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Say for example if the woman is between 25 and 29 compared to 40-50. Say the man is between 40-55.

I come from a conservative community, so I hear a lot of complaints about how new generations of men aren't "manly enough" for this reason or that reason. People saying Harry Styles isn't a man because he wears a dress, or you're not manly if you paint your nails or things like that. Wouldn't it be better to assume, for your sake and for theirs, that masculinity changes as time goes on?

It was only recently brought to my attention that every generation of men has complained about the new generation of men, going all the way back to the time of Ancient Rome when men complained that men weren't manly enough compared to the generation before them. The person presenting it gave this idea of "We can never meet the standards of masculinity if they always come from the past" so I'm curious. Do you ever feel like you can never meet those manly standards?

If you compare the general knowledge about their respective reproductive system and reproductive anatomy do you think men or women know their own better?
I would say younger men have it easier to get a good grasp about it, but a lot of girls after puberty regularly go to gynecologists and in my experience they learn so much more with time.
I am not talking about girls knowing about men, or guys knowing about women.
Add on question: Do you think there is more to know about men or womens bodies?