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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]By no means am I suggesting that a guy needs to be benching his body weight; or watching 8 hrs of football per weekend; or be spitting and scratching his crotch to be a real man. But having only lived on the east coast for 2 years, I am kind of shocked by how un-manly well educated white collar professional guys are in DC and NYC. Seems like everyone's hobby is watching the news (politics in DC; CNBC in NYC). They seem incapable of fixing anything - whether it's a closet door that's off its hinge or a flat tire - they are willing to call a handy man or mechanic and are ok with that guy thinking they have no idea what to do. And they seem kind of gossipy/critical about how others are living their lives. Just seems odd to me that a guy would be ok spending his weekend reading a book and criticizing how some other dude is choosing to rent a home rather than buy. I just feel like guys back home -- including drs/lawyers/med/law students were more into sports, working out, home renovation, cars etc. Is this a DC/NYC thing? I've seen it in guys I've casually dated, guys at work etc. -- all ages 25-35.[/quote]

Yep, welcome to metro sexual hell. [b]The women here like them that way, meek and quiet. They can control them better that way.[/b] [/quote]

+10000[/quote]

I like to control my men and you don't have to be a gossipy pansy in order to be controllable.  Find a new excuse.  I've dated very masculine, hugely attractive men who did what I said.  In fact I find the more masculine a man is- genuinely masculine- the more he tends to [b]supersede[/b] tohis woman.  THat's kind of one of the tenets of masculinity.  It's the pansy losers who are always in power struggles with women [/quote]

This is not a correct use of this word. I think maybe you mean “accede” or “defer”. [/quote]

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