I think it's genius how you managed to answer the thread title without trying to answer the thread title.

Yeah, but it also kind of singes your ball hairs.

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Basically I got the idea that he thinks to be masculine means you have to like guns, hunting, have facial hair of some sort, like beer and sports, things like that. I like beer and sports but I don't care for the other things.

I guess I am masculine in a different way. Maybe I'm more in touch with my feminine side in some aspects. I love weight and strength training and anything that helps me build and tone muscle, I like to run, I like sports. But I also like to dress well and always look good, take care of my family, and play piano which are generally seen as more feminine things.

I think it's really important for people to be in touch with both sides.

I agree. I don't fit in either box, I am what I am.

I'm pretty feminine. I wear long, floral dresses, put flowers in my hair and finger myself on cold, winter nights.

What a coincidence. I also finger you on cold, winter nights.

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I am actually both masculine & feminine. I may be a girl but damn I wish I were born a dude.

Between 65-75% masculine and 35-25% feminine on any given day. I'd be alright with gutting a fish while listening to Glee.

Hard to say, since I don't have a clear image of what is masculine or feminine. In my opinion I'm probably more masculine, but could be very androgynous. I love a lot of things that are considered manly, like working out, extreme sports, tree slaying and woodworking, fighting and so on, yet still enjoy peaceful resolutions to arguments, picking trash with my fellow man and so on. Yet I am a man of many feels and participate in manly brooding ( or so I like to call it ) every once in a while contemplating all that is wrong with the world ( in my view ).
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Well I guess that's better than manslaughter.