emasculated

Part of the point is the emasculated nature of the modern American man.

Full of emasculated social climbers who need some way of determining whether a person is of sufficient social status to merit 30 seconds of consideration.

He was probably feeling emasculated after being rescued by in such a fashion, and took out his anger on MM.

Andy Glew et al had some interesting discussion on comp.sys.arch² about MPX³ as an emasculated descendant of a capability system.

People who work behind a desk 24/7 feel emasculated and try to compensate by showing off their expertise through aggression.

This is usually a taboo topic, but you need to address it and be sincere about it: do you feel emasculated?

Now, you need an introduction because it's full of emasculated social climbers who need some way of determining whether a person is of sufficient social status to merit 30 seconds of consideration.

It'd be like saying, yeah, Japan in the 70s - 80s was at fault for the steel workers in America feeling alienated, emasculated and crushed.

Fuck all of those emasculated half-men who can't bite down on a decision themselves, but must slurp down the pre-chewed, half-digested chyme of social proof.

I did not consider financial stability but I wouldn't have been emasculated by it either.

At some level that mocked and maybe emasculated the watchers.

A massively emasculated version of Roko's Basilisk.

Tech companies almost never promote from within, because they have that emasculated social-climbing mentality of always feeling the need for "better" people.

Maybe it's because I'm a sexist" Or perhaps you don't mind being subtly emasculated.

Provoke demonstrations at every opportunity, inciting the local regime to violence; or, if the latter has become sclerotic and emasculated, you can stage an "orange" revolution using herds of bored college students.

S., we're paying for the "elitism is sexy again" Reagan Era 1980s, which was a clever way for the old upper class (the one that murdered strikers in the 1900s, tanked the economy in the '20s and was emasculated by the New Deal) to reacquire its old ways of doing things.