masculinity

In general, women are attracted to masculinity (assuming heterosexuality), a factor in which testosterone plays a large part.

Framing masculinity as a negative is anti-male.

Perhaps the heavy masculinity of the Men With Pens site was designed to test/prove the theory.

I said the problem is society's skewed definition of masculinity.

Women desire to project their masculine self onto a male figure that can most closely match the features of that masculinity.

It's impossibile to stand up for masculinity as being a natural and good thing without butting heads with THE group who says masculinity is an overvalued social construct that needs to be destroyed.

I'm sorry you feel that you have to assert your status over a dead man with performative masculinity.

For example, the most important explanatory personality trait is masculinity vs femininity.

What definition of masculinity includes desperately shouting obscenities at unfamiliar women?

Why do you believe that sending signals of masculinity, social status and high value (the core elements of PUA) don't work in long term relationships?

> Framing masculinity as a negative is anti-male.

There's some anti-hegemonic masculinity Schadenfreude going on there.

The patriarchal "masculinity" foisted upon men is one that is competitive and aggressive.

> The patriarchal "masculinity" foisted upon men is one that is competitive and aggressive.

Also are you playing the whole "masculinity good," "femininity bad" card?

Since they specifically placed objects rated with high masculinity in the room, the "even if we make it all female" sounds as if doing the opposite doesn't help.