The article explores the bizarre and often contradictory definitions of masculinity prevalent online, highlighting the absurdity of certain traits, behaviors, and attitudes that some associate with being a 'real man.' These notions range from trivial examples like food choices to more significant issues surrounding emotional expression and societal expectations. The discussions reveal how homophobia and stigmatization of certain behaviors distort the understanding of masculinity, leading to a confusing debate filled with often illogical positions.
"Let a woman be on top during sex. Apparently, that is gay. A man having sex with a woman. Gay."
"The upcoming week was a long weekend, and this guy's girlfriend's parents were going out of town, and she had invited him over to spend the weekend alone with her...because he was going to go spend the weekend alone with his girlfriend, they accused him of being gay, and not a 'real man'."
"Wear pink, wear earrings, wear a helmet, wear a mask (during COVID), cry about death/grief, drink fruity drinks, eat salad...Real men live very fun lives, clearly."
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