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SteelHands · 61-69, M
If I'm not mistaken there is a far better term for what you're speaking about.
That when you say manly man you're actually berating or characterizing hypermasculine men.
I won't venture a guess about what anyones appraisal at any moment of me happens to be but it's easy to make some assumptions about it.
For one thing this is probably often misidentified by persons who know very little about the general male physiological development, various contrasting cultural norms, and personal familiarity.
It's asserted to be more common in youthfulness and in men that it's believed feel a need to overcompensate for some personal insecurity, according to some who consider themselves experts on the subject.
I am skeptical that there really is such a thing as an expert on sculines. Much less people in general.
That when you say manly man you're actually berating or characterizing hypermasculine men.
I won't venture a guess about what anyones appraisal at any moment of me happens to be but it's easy to make some assumptions about it.
For one thing this is probably often misidentified by persons who know very little about the general male physiological development, various contrasting cultural norms, and personal familiarity.
It's asserted to be more common in youthfulness and in men that it's believed feel a need to overcompensate for some personal insecurity, according to some who consider themselves experts on the subject.
I am skeptical that there really is such a thing as an expert on sculines. Much less people in general.
SomeHand · 31-35, M
@SteelHands I think you are mistaken
SteelHands · 61-69, M
@SomeHand That's always a possibility though it's my opinion. You asked for it. I read and considered the question well and am rarely wrong about what my opinion is.
What cause you may have to doubt my words is of no importance to me.
What cause you may have to doubt my words is of no importance to me.