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Topic	These 3 CONSERVATIVE Girls are fighting for MEN'S RIGHTS..by STRIPPING!!!
dainkinkaide 10/18/17 3:15:59 PM #39:	Kyuubi4269 posted... dainkinkaide posted... the fact that "masculinity" apparently equates to "maleness" in their minds is, itself, probably a product of toxic masculinity. dainkinkaide posted... it means "manliness", i.e. a cultural ideal of what a man "should" be How a man should be is inherently what a man is. Being male makes people behave in masculine ways, it's why it's called masculinity. No, the two are separate, because the ideal of manliness can differ by culture. The most manly Icelandic man is likely different from the most manly Gambian man. It's even possible for a woman to exhibit behavior and traits that are considered culturally "manly". "Manliness" is not defined by one's primary or secondary sexual characteristics, but rather by one's behavior. Being male doesn't necessarily mean one is manly, and being manly doesn't necessarily mean one is male. --- Hank Pym changes superhero aliases more often than Hawkman changes origin stories. <cite>dainkinkaide posted [p:888676963] in These 3 CO... [t:75890914]...</cite> <quote><cite>Kyuubi4269 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>dainkinkaide posted...</cite> <quote>the fact that "masculinity" apparently equates to "maleness" in their minds is, itself, probably a product of toxic masculinity.</quote> <cite>dainkinkaide posted...</cite> <quote>it means "manliness", i.e. a cultural ideal of what a man "should" be </quote> How a man should be is inherently what a man is. Being male makes people behave in masculine ways, it's why it's called masculinity.</quote> No, the two are separate, because the ideal of manliness can differ by culture. The most manly Icelandic man is likely different from the most manly Gambian man. It's even possible for a woman to exhibit behavior and traits that are considered culturally "manly". "Manliness" is not defined by one's primary or secondary sexual characteristics, but rather by one's behavior. Being male doesn't necessarily mean one is manly, and being manly doesn't necessarily mean one is male. --- Hank Pym changes superhero aliases more often than Hawkman changes origin stories.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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