Guys, are you more of a "macho man" or "sensitive guy"?

[kxera]

Are you one of the tough guys that typically stick to the idea of masculinity or are you more of a soft guy that could be categorized as being "feminine"?

Today''s society is almost backwards from what it was decades ago. The women have become providers for themselves and even cougars/sugarmommas. Do you believe that the man should be head of the household? Should he always be tought?

Do you have balance between being macho and sensitive or is it one sided?

I want to be the head of the household, provding.

I wouldn't mind being taken care of (swapping traditional gender roles)

I'm macho and sensitive

Other...

This poll is too simple, I'll read the description and comment

[tony72722]

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[kxera]

well damn

[OrdinaryGentleman]

lol those bnips make my day

[skeptic007]

no im a weirdo :P

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[skeptic007]

lol thank you hun

[Stoner710]

Both depending in situations it it's a hiking climbing situation or someone brake in the house then yes if someone important died or your girlfriend broke up with you or somthing like that then yes I also try and comfort sad people and in that situation you have to be sensitive so a mix of both is good and men should be I charge of the house hold women should get a say but the final decision should be for the man especially big things like moving new car if it's curtains Then no guys don't care or dying your hair then no but for big decisions yes guys should be in charge.

Sorry about bad spelling

[oldanddecrepid]

I am a sensitive guy and listen to what people have to say... I don't have to be the center of attention but like it once in awhile.

I am somewhat rugged when it comes to getting things done, I ride horses, run the farm on my own, cut and split wood for heating, get dirty etc., and like to work up a sweat. I fix things whether it be electrical or constructing things out of wood, or for art.

I would not say I am macho because I don't have the over the top attitude that goes hand and hand with being "macho"... I would say I am sensitive but not to the point where I tear-up because someone hurt my feelings. Overall I think I am relatively tough!

[Anonymous]

I voted E.

Growing up it would have been fair to describe me as a 'sensitive guy'. I don't think anyone ever suggested i was effeminate. But I was pretty soft.

I grew up in a pretty traditional household. My parents definitely didn't try to raise me to be 'tough and manly'. But at the same time i DID pick up the sort of presumed expectations that men would provide.

I would like to be the head of my household, but really I'm not, because that's not how I established things early. I'd be okay being equals if things functioned well but frankly they don't and it's rare that they do. I wish i'd expected to lead and found a woman who would be a supportive second to my leadership, challenging me but also being willing to accept my leadership. I am the sole financial provider.

In terms of how macho i am, i wasn't growing up, and still don't feel very macho. But i do a lot more 'tough guy' type things now that i'm older, and realize i'm probably a lot tougher than i imagined.

[JohnnyBananas]

I'm a mix of both however I've been perceived as an emotional guy. I wouldn't consider myself feminine but I am very in tune with all my emotions and do not shy away from them. But only a select few people get to see the soft, gentle side of me.

It really comes down to what's going on. If my girlfriend is hurting or I'm upset around her, she sees it. If someone pisses me off then the masculine side of me comes out.

[Mistnigqa808]

I'm neither of those
I'm more "versatile" of anything
Since I'm not a tough guy (nor a punk),
and only sensitive when I need to be
the other 98% of the time I'm cold hearted.

I chose "I wouldn't mind being taken care of (swapping traditional gender roles)" tho.

[JRICHARDS1996]

Well I believe strongly in traditional gender roles, taking care of my family, and being a man. Though I don't necessarily consider myself "macho." To me "macho-ness" is just an attitude, and often the most "macho" men are really the least manly. I'd prefer to fulfill my manly obligations and roles while remaining silent and humble.

[The_Other_Man]

I take on the role of both. I'm in the military and also enjoy cooking and cleaning. From time to time making a nice candle lit dinner, back massage and then eating her out without the expectation for reciprocation.

[Anonymous]

If I've been working out doing heavy weights, drinking coffee and/ or just generally working hard, it makes me quite assertive and macho for some reason.

If I've just watched a sad film, had a couple of drinks and am I bit depressed, I turn into a big girl :D

[DodgersGM]

I think I strike a decent balance, yeah. There's not much about me that's feminine, but I am definitely an empathic guy.

Upon first glance, I think most would categorize me as a more traditionally masculine person, which is fine.

[HandsomeRaj]

Vote 'C' and that's how it is. Macho cannot happen if he's not sensitive, understanding etc.

Macho isn't about brute strength. Those who are that way are insecure braggarts with a complex and low self esteem :)

[HandsomeRaj]

Thank you for the up vote young lady :)