situation Twinkle, you sound a perfect woman! Xx "
I'm loyal fuck about with who I care about and I'll defend simple as that whether it's man or woman |
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?"
If that happened to me, the man wouldn't need to get violent, I'd already have smacked him  |
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I think it's probably having the strength (physically, mentally, emotionally) but the skill not to use it.
But I confess when it comes to a rough area I do like being with a man who I know can handle himself if push comes to shove - be he an ex-RM with all the training, or an ex-boxer with a lethal right hook, or just someone with the chutzpah to get others to back off.
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?"
I can tell you now, if "my man" got violent he wouldn't be my man for much longer. I'm quite capable of looking after myself and a woman is more likely to defuse a situation than another man getting violent
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh yay a "real man" thread again 
Who said anything about a real man?
Oh OK then
In this day and age what makes men is a uterus.
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I don't have mine any more,I'm not a man  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"One that is comfortable in himself and can take on board a womans feelings..ie..walk a mile in her shoes to know how she feels.x  "
only if he chose her shoes!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"One that is comfortable in himself and can take on board a womans feelings..ie..walk a mile in her shoes to know how she feels.x
only if he chose her shoes! "
But then Maximus..you wouldn't know how she feels as you've over ruled her by choosing. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"One that is comfortable in himself and can take on board a womans feelings..ie..walk a mile in her shoes to know how she feels.x
only if he chose her shoes!
But then Maximus..you wouldn't know how she feels as you've over ruled her by choosing."
well if that was the case then it would be my own stupid fault, so fair enough, - all's fair in war! |
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?"
No |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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A man can..
Light a fire
Change a tyre
Care
Love
Embrace
Cry
Cook dinner
Choose a decent wine
Knows when he's wrong
Opens a door for another to walk through
Wears clean shoes
Changes his underpants every day (at least)
Asks about you
Never boasts
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Being a man isn't about violence, eating meat, how much you can drink, how well you can grow your facial hair of how well-sculpted you are, it's about having the courage to change your ideals and stick by them despite criticism and it's about standing up for what you believe in whilst simultaneously being responsible for your actions (IMO). |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A man can..
Light a fire
Change a tyre
Care
Love
Embrace
Cry
Cook dinner
Choose a decent wine
Knows when he's wrong
Opens a door for another to walk through
Wears clean shoes
Changes his underpants every day (at least)
Asks about you
Never boasts
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unreal, - you've just described me & I'm really chuffed, thank you!
............. except I put on fresh jocks every Monday, so I'm also very chafed! |
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By *p4funCouple
over a year ago
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"A man can..
Light a fire
Change a tyre
Care
Love
Embrace
Cry
Cook dinner
Choose a decent wine
Knows when he's wrong
Opens a door for another to walk through
Wears clean shoes
Changes his underpants every day (at least)
Asks about you
Never boasts
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Yep that a good starting point |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Being a man isn't about violence, eating meat, how much you can drink, how well you can grow your facial hair of how well-sculpted you are, it's about having the courage to change your ideals and stick by them despite criticism and it's about standing up for what you believe in whilst simultaneously being responsible for your actions (IMO). "
Is that not what being a person is about, rather than a man? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A man in this day and age?
Gillette
Its the best a man can get!
I use a wilkinson
Cheapskate  "
3 blades, the first shaves you close the second closer still and the third even closer which beggs the question why just they use the third one and get rid of the first two? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Even in this day and age it's still his parents that make him ...what defines him is subject to debate I see honesty politeness and being a caring person ranks highest but opinions will differ |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Even in this day and age it's still his parents that make him ...what defines him is subject to debate I see honesty politeness and being a caring person ranks highest but opinions will differ "
Oh dear, my partner is fucked then. His parents died when he was young and he looked after himself. |
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By *rtemisia OP Woman
over a year ago
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"OP, hard to define today. I don't feel very manly recently, I keep crying with some sad personal news. X"
There is nothing wrong with a man crying. It was quite disturbing to see my partner cry for the first time. Our daughter had gone in for an emergency operation (all turned out fine) and he was crying when we got back to the waiting room. It just underpinned how scared we both were. I think he would like to have punched the person who hospitalised her. He didn't though! |
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By *rtemisia OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Having a shed and a man-drawer
I lost my shed in the divorce I have a man draw though and boy do miss my shed."
A man drawer? No! Surely every man needs a shed! The only items I recognise in our shed are the gardening things and the freezer. And the lid of that is always covered in lump hammers and saws and god knows what else. Still, he makes me fabulous things in the shed, so I'm not complaining. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The ability to grow a fabulous moustache.
I could do this, doesn't make me a man!
Was gonna say, some (older) women do have accidental face furniture :/"
It's not accidental Joe. It's natural because we are mammals |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Often just a look or firm gentle voice can get the message across...and they know the line has been drawn. Rarely much more is needed. Dignity for everyone is maintained and that usually removes further threat. Save your strength for the bedroom later on ... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?
You get away from the situation if you can.
The only time what you say has happened to me, while I was with my wife, so I couldn't just turn and run, I was still able to calm the situation down very quickly.
Punching something doesn't make a man. "
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Manners maketh the man.
To treat all with respect and dignity and to consider all, regardless of race, religious beliefs, sex, sexual orientation or any other, as equally valid. This to me is what makes a good man good whilst lack of any or all makes a bad man bad.
And I use the word 'man' in it's original sense in the quote, so it equally applies to women to.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?"
TBF, I would quickly dump any bloke that got violent in that situation.
It might be 'manly' in some peoples eyes, but to me it's not desirable. |
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?"
As a last resort, yes but simply for protection of myself and company.
Back to the initial question, it depends on what you consider important and how much you are affect by social, financial and emotional norms. I take a bit from here, there and everywhere. But one thing I don't do is let someone else dictate it to me.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"DNA "
People with XX chromosomes can develop hormonally as a man with no outside interference.
Some men have XX chromosomes. Some women have XY chromosomes. Some people have three, four, or even five chromosomes.
DNA is not a reliable way of telling if someone is male or female. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?
TBF, I would quickly dump any bloke that got violent in that situation.
It might be 'manly' in some peoples eyes, but to me it's not desirable."
So what should he do in that situation? |
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"I think Kipling was quite clear on this matter
Is it individual-sized cherry bakewell slices?
Mt Kipling fills his tarts with cream
Have you just turned this into a bareback thread? "
You might say that but I couldn't *possibly* comment! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?
TBF, I would quickly dump any bloke that got violent in that situation.
It might be 'manly' in some peoples eyes, but to me it's not desirable."
I dumped a woman who put me in that situation. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The ability to grow a fabulous moustache.
I could do this, doesn't make me a man!
Was gonna say, some (older) women do have accidental face furniture :/"
Older?!?!  Gee thanks!!!  |
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"The ability to grow a fabulous moustache.
I could do this, doesn't make me a man!
Was gonna say, some (older) women do have accidental face furniture :/
Older?!?! Gee thanks!!! "
I qualified that remark! |
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"DNA
People with XX chromosomes can develop hormonally as a man with no outside interference.
Some men have XX chromosomes. Some women have XY chromosomes. Some people have three, four, or even five chromosomes.
DNA is not a reliable way of telling if someone is male or female."
Only real test is if they can park car in one.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?
TBF, I would quickly dump any bloke that got violent in that situation.
It might be 'manly' in some peoples eyes, but to me it's not desirable.
So what should he do in that situation?"
Plan B is to run like fck, - every man or woman for themselves!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Even in this day and age it's still his parents that make him ...what defines him is subject to debate I see honesty politeness and being a caring person ranks highest but opinions will differ
Oh dear, my partner is fucked then. His parents died when he was young and he looked after himself."
Well unless they died before he was concived your partner was still made by his parents |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"DNA
People with XX chromosomes can develop hormonally as a man with no outside interference.
Some men have XX chromosomes. Some women have XY chromosomes. Some people have three, four, or even five chromosomes.
DNA is not a reliable way of telling if someone is male or female.
Only real test is if they can park car in one.
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*crawls back into 1980's bomb shelter. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?
TBF, I would quickly dump any bloke that got violent in that situation.
It might be 'manly' in some peoples eyes, but to me it's not desirable.
So what should he do in that situation?
Plan B is to run like fck, - every man or woman for themselves! "
Don't you mean person? tut tut |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?
TBF, I would quickly dump any bloke that got violent in that situation.
It might be 'manly' in some peoples eyes, but to me it's not desirable.
So what should he do in that situation?
Plan B is to run like fck, - every man or woman for themselves!
Don't you mean person? tut tut "
Oops!
*checks food supplies in bomb shelter.  |
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By *r jblMan
over a year ago
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?
If that happened to me, the man wouldn't need to get violent, I'd already have smacked him "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?
TBF, I would quickly dump any bloke that got violent in that situation.
It might be 'manly' in some peoples eyes, but to me it's not desirable.
So what should he do in that situation?"
If someone was aggressive to me then I would deal with it. I wouldn't expect anyone else to intervene on my behalf.
Perhaps it's manly to respect other people? Including understanding that women don't need a protector. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Man- literally means having a penis. People attach so many meanings to this label. I think being a good person and being comfortable with your own uniqueness and confident social is paramount to good health, which is most important. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?
TBF, I would quickly dump any bloke that got violent in that situation.
It might be 'manly' in some peoples eyes, but to me it's not desirable.
So what should he do in that situation?
If someone was aggressive to me then I would deal with it. I wouldn't expect anyone else to intervene on my behalf.
Perhaps it's manly to respect other people? Including understanding that women don't need a protector."
So if you're out with a friend (of any gender) and some is being agressive towards them would you just stand there with your hands in your pockets ignoring what's happening? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If someone was aggressive to me then I would deal with it. I wouldn't expect anyone else to intervene on my behalf.
Perhaps it's manly to respect other people? Including understanding that women don't need a protector."
'Wow', you speak for so many! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?
TBF, I would quickly dump any bloke that got violent in that situation.
It might be 'manly' in some peoples eyes, but to me it's not desirable.
So what should he do in that situation?
If someone was aggressive to me then I would deal with it. I wouldn't expect anyone else to intervene on my behalf.
Perhaps it's manly to respect other people? Including understanding that women don't need a protector.
So if you're out with a friend (of any gender) and some is being agressive towards them would you just stand there with your hands in your pockets ignoring what's happening?"
If my friend didn't have it handled, then I would try calm the person down. I wouldn't step in because they were a woman, or refuse to step in because they were a man. I would step in because I'm good at diffusing this kind of situation (and equally, I wouldn't expect someone to step in if they weren't good at diffusing those situations).
Surely it's about people here. If you're better than your friend at diffusing situations then you step in. If you're not, then you let them handle it.
Nothing to do with who has a penis. In fact, since people think I'm a woman I usually stand myself in between the aggressor and the person who is at risk. People are statistically unlikely to be violent towards women who are short, especially if they wear glasses. It makes sense that I would put myself out front than any bloke. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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""If someone was aggressive to me then I would deal with it. I wouldn't expect anyone else to intervene on my behalf.
Perhaps it's manly to respect other people? Including understanding that women don't need a protector."
'Wow', you speak for so many! "
Sorry, did I affront your manliness there by suggesting men shouldn't be required to be protectors in today's world? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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According to my young son its the way you cut your sandwiches. He and his friends have to take them to school cut straight down the middle, none of this corner to corner or triangle nonsense. They are MAN sandwiches |
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By (user no longer on site)
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""If someone was aggressive to me then I would deal with it. I wouldn't expect anyone else to intervene on my behalf.
Perhaps it's manly to respect other people? Including understanding that women don't need a protector."
'Wow', you speak for so many!
Sorry, did I affront your manliness there by suggesting men shouldn't be required to be protectors in today's world?"
this is how I act if someone threatens me I fight back instantly then I will try to calm down the situation straight away so he sees he's done wrong and apologises. If it's someone else I suppose I would just try and calm both down. Defuse. We are all meant to love each other anyway. There's no time for negativity |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Muscles, tattoos and a beard.
But you are a prime example of a man xxxx
aw thank you lovely . And I have none of the above, especially the muscles!
But you have sex appeal xx"
sorry for the outrageously shameless and selfish bump and delay in replying but gosh, thank you, that's not a thing I hear every day from a lass! you can definitely come again! mwah x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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""If someone was aggressive to me then I would deal with it. I wouldn't expect anyone else to intervene on my behalf.
Perhaps it's manly to respect other people? Including understanding that women don't need a protector."
'Wow', you speak for so many!
Sorry, did I affront your manliness there by suggesting men shouldn't be required to be protectors in today's world?"
No, but you did make an outrageous statement, - speaking for half of the population! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?
You get away from the situation if you can.
The only time what you say has happened to me, while I was with my wife, so I couldn't just turn and run, I was still able to calm the situation down very quickly.
Punching something doesn't make a man. "
No. Absolutely not. But applying painful joint locks until they scream like a girl dkes wonders for my inferiority complex |
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?
You get away from the situation if you can.
The only time what you say has happened to me, while I was with my wife, so I couldn't just turn and run, I was still able to calm the situation down very quickly.
Punching something doesn't make a man.
No. Absolutely not. But applying painful joint locks until they scream like a girl dkes wonders for my inferiority complex "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"DNA
People with XX chromosomes can develop hormonally as a man with no outside interference.
Some men have XX chromosomes. Some women have XY chromosomes. Some people have three, four, or even five chromosomes.
DNA is not a reliable way of telling if someone is male or female."
Is your rebuttal based on the biological sex identification at a chromosomic level, or gender identity?
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By (user no longer on site)
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"DNA
People with XX chromosomes can develop hormonally as a man with no outside interference.
Some men have XX chromosomes. Some women have XY chromosomes. Some people have three, four, or even five chromosomes.
DNA is not a reliable way of telling if someone is male or female.
Is your rebuttal based on the biological sex identification at a chromosomic level, or gender identity?
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It's based on the fact that somebody said that being a man was defined by your 'DNA'. I was pointing out that in fact it isn't.
I said nothing about gender. Gender clearly isn't based on DNA. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Being a man isn't about violence, eating meat, how much you can drink, how well you can grow your facial hair of how well-sculpted you are, it's about having the courage to change your ideals and stick by them despite criticism and it's about standing up for what you believe in whilst simultaneously being responsible for your actions (IMO).
Is that not what being a person is about, rather than a man?"
Hey, just seen this. I guess you're right - sorry, I didn't mean to come across as sexist. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Let me pose another question, as I have something on my mind;
Men, if you are out with your woman and some stranger starts being aggressive towards her, and wouldn't back down, would you get violent?"
Its difficult to say one or the other because I loath disrespectful behaviour but resorting to violence can be more stressful to the women your with. |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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I haven't read through the thread but it is a question I have considered with men, young and older, in the last few years.
It was International Men's Day on 19th November and barely ripple. There was the Being a Man festival on 27th (over the whole weekend). Some of the discussions looked really interesting but I haven't seen any reporting on it.
Just as feminism needs men as part of the movement I think the men's movement needs to include discourse with women.
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"Just as feminism needs men as part of the movement I think the men's movement needs to include discourse with women.
They're blokes, they won't want any help "
Stereotypes help to keep us all stuck.
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