IntoxicatingToxin
Expert Member
Ugh. I hate my laptop. I had this wonderfully long response typed out, and I hit or did something that completely deleted it all. So here I go again.
This question is hard for me to answer. Very hard. I can think of several traits that my "ideal man" would have... but if a guy is lacking in any of those, it doesn't necessarily make him less of a man. I view men and women as complete equals, and if either sex is lacking in something that I would view as a positive trait, I don't think it makes them less manly or less feminine. It just makes them different. If a guy is a liar, does that make him less masculine? Not necessarily... it just makes him someone I wouldn't want to be friends with. Do ya feel me?
This question is hard for me to answer. Very hard. I can think of several traits that my "ideal man" would have... but if a guy is lacking in any of those, it doesn't necessarily make him less of a man. I view men and women as complete equals, and if either sex is lacking in something that I would view as a positive trait, I don't think it makes them less manly or less feminine. It just makes them different. If a guy is a liar, does that make him less masculine? Not necessarily... it just makes him someone I wouldn't want to be friends with. Do ya feel me?