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Topic	Masculinity. Do you think it's changing?
SeveredThumb 02/26/20 2:58:52 PM #14:	Leviathan1 posted... I was talking to my dad (he's 62) about a lot of different topics when I caught up with him last weekend. One of the topics that came up was masculinity. He said that men today seem more comfortable with themselves than they did when he was growing up. Less restricted and more real and not as scared of showing emotions. I somewhat agree and disagree. Men have always had emotions. Honestly, it just depends on the situation and what household you grew up in. Some homes are more emotional than others, while others are "tough" and constrain their feelings. --- When I went to weddings, old people would poke me and say "You're next." So, I started doing the same thing at funerals. <cite>SeveredThumb posted [p:934909945] in Masculinit... [t:78433421]...</cite> <quote>Leviathan1 posted... </cite> <quote>I was talking to my dad (he's 62) about a lot of different topics when I caught up with him last weekend. One of the topics that came up was masculinity. He said that men today seem more comfortable with themselves than they did when he was growing up. Less restricted and more real and not as scared of showing emotions.</quote>I somewhat agree and disagree. Men have always had emotions. Honestly, it just depends on the situation and what household you grew up in. Some homes are more emotional than others, while others are "tough" and constrain their feelings. --- When I went to weddings, old people would poke me and say "You're next." So, I started doing the same thing at funerals.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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