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Topic	Masculinity
teepan95 12/17/18 2:38:14 AM #56:	Anti-245 posted... teepan95 posted... Anti-245 posted... So, you just agree with a dictionary without actual research into the matter? Here's a few dictionary definitions that I don't agree with: Cool, but doesn't refute what I posted. Feel free to back up your definition(s) with actual sources. Until then, I'll assume you're merely pulling a UR The first definition and the example are contradictions. You can find men who are not handsome, muscled etc but the definition presupposes that those are masculine "traits" despite reality. Those are traits that are associated in common usage with masculinity. That's the thing about words: we define them through common usage. --- I use Gameraven and you should too. http://error1355.com/ce/teepan95.html <cite>teepan95 posted [p:914260294] in Masculinit... [t:77309575]...</cite> <quote><cite>Anti-245 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>teepan95 posted...</cite> <quote> <cite>Anti-245 posted...</cite> <quote> So, you just agree with a dictionary without actual research into the matter? Here's a few dictionary definitions that I don't agree with: </quote> Cool, but doesn't refute what I posted. Feel free to back up your definition(s) with actual sources. Until then, I'll assume you're merely pulling a UR</quote> The first definition and the example are contradictions. You can find men who are not handsome, muscled etc but the definition presupposes that those are masculine "traits" despite reality.</quote> Those are traits that are associated in common usage with masculinity. That's the thing about words: we define them through common usage. --- I use Gameraven and you should too. http://error1355.com/ce/teepan95.html</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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