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Satansleadguitarist , Julia Sakelli Report

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women I once had a girl I was interested in laugh at me for drinking tea and said "what kind of guy drinks tea?"

B***h half my family is British, what do you expect?

Final score:

144points

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Avoidance_Panda 3 months ago

Heck yeah, as I sip from my morning pint of tea... A pint is about one banana high and about 14 golf balls in volume for anyone across the pond...

76points

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women Because I'm not into cars. I think some look nice and some look bad, but I don't care what engine they have. I don't care how fast they can get to 80mph (there's no highway around that even let's you go that fast). And I don't care what rims or spoiler is on them. They're just methods of transportation to me, but that apparently makes me an undesirable non man.

TehPharaoh , Tobi Report

Final score:

127points

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Avoidance_Panda 3 months ago

Well then OP then I too am a non man, wheels go round it's blue and makes a click click noise sometimes....#mycar....

5points

Toxic masculinity is a narrow group of characteristics that have been traditionally associated with what it means to be a “real man.” Often, these attitudes are damaging not only to the individual’s mental, emotional, and physical health, but they also have a negative impact on the people around them.

To put it bluntly, toxic masculinity is when men are pressured to be aggressive, competitive, selfish, and violent. They’re expected to dominate, take risks, and be promiscuous. They’re also expected to hide “feminine” qualities such as being emotionally vulnerable, asking for help, or showing their true feelings.

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women Ordering a hot cocoa instead of beer.

I love flowers.

And I love to cuddle.

OldPyjama , Chester Toh Report

Final score:

124points

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shar kahl 3 months ago

Are you available ?

116points

working_class_tired Report

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women A woman came to my house and criticised how neat and clean it was. Apparently, men don't live like that. Turns out her house was an absolute pig sty.

Final score:

122points

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Ozymandias73 3 months ago

My wife actually hates how clean I am. I hate clutter and untidiness. But, that's due to being raised by my military stepfather who threw a fit whenever anything was out of place or a spec of dust in my room (A KID'S ROOM!) So now, I'm pretty much brainwashed into cleaning all the time.

4points

Girl in high school told me once if I didn’t drink or smoke I wasn’t a real man. A teacher she liked (they were both Vietnamese and he had been helping her with adjusting to Canada) intervened and said that taking care of your health is what a real man would do….

easythrees Report

Final score:

116points

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BoredPossum 3 months ago

Good teacher.

89points

Dolorous-Edd15 , cottonbro studio Report

Vulnerability can be a powerful way for you to connect to the people around you. Human beings respect each other more when they’re authentic and honest, instead of trying to put up some sort of front.

The irony is that by being open about our weaknesses and embracing our flaws, we actually end up becoming emotionally stronger and more accepted. If, on the other hand, we try to hide our insecurities, we can come off as untrustworthy or “fake.” Alas, even in this day and age, many men are still expected to “just deal with it” on their own if they’re struggling with anything.

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women For crying AT A FUNERAL. A lifelong friend of mine lost his sister tragically, and as my friend and I knew each other for almost twenty years, she was like a sister of my own. I was devastated at the service.

Final score:

115points

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shar kahl 3 months ago

I’m so sorry for your loss. It’s understandable that you would be devastated. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with showing your feelings & crying. Women who insist that men not show their emotions are shallow.

71points

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women Wearing pink. Imagine being so insecure about a colour.

gin-o-cide , Anna Shvets Report

Final score:

104points

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Vvee Work 3 months ago

Fun fact: pink was actually used for boys,and blue for girls,let a woman say I'm gay or feminine for wearing anything pink,I'll sit her down like a little girl in school and give her facts to sink into her empty head

47points

Me. 3 months ago

If you cobble together a couple time periods worth of outfits, this can result in wearing a very masculine bright pink miniskirt (medieval tunic) and high heels( intended for cavalry)

16points

Cari Owens 3 months ago

Exactly. Pink was for boys because it was a bold color, more suitable for boys while blue was a more "demure" color more suitable for girls. Don't know when the switch happened. As for my girls (all four of them) I didn't subscribe to the whole blue for boys, pink for girls BS. I dressed them in all colors.

6points

James mckenna 3 months ago

Well now you're just mansplaining, so i guess that cancells out the gay card

4points

james stevenson 3 months ago

Beat me to it

4points

Mr.Li 3 months ago

No sh!t? Well a classmate once told me that pink is a colour you can associate with punk

2points

ThisIsTheRealBruno 3 months ago (edited)

Show her a picture of Jesus with his mother, Mary. In medieval art, he's usually depicted wearing pink and she in blue.

2points

Sofia 3 months ago

yep

0points

Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 3 months ago

I am not wearing a pink shirt, the colour is salmon, a light reddish colour,totally not pink.

6points

Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 3 months ago

I'm extremely proud of you for knowing salmon is a color. Did you have a box of 64 Crayola's with the sharpener built right in?

4points

madeleine f 3 months ago

In the 19th century boys often wore pink as it was seen as a masculine colour. Think it has something to do with wounds and war if I remember correctly.

4points

Kathleen McGann 3 months ago

You mean 18th century. By the 19th century, men were wearing brown and black and navy almost exclusively.

2points

UncleJohn3000 3 months ago

Real men wear what they want to wear.

3points

ucp 3 months ago

I was once told, by a gay man, that mine was the campest jumper he’d ever seen. I thanked him. We did know each other well, so it was all in good spirits.

3points

unfilteredCigarette73 3 months ago (edited)

A shell pink fender stratocaster with a maple fretboard is next on my list of guitars to acquire

2points

Ludwig Michiel 3 months ago

Personally, I'd go for a Fender Jazzmaster in shell pink 🙂

1point

R Dennis 3 months ago

I have a pink shirt. I also have a purple wheelchair and a rose gold tablet... pretty sure I can have whatever tf I want in whatever tf color I want.

2points

Mingey 3 months ago

Back in the day when men went off to war on horses, some had red coats, to disguise the blood, that faded to pink over time, so the pinker your cost went it meant being at war for a long time...so only the bravest men wore pink because they earned it!!!!!

1point

Ephemera Image 3 months ago

I'm a woman, and I hate pink. But I will not care what anyone else wears.

1point

Heather Menard 3 months ago

I actually won't wear rainbows because I don't want to be catogorized

0points

jenniferann bunch 3 months ago

I had a guy friend in high school who had a pink t-shirt that said "keep laughing, this is your girlfriend's t-shirt". I loved that kid!😂

0points

Son of Spam 3 months ago

Wearing pink is smooth as hell.

0points

Evelien Stijger Martens 3 months ago

Pink used to be a boys colour and my husband always has at least one pink shirt. It looks good.

0points

moggie63 3 months ago

I spent my life in black, blue and grey. The last kindle I bought is pink. So is the case. My t-shirts are all colours. It's taken me 60 years to discover colour.

0points

Giraffy Window 3 months ago (edited)

Pink was only ever a "boy's" colour in colonist society until a princess insisted on wearing the colour for her wedding. After that, popularity began to shift. People religiously against colours not having gender assignments really need to just not... Be.... Against it.

0points

Dirk Daring 3 months ago

Guy at work told me he was going to revoke my "Man Card" for wearing a pink shirt. I told him that it's in my wallet, and if he wants it, come try to take it. That seemed to change his tune.

0points

CG 3 months ago

Not so much wearing pink, but I'm drinking out of a pink water bottle as I'm typing this comment. It's just a colour.

0points

René Sauer 3 months ago (edited)

I have a pink microwave! I admit, I only took that that color because others were sold out and I really needed one, but still 😁

0points

Regina Holt 3 months ago

I knew someone years ago, her husband was colorblind, could not tell pink from gray, but was sensitive about ever wearing pink. One time they showed up and he was wearing a gray sweater and wife was wearing a pink sweater. I jokingly said something about them wearing matching pink sweaters, and you could see the pure horror on his face. Ha, it was so fun.

0points

similarly 3 months ago

JUST today a woman at work, who was picking out team t-shirts, told me "Some people have requested pink, but of course we can't have that because of you and (another male coworker)" and I just laughed. "I actually HAVE and WEAR pink shirts sometimes. I'm okay with pink." Pretty sure the other guy is too.

0points

SuperChicken 3 months ago

What's wrong with men wearing pink? Seriously. Btw, anyone remember the preppy look of the 80s, when men wore pink, purple and funky colors? Fun times.

0points

Meyrin 3 months ago

I'm not much for pink but if it makes you happy I see no issue. Also purple ftw

0points

PFD 3 months ago

Setting aside how stupid this is on the face of it, pink is often associated with performative hetero masculinity. (Andrew Tate often wears pink t-shirts, for example, and you can't get much more extreme and performative than that.)

0points

Szzone aka Rottyintós Batman 3 months ago

I love wearing pink.

0points

doredde 3 months ago

As you should!

1point

BoredPossum 3 months ago

If you can't feel manly in a pink tutu, you'd better work on your self confidence.

0points

If you don't do what a woman wants you to, she will try to shame you into it by attacking your masculinity. It's selfish, unkind and childishly, transparently manipulative. Stupid, selfish, childish women are not worth keeping in your life.

yepsayorte Report

Final score:

100points

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BoredPossum 3 months ago

This.

36points

It’s hard to build any real connection—or even foster a brotherhood of sorts—if everyone’s constantly avoiding talking about the truth out of fear of “damaging” their reputation or being ostracized.

If you’re struggling with your mental health issues, the rational thing to do would be to ask for help and support. That way, you instantly jump to solving the problem. And that’s much more efficient than suffering alone while putting up a facade of nonchalance. Similarly, if your health is suffering, the logical thing to do is to immediately see your doctor. If you try to ignore the issue or pretend that it’ll all go away on its own, you’re only harming yourself more.

#10

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women Owning a cat.

BourbonGuy09 , Yuliya kota Report

Final score:

98points

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shar kahl 3 months ago

Pets are the best of us, it makes no difference what type of animal companion someone chooses to have. Your cat is lucky to have you.

41points

Bikini_baby767 , cottonbro studio Report

#11

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women I wore an apron while cooking.

Final score:

96points

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Poppy 3 months ago

Heaven forbid you want to prevent your clothes getting dirty.

62points

Aztec_sandstone , Alina Chernysheva Report

#12

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women Dinner with an ex and her roommate a long time ago. Ordered a salad with grilled salmon on it, roommate thought it was embarrassing because real men are supposed to eat steaks and s**t when going out to dinner. Laughed my a*s off at her.

Final score:

94points

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james stevenson 3 months ago

The guy isn't frickin' Alex the lion, lady!

22points

Moving away from a culture of toxic masculinity toward healthy masculinity is a long process. It takes years of education to get people to accept the importance of things like vulnerability, emotional intelligence, and embracing who we are instead of fearing social backlash.

However, on an individual level, everyone can foster healthy masculinity. And it all starts with self-awareness. You can try to catch yourself whenever you start judging someone based on stereotypes. Meanwhile, you can encourage your social circle to open up and feel safe around you by showing that you’re not scared of being vulnerable either. Slowly, that should build a shared environment of trust among you, your friends, and your relatives.

#13

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women I paid a moving company to move a bunch of furniture. She massively disrespected me in front of the movers, commenting about how they were "real men" (implying I wasn't). We are no longer together.

Lucr3tius , RDNE Stock project Report

Final score:

84points

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Avoidance_Panda 3 months ago

The look on her face when you call the same movers to move you out of her place...lol...

47points

#14

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women I can think of two weird things: for wearing a seat belt while driving and for using an umbrella to stay dry. Not the same woman, and the examples happened years apart.

addeegee , Craig Whitehead Report

Final score:

82points

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ucp 3 months ago

Nothing says “macho” better than a lacerated head, as you fly through a windscreen.

89points

Emotional_Load9735 , Monstera Production Report

#15

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women I rejected her sexual advances. Made me "girly"

I asked another how she felt. That wasn't very manly either, apparently.

Final score:

80points

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BoredPossum 3 months ago

The macho culture has to go.

60points

#16

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women My dad said I was a big fairy for wearing deodorant and not just using a bar of soap to wash my hair. Using shampoo made me a big fairy powder puff, apparently.

One of many pearls of wisdom he tried to give me.

He would s**t himself if he knew that I use moisturiser on occasion.

crimsonavenger77 , Tyler B IV Report

Final score:

73points

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james stevenson 3 months ago

His dad? Isn't this page about things that women said?

20points

#17

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women Liking opera music. Pursuing a PhD instead of construction work or being a trucker idk. Not groping her on our first (and last) date.

CarrotDue5340 , Vasily Koloda Report

Final score:

73points

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BoredPossum 3 months ago

So being cultural and intelligent and a gentleman is gay? Then I'd rather be gay to avoid women like her.

54points

Expensive-Fail7581 , Viktor Avdeev Report

#18

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women Because I called an Uber instead of getting in the car with her when we were both heavily day drinking on a 3rd date. Red flags aplenty all day while bar hopping.

Final score:

73points

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ucp 3 months ago

I won’t have a single drink and get into my car. I don’t care what the BAC limit is, for me it’s a zero reading (I do have a morning-after breathalyser).

35points

#19

Not exactly a "you're not a real man" moment but close. I had a girl once explain that as a girl she gets to do whatever she wants and I need to make sure to hold down the bills and accept her decisions as the man. So I get the only restrictions in the relationship. We broke up, now I am married and welcoming my first child with a perfect woman.

SKIPPY_IS_REAL Report

Final score:

64points

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james stevenson 3 months ago

"So, I'm the woman, you're the man. I do what I want, and you pay for it, without question"

32points

#20

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women My ex-wife: A real man makes seven figures. If you can't handle me physically hitting you, then you're not a real man.

Jiggly_Love , RDNE Stock project Report

Final score:

63points

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shar kahl 3 months ago

Your wife hitting you is spousal abuse - it works both ways. She has no respect for others. If she’s not willing to stop hitting you then get out while you can.

69points

Swimming_Bag7362 , Dominika Roseclay Report

#21

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women I went on a first date and when we sit down the woman stares at me and gives me a look of utter disgust and asks in an equally contemptuous voice, “Um…. Do you normally wear glasses?”.

Final score:

62points

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james stevenson 3 months ago

"Now that I'm looking at you I'm wishing I hadn't"

103points

#22

I told a girl I wanted to stay at my 5'8 and 140lb lean build given I'm a competitive marathon runner. She said a real guy would be trying to bulk up and be as big as possible.

little_runner_boy Report

Final score:

56points

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BoredPossum 3 months ago

Eh, different sports need different body compositions? Ever heard of that.

42points

#23

“I Get Called Gay For Doing That”: 35 This ‘Real Men’ Would Never Do, According To Women Using coupons.

She fully believed that a man should not use coupons. She said it embarrassed her, and often made fun of me for it.

SecuritySky , Erik Mclean Report

Final score:

55points

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SheamusFanFrom1987 3 months ago

So saving money is unmanly, eh? Welp, let me just put on one of me mum's blouse and dress pants, shove them to the brim with coupons, and head to the supermarket for groceries -_-"

35points

#24

Not me, but I remember one time a woman was talking about how "guys who change a tire with gloves on are pussies." Spoken like someone who had never changed a tire and scraped their knuckles on asphalt lol.

robsc_16 Report

Final score:

54points

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TotallyNOTAFox 3 months ago

Sorry, but aren't work gloves exactly made for the purpose of... well, doing work with them?

54points

#25

Had someone tell me it's cringe as a man to live with your parents as an adult, but it's perfectly fine for women to live with their parents as an adult as long as they want.

Always been a weird one to me. Like, so I fall on hard times and my parents want to help, so I guess I'm no longer a man 🤷.

tdyoung1989 Report

Final score:

54points

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ucp 3 months ago

Don’t judge someone if you don’t know their circumstances. It’s understandable for a parent to help their offspring, no matter the age. And if I hit a bad patch, and someone who cared about me wanted/could help, I’d have the good grace and gratitude to accept. My sister’s ex, on the other hand, is nearing 40 and has never even explored the idea of finding his own path away from his mother. (It’s a slightly weird dynamic)

19points

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What do you think about such gender stereotypes?

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Aroace tiger (she/they/he) 3 months ago

Begone gender steryotypes begone

21points

Min 3 months ago

Louder for the people in the back!

4points

Sweet Taurus 3 months ago

This list seems to be constructed mostly from words of toxic women who didn't get their way so they attacked the guy's masculinity.

14points

zovjraar me 3 months ago

yes!! dudes, dump these ladies and find someone who appreciates you! you deserve better!

4points

Annik Perrot 3 months ago

Sounds like people trying to hammer down all kind of different shapes into à plain, rectangular mold. There are no more "real men" than there are "real women". Only a vast variety of human beings. Every one of us is unique, and that's all right!

13points

Apatheist Account2 3 months ago

For me, the definition of a man is that he does what he thinks is the right thing to do, not what anyone tells him he should be doing.

6points

I agree with you but... 3 months ago

FREEEEEEEEEEEEEDOM!

2points

Corvus 3 months ago

Reinforcing toxic masculinity - it's disappointing that some women would do that.

6points

Wintermute 3 months ago

I got one. My gf has a friend who's had nothing but bad, occasionally abusive, relationships with macho dudes for yeeeears. Which is dumb, cuz she's super pretty, funny, independant, smart, all that stuff. So I tried to set her up with a friend of mine. Dude's a gym rat, really buff, super sweet, all around a great guy. Could have been a perfect match... EXCEPT that my buddy works in IT. She said she can't be attracted to IT guys. Just not manly enough. My friend is tougher than half the insecure men she's dated, but being good with computers is apparently the line. Okay, dude, turn down a stable 6 figure income and move into a trailer because the current formula is clearly working great. Lost a lot of respect for her that day.

5points

Kristal 3 months ago

He still available? Asking for myself :p

2points

Rocket Surgeon 3 months ago

My answer when someone implies something I'm doing isn't what a "real man" would do is always the same. "See and here I thought what made you a real man was that you got to do whatever the f**k you want."

5points

Rahul Pawa 3 months ago

Does it count when my ex-wife asked me if I was on my period? This was a go to comment from her when I got upset with her, or even if I got teary eyed watching a movie/show.

4points

similarly 3 months ago

More proof that just because someone speaks, it doesn't mean we have to listen, or having heard, that we have to take it seriously. I find a lot of this just sad, and I think people who think these things must live with a lot of fear over what people think about them.

4points

Anonymous Fox 3 months ago

I got called gay for kissing my boyfriend :p Joke's on them, I'm Bisexual

4points

Ace 3 months ago (edited)

I think anyone using the expression 'real man' is automatically excluded from any sort of judgement call about anyone else's masculinity. It was vaguely amusing back in the '80s when books like "Real Men Don't Eat Quiche" came out; unfortunately many people took them seriously and have continued to do so.

4points

Rayne OfSalt 3 months ago

It's really weird that all this sexist rubbish is also strangely trans-affirming. Like, the most backhanded, bigoted trans-affirmation in history.

4points

Ace 3 months ago

Not quite sure what you're saying here, but these attributes, or paradoxically the lack of them, are no more or less 'real man' than they are 'real women' or 'real trans'.

3points

Reta Murphy 3 months ago (edited)

I am a 66 year old woman. To me a real man knows who he is and what he wants, doesn't abuse women, children or animals and is loyal to the ones that are loyal to him. I might be old fashioned.

2points

ThisIsTheRealBruno 3 months ago (edited)

Because when I was a kid, I was called gay because I preferred Styx to Judas Priest. Oh, the irony.

2points

Matthew Zornig 3 months ago

Gives Turbo Lover a new meaning

0points

Kyle S. 3 months ago

I was waiting at the front of a long line for the self checkout at a local grocery store. My turn comes up and this lady bypasses the entire line and walks up to my register. I call her out for cutting in front of everyone. She turns bright red and loudly proclaims that a "Real Man" would have let her cut. I told her that was a very sexist point of view. She responded with, "woman can't be sexist." I told her " that statement alone proves otherwise." She just looked so confused and walked to the back of the line.

1point

varwenea 3 months ago (edited)

Dayumm. Who are all these judgemental people? I would welcome friendship or more with any of these guys.

1point

Mike T 3 months ago

Where do they find these women?

1point

Andy Frobig 3 months ago

And why don't they leave them where they found them?

0points

der sebbl 3 months ago

After reading the list I seem to be very gay. Explains why I want to date guys 🤔

1point

KYLE 3 months ago

When I was getting a haircut I was asked if I put any product on my hair. I said no, just hairspray after I blow dry it. She looked at me like I had just told her I sprinkle a few drops of my morning urine in my hair to give it some luster. She couldn't fathom a guy using a hair dryer, but didn't mind using a hairdryer moments earlier. I wanted to say, "So ... my hair can be dried using a machine but I just can't hold it, is that right?"

1point

Lotekguy 3 months ago

Real men wouldn't pay even the slightest attention to articles like this. Feel free to make your own assumptions about whether I scrolled through them, or skipped to the end to write this.

0points

ADZ 3 months ago

I read things like this and think I totally dodged a bullet actually being gay.

0points

Camilla Koutsos 3 months ago

I’m not even viewing this list. The title is enough to tell me tis should be called “red flags in women”.

0points

David Beaulieu 3 months ago

People are so stupid.

0points

Faramir10 3 months ago

I couldn't finish this list. People need to let other people be themselves.

0points

Krystal Quigley 3 months ago

I am glad my ADHD had no interest in paying attention to c**p like this. If something bothers me, it is for a practical reason. If it doesn't bother me, who cares?

0points

Guess Undheit 3 months ago

The only thing that makes a cisgender male gay is sleeping with men. Not clothes, not hygiene, not makeup, not behaviour, not choice of transportation.

0points

John Murphy 3 months ago

What do you think about the stereotype that certain activities are considered 'unmanly'? What is the answer that says - Yes some activities are more geared toward people bornbiologically male/female. A great example is no women in the NBA or trans athletes being banned from ceompeting against the sex they were not born with. Its just a fact - you dont have to like it and sure there are spectacular cases that are exceptions

0points

Panda Bear 3 months ago

Yay toxic masculinity

-1point

CrazyKnitter 3 months ago

The most manly thing to do is to do it anyway. Unless it's violent. Then maybe don't do it.

-2points

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Aroace tiger (she/they/he) 3 months ago

Begone gender steryotypes begone

21points

Min 3 months ago

Louder for the people in the back!

4points

Sweet Taurus 3 months ago

This list seems to be constructed mostly from words of toxic women who didn't get their way so they attacked the guy's masculinity.

14points

zovjraar me 3 months ago

yes!! dudes, dump these ladies and find someone who appreciates you! you deserve better!

4points

Annik Perrot 3 months ago

13points

Apatheist Account2 3 months ago

For me, the definition of a man is that he does what he thinks is the right thing to do, not what anyone tells him he should be doing.

6points

I agree with you but... 3 months ago

FREEEEEEEEEEEEEDOM!

2points

Corvus 3 months ago

Reinforcing toxic masculinity - it's disappointing that some women would do that.

6points

Wintermute 3 months ago

5points

Kristal 3 months ago

He still available? Asking for myself :p

2points

Rocket Surgeon 3 months ago

5points

Rahul Pawa 3 months ago

Does it count when my ex-wife asked me if I was on my period? This was a go to comment from her when I got upset with her, or even if I got teary eyed watching a movie/show.

4points

similarly 3 months ago

4points

Anonymous Fox 3 months ago

I got called gay for kissing my boyfriend :p Joke's on them, I'm Bisexual

4points

Ace 3 months ago (edited)

4points

Rayne OfSalt 3 months ago

It's really weird that all this sexist rubbish is also strangely trans-affirming. Like, the most backhanded, bigoted trans-affirmation in history.

4points

Ace 3 months ago

Not quite sure what you're saying here, but these attributes, or paradoxically the lack of them, are no more or less 'real man' than they are 'real women' or 'real trans'.

3points

Reta Murphy 3 months ago (edited)

I am a 66 year old woman. To me a real man knows who he is and what he wants, doesn't abuse women, children or animals and is loyal to the ones that are loyal to him. I might be old fashioned.

2points

ThisIsTheRealBruno 3 months ago (edited)

Because when I was a kid, I was called gay because I preferred Styx to Judas Priest. Oh, the irony.

2points

Matthew Zornig 3 months ago

Gives Turbo Lover a new meaning

0points

Kyle S. 3 months ago

1point

varwenea 3 months ago (edited)

Dayumm. Who are all these judgemental people? I would welcome friendship or more with any of these guys.

1point

Mike T 3 months ago

Where do they find these women?

1point

Andy Frobig 3 months ago

And why don't they leave them where they found them?

0points