@GoFish it is and it works out in the real world especially when doing business with other men but sometimes in relationships it can be a bit much especially if you don't know how to turn it off when necessary
If by "traditionally masculine" you mean someone who pulls a gun at a stand-up comedy show because a joke offended him, then he’d love this place. There’s definitely no shortage of guys on here trying to project that loud, "alpha" image. Honestly, he’d probably thrive on a site like this.
@PatientlyWaiting25 like anything in excess it can be too much. If you don't know how to turn it down a notch then it's a problem. You must control the masculine energy and not let it control you.
@PatientlyWaiting25 it kinda is at times. Too much masculinity becomes a problem when you're too stoic and emotionally unavailable for people because you have to be strong and asking for help is "weak". When you have trouble showing affection. When you speak arrogantly as if you have all the answers.
I don't know at the top of my head right now about the woman side. If I say traditionally known traits of women and feminity it might come out offensive or misogynistic so I'll avoid that for now. I'll avoid it especially when I don't have a fully formed opinion.
