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The posted article hits my point home exactly. Where was it written that men have to smoke cigars, drink, or open doors for women? I do none of the three. It appears the writer saw men as only being femine and thus closer to gay or "real men." Part of the battle men fight is constantly having to make the distinction between being gay or being straight, or between being girly or being a "real man." Why is there a lack of any organized protest on man's side against stereotypical and discriminatory practices?
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