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Originally Posted by MissBrattified
I don't know how much "feminine" it takes to be too feminine, but girly men grate on my nerves. It's hard to quantify, but some things that get me:
a prissy walk
wrists bent like this Attachment 3535
passive or weak behavior
drama...from men
whining
indecisiveness
too much interest in fashion, e.g., metrosexual
lack of interest in women/failure to commit to relationships
Most of these things are subjective and we could argue them one way or the other, but most of us--especially women--know a girly man when we see one. Gay or not, a lack of testosterone is unattractive. |
We've totally emasculated manhood in many areas of the church. Young men are often taught not to even think about girls or they'll burn in Hell. Women become an obstacle instead of precious human beings to be desired, cherished, and loved.
I'd take the ol' "boys will be boys" culture where boys grew into real men any day.
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