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@newmakcity: I thought the same thing.

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Riley

wrote on February 15 2010 @ 10:24 am: [report]

I wouldn’t call myself a feminine man, but I recently got a gay comment from a girl I was seeing.  Mainly because my house was clean, I cooked dinner that night and I did a halfway decent job of decorating the place (before recently gutting it for remodeling).  It was jokingly said, but irritating nonetheless; guess it is a sore point because I catch flak for not trying to take every woman home that is remotely interested.

I prefer to wait on teh secks, but none of the rest ring true.  Mix of friends both male and female and I don’t primp.

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newmakcity

wrote on February 15 2010 @ 10:43 am: [report]

@ Riley: You aren’t feminine. You want to know why? Because you’re a man. This gendered behavior is so lame and that girl sounded like a child. A woman worth the time would have adored such thoughtful gestures. Count yourself lucky that you found out early what an airhead she was.

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Lexington

wrote on February 15 2010 @ 11:19 am: [report]

My ex had a cleaner apartment than me, dressed fairly metroish, we never had sex, and had tons of friends who were girls (which I did begin to get annoyed with, but that’s because he was a ho), talked about the freaking lemonade diet with one of his friends for a half an hour one time when I was sitting there bored to tears, and was somehow still probably the most macho guy I know. Feminine guys are feminine because thats the way their personalities are, it doesn’t have anything to do with their habits.

@Nico- Love! I got to eat breakfast right next to the Ahnuld once, and I still go around saying “and the melons” in an Austrian accent. Anything he says sounds like he’s about to put a beat down on someone.