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Hey guys, I was wondering what people's opinions on this article were. I'm not a troll, I buy into the ideas of the manosphere in terms of the manner in which you produce sexual desire in the opposite sex. At the same time, I do feel that 'being a man' and 'masculinity' has become diluted by mainstream American culture. And even within the manosphere, I feel as if there is too much clinging to consumerism and allowing that to define 'being alpha'.
I think a discussion about this will help a great deal. What does it mean to be masculine today? Is it really just a list of products that must be consumed, along with big muscles and performing body language? I think masculinity has been warped by feminism and the invasion of female values. And I believe those twin issues have a role to play in this constant concern of producing a 'masculine' appearance.
I'm still trying to sort through my thoughts on this. Any contributions would help.
Hey guys, I was wondering what people's opinions on this article were. I'm not a troll, I buy into the ideas of the manosphere in terms of the manner in which you produce sexual desire in the opposite sex. At the same time, I do feel that 'being a man' and 'masculinity' has become diluted by mainstream American culture. And even within the manosphere, I feel as if there is too much clinging to consumerism and allowing that to define 'being alpha'.
I think a discussion about this will help a great deal. What does it mean to be masculine today? Is it really just a list of products that must be consumed, along with big muscles and performing body language? I think masculinity has been warped by feminism and the invasion of female values. And I believe those twin issues have a role to play in this constant concern of producing a 'masculine' appearance.
I'm still trying to sort through my thoughts on this. Any contributions would help.
Always be trolling