Yeah don't shave your chest. A man should have some chest hair imo, it's more manly.
How tall should he be? Does he need a cleft in this chin? If he doesn't, should he use power tools to create one? How straight should his teeth be? What kind of truck should he drive? How big should it be? Does it have to be diesel? Should all his boots have steel toes, or just the ones he uses during construction projects?
How tall should he be? Does he need a cleft in this chin? If he doesn't, should he use power tools to create one? How straight should his teeth be? What kind of truck should he drive? How big should it be? Does it have to be diesel? Should all his boots have steel toes, or just the ones he uses during construction projects?
6'2". Not necessarily. Depends on how good a craftsman he is. Real men don't need straight teeth. Not a truck--a tank. A huge tank. It's whatever tanks run on. The entire boot should be steel.
6'2". Not necessarily. Depends on how good a craftsman he is. Real men don't need straight teeth. Not a truck--a tank. A huge tank. It's whatever tanks run on. The entire boot should be steel.
... you could up the odds and say all clothes should be steel 
A guy like that is both a tank and has steel boots
Its a win-win for you really
Now you're just being cross....
No, I'm just chuckling at the idea that real masculinity goes around trying to conform to some persnickety external standard. If you're with a real man, you won't be wasting time counting chest hairs.
Real men have big... uh... hearts.
No, I'm just chuckling at the idea that real masculinity goes around trying to conform to some persnickety external standard. If you're with a real man, you won't be wasting time counting chest hairs.
Do you shave your chest hair Tantum?
Do you shave your chest hair Tantum?
No, I'm just chuckling at the idea that real masculinity goes around trying to conform to some persnickety external standard. If you're with a real man, you won't be wasting time counting chest hairs.
... I always interpret 'manly' as 'what i find attractive in a man'... it doesnt make sense otherwise like everyone is different so why should people be literally described as 'not like a man' when theyre obviously a man just because they dont adhere to someones idea of what they find attractive... you know???
Nope. But if I did, she wouldn't care.
Ahh for a second there I thought you did, the way you defended shaving it lol
... I always interpret 'manly' as 'what i find attractive in a man'... it doesnt make sense otherwise like everyone is different so why should people be literally described as 'not like a man' when theyre obviously a man just because they dont adhere to someones idea of what they find attractive... you know???
Well for me it's different. I'm a bit old fashioned I guess and to me "manly" means when a guy is a bit caveman like. In charge, protective etc.
Real men like boobs.
Real women like boobs too.
Everyone that's real should like boobs.
I like boobs.
But I'm not lesbian or bi..... I only like my own lol.
Ahh for a second there I thought you did, the way you defended shaving it lol
Real men like boobs.
Real women like boobs too.
Everyone that's real should like boobs.
I like boobs.
Hear, hear!
Erm... OT post any time here, people.
Real men like boobs.
Real women like boobs too.
Everyone that's real should like boobs.
I like boobs.
I like boobs also but I disagree with the rest of that completely 
Well for me it's different. I'm a bit old fashioned I guess and to me "manly" means when a guy is a bit caveman like. In charge, protective etc.
... it would probably be a little more accurate to describe them as that then... manly literally means 'like a man'... every man is 'like a man' because they are a man... it doesnt matter about what they look like or who they are or what they do and dont like...
... its like cats... just because your pet kitten isnt a tiger doesnt mean its not cat-like...
every cat is cat like and every man is manly you just find some things more attractive than others really
... it would probably be a little more accurate to describe them as that then... manly literally means 'like a man'... every man is 'like a man' because they are a man... it doesnt matter about what they look like or who they are or what they do and dont like...
... its like cats... just because your pet kitten isnt a tiger doesnt mean its not cat-like...
every cat is cat like and every man is manly you just find some things more attractive than others really
This is actually the most accurate thing in this whole discussion. I agree 100%.
As far as preferences go, I judge people individually, not based on "types." To me, attractiveness is a case-by-case sort of thing that isn't determined by what general category a person falls under.
Unless they're a neckbeard, in which case no.
... it would probably be a little more accurate to describe them as that then... manly literally means 'like a man'... every man is 'like a man' because they are a man... it doesnt matter about what they look like or who they are or what they do and dont like...
... its like cats... just because your pet kitten isnt a tiger doesnt mean its not cat-like...
every cat is cat like and every man is manly you just find some things more attractive than others really
I disagree with you Gen. It's a way to describe someone, just like the word "feminine", some women are more feminine than others or "womanly" for that matter, I don't think it's wrong to use those words to describe someone or have them as preferences.
This is actually the most accurate thing in this whole discussion. I agree 100%.
As far as preferences go, I judge people individually, not based on "types." To me, attractiveness is a case-by-case sort of thing that isn't determined by what general category a person falls under.
Unless they're a neckbeard, in which case no.
Thank you 
Me too... but really to me its the personality that matters most... if i like someone physically its a bonus... like a dlc for a computer game... its good if you have it but its optional and you can play the game without it and enjoy it just as much
Thank you
Me too... but really to me its the personality that matters most... if i like someone physically its a bonus... like a dlc for a computer game... its good if you have it but its optional and you can play the game without it and enjoy it just as much
ahahahahaha that's an amazing analogy, bless you
I disagree with you Gen. It's a way to describe someone, just like the word "feminine", some women are more feminine than others or "womanly" for that matter, I don't think it's wrong to use those words to describe someone or have them as preferences.
... it isnt wrong to have them as preferences of course not but like... feminine means 'like a female'... if you are a female youre gonna be feminine even if you dont have big breasts and curvy hips... people come in all shapes and sizes after all... i think theres a big difference between being 'like a woman' and 'having attributes commonly/traditionally attributed to and found attractive in women'...
ahahahahaha that's an amazing analogy, bless you
Awwww thank you
... it isnt wrong to have them as preferences of course not but like... feminine means 'like a female'... if you are a female youre gonna be feminine even if you dont have big breasts and curvy hips... people come in all shapes and sizes after all... i think theres a big difference between being 'like a woman' and 'having attributes commonly/traditionally attributed to and found attractive in women'...
I disagree with you Gen. It's a way to describe someone, just like the word "feminine", some women are more feminine than others or "womanly" for that matter, I don't think it's wrong to use those words to describe someone or have them as preferences.
Femininity and masculinity are social constructs based on Western ideals. If you look at other cultures in the world, what it is to be a man (and therefore "manly") isn't necessarily the same as how we view it. Therefore, General is right, because manliness and womanliness are not globally applicable traits and can therefore only be defined as "what men/women are inherently like," which can simply be put as "all men are men and all women are women."
I was almost a sociology major. Then I decided to do something with my life instead. so I became a history major and then dropped out
Hear, hear!
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Memorial Day Nerdfest 2012. We ran out of swords so Rick held a microphone. Also there's some weird Photoshop effect applied to this so we look like Borderlands and I don't have the original. The robot shoulder armor I made out of cardboard pizza boxes.
How tall should he be? Does he need a cleft in this chin? If he doesn't, should he use power tools to create one? How straight should his teeth be? What kind of truck should he drive? How big should it be? Does it have to be diesel? Should all his boots have steel toes, or just the ones he uses during construction projects?
I drive the biggest diesel truck on the highway, with my lead-foot steel-toe boots. And if you look closely you can see my chest hair poking out of my shirt. Outta my way, ants.
And outta my way, J.B. Werner.
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