Men and Fear

[Traveler]

Some guys, strange as it may seem, like ultra-masculine females. Don't count me among their number. Personally I wouldn't allow that THING anywhere near me.

The fact that something like that exists, just shows how far down society has become.

 

[Keesha]

Today women are more versatile but just because we can do things men can ( within reason ) doesn’t make us less feminine.,
For instance I can wear high heels and go shopping, come home and help take down a tree ; saw it and chop it up for the wood stove. I can change a tire, do woodworking of all kinds. Even built a greenhouse all myself last summer.
Does that make me butch ?

I just dont buy into the conditioned male role / female role stereotypes. I think learning how to do a variety of different types of things builds character and shouldn’t be discouraged or criticized.
I don’t discourage men from knitting or sewing .

 

[Traveler]

I just dont buy into the conditioned male role / female role stereotypes. I think learning how to do a variety of different types of things builds character and shouldn’t be discouraged or criticized.
I don’t discourage men from knitting or sewing .

Of course you do not discourage men from knitting and sewing. It fits right in with the feminist goal of making men as weak as possible. No surprise there.

 

[Gary O']

Of course you do not discourage men from knitting and sewing. It fits right in with the feminist goal of making men as weak as possible. No surprise there.

A close friend of mine knits
welds
forges
logs
runs heavy equipment
He's around 6'6" and can squash most other males like a bug

it's good he's not old enough to be here

this thread is waaaay beyond it's proper reaches

 

[Shalimar]

Rosey Grier did needlepoint.

 

[Keesha]

Of course you do not discourage men from knitting and sewing. It fits right in with the feminist goal of making men as weak as possible. No surprise there.

Oh how easily you feel threatened. It’s actually somewhat amusing. :yes:

 

[Keesha]

Some guys, strange as it may seem, like ultra-masculine females. Don't count me among their number. Personally I wouldn't allow that THING anywhere near me.

The fact that something like that exists, just shows how far down society has become.

Oh now you are calling women THINGS if they have a certain body type that doesn’t appeal to you?
Isn’t that a ‘tad’ shallow?

 

[Shalimar]

Oh how easily you feel threatened. It’s actually somewhat amusing. :yes:

My Philly can sew, imagine anyone telling a Martial Arts Master he isn’t properly masculine!

 

[Keesha]

My Philly can sew, imagine anyone telling a Martial Arts Master he isn’t properly masculine!

I better tread lightly here. I would never consider your philly unmasculine.

 

[Shalimar]

I better tread lightly here. I would never consider your philly unmasculine.

No worries, I wasn’t suggesting you would. The thought of his level of masculinity being predicated on sewing ability sends me into giggles.

 

[Keesha]

No worries, I wasn’t suggesting you would. The thought of his level of masculinity being predicated on sewing ability sends me into giggles.

This whole topic sends me into a fit of giggles

 

[Traveler]

Oh how easily you feel threatened. It’s actually somewhat amusing.

Typical feminist retort. Actually, I don't care one bit what you think about me. I know who and what I am. I don't need your, or anyone else's, approval.

I take note of all the personal attacks.

 

[SeaBreeze]

Apologies to Debodun, thread closed. https://www.seniorforums.com/showthread.php/8331-NOTICE-All-Members-Please-Read