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Being a "sensitive" guy

Anargyros

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NOTE: Being a "sensitive" guy is NOT the same as being a "Nice guy" or a pvvsy.


It's common knowledge, at least on this forum, that women are attracted to masculine behavior. Therefore, you have to "man-up" in order to attract girls. You have to become more masculine and less feminine (a.k.a. beta) in order to be successful.

This looks pretty solid as it sounds pretty obvious as well. Opposite poles attract each other...

HOWEVER

This is brought down by an extremely simple argument. There are lesbians.

Ok, you say, thiat's a whole different story. They like feminine traits, just as we do. They're like man.

True. But then there are female bisexuals as well. They like BOTH men and women.

Again, you say, they are "different". It's not normal for a girl to like feminine traits, normal girls will always pursue 100% alfa male toughness.

Are you sure?.

From a psychoanalytical point of view, we all born with the capacity to be attracted to both men and women. One of these tendencies will get repressed. So, normally, your own gay-ness will stay in the subconscious. But you can do something about it, like becoming a singer or a painter, or even write poems! Or you can make a mental illness out of it and get on Prozac.

Other schools may or may not disagree with this thought. However, I think most of us agree we've got a feminine side. "Man don't cry", but many of us have cried sometimes...

Some of us are "sensitive" guys. We don't like things like... injustice. inequity. We embrace nature. We like animals. We occasionaly hear love songs. We watch Woody Allen movies. We like arts. Some do Yoga. We can be romantic. We care for other people.

QUESTION.

Are these "feminine" qualities an asset or a liability?.

Do we have to hide it from "normal" girls and be more like Schwartzenegger?.

Are there girls out there that like these "sensitive" traits? Or are they repelled by them?.
 

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Why Are We So Conflicted About Manhood in the Modern Age? Haven't finished reading.

Rave18 said:
This is President Abraham Lincoln, speaking to John M. Thayer, a brigadier from General Ulysses S. Grant's army, about the complaints about General Grant's drinking:

"Delegation after delegation has called on me with the same request, 'Recall Grant from command,' as the members of the delegations were not willing that their sons and brothers should be under the control of an intemperate leader. I could not think of relieving him, and these demands became very vexatious. I therefore hit upon this plan to stop them.
"One day a delegation headed by a distinguished doctor of divinity from New York, called on me and made the familiar complaint and protest against Grant being retained in his command. After the clergyman had concluded his remarks, I asked if any others desired to add anything to what had already been said. They replied that they did not. Then looking as serious as I could, I said:
"'Doctor, can you tell me where General Grant gets his liquor?'"
"'The doctor seemed quite nonplussed, but replied that he could not. I then said to him:
"'I am very sorry, for if you could tell me I would direct the Chief Quartermaster of the army to lay in a large stock of the same kind of liquor, and would also direct him to furnish a supply to some of my other generals who have never yet won a victory.'"
Lincoln handed Thayer a friendly slap on the leg, lay back in his chair, had a laugh, and resumed:
"What I want and what the people want is Generals who will fight battles and win victories. Grant has done this and I propose to stand by him. I permitted this incident to get into print, and I have been troubled no more with delegations protesting against Grant. Somehow or other I have always felt a leaning toward Grant. Ever since he sent that message to Buckner, 'No terms but unconditional surrender,' I have felt that he was a man I could tie to, though I have never seen him."
The secretaries, Nicolay and Hay, noted that when overzealous people had accused Grant of intemperance, Lincoln's reply was, "If I knew what brand of whiskey he drinks I would send a barrel or so to some other generals."
Abraham Lincoln, The War Years, Carl Sandburg, Volume II, pages 119-120.

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