It ends up with men not having enough emotional exposure

Rh, I don't disagree. But the stereotype for males in society is quite terrible/unforgiving and harsh

Stereotype for manly is gruff, strong, in control

Because of social cultural stereotypes that say men should be strong and 'manly'

Link? I'm curious about what's going on. Edit: Never mind, found the articles.

Poe's law?

Skirt. I read shirt 3 times -_-

Thank you captain guest and captain captain... ^_^

Name? O_o

Uuh....huh. I see your view, but since I believe my 'book' to be true, I can't agree with you. Meh :/

Or they could be happy/happier with it. Your arguments are too situational with the assumption that religion is a negative.

I can't argue on the children count but I'm sure a lot of adults choose to believe and do so happily.

I guess, but I believe religion is all about choice and being informed on the consequence. Take it as a threat for action/inaction. You may still choose what to do, but some consequence will be met for your choices.

Possible, or they were asked to pose for a photo and weren't as comfortable when asked to 'scootch closer'...

You really believe religion = indoctrination? Sure religion is easily and often used for it, doesn't mean its the problem with a religion. At least I believe that

He wasn't being a douche. Truthful comment, they do look really awkward, their expressions supportive of that opinion. You're the ones being douches censoring his opinion and prioritising emotion over logic in my opinion

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