atribecalledgabi;c-10106671 said:LUClEN;c-10106622 said:atribecalledgabi;c-10106065 said:LUClEN;c-10106048 said:I want to work mining. It pays well and it's way out in the middle of nowhere away from all the annoying people. I work downtown right now and being in the middle of a metropolitan city is the worst.
I don't think bitch ass dudes would do those jobs. Your average metrosexual isn't interested in getting his hands dirty.
You ain't gotta be peak masculinity to be a plumber, electrician, firefighter, or farmer. Metrosexuals and lames be in the gym too so the physicality in some industries (like construction) in itself isn't really the issue. Those jobs in particular I feel like ppl go into as a combination of they grew up around it and where they are.
I think mining, steel, certain duties in the marines and on oil fields are inherently manly tho.
Being in the gym does not mean you are strong or embody masculine ideals of power and endurance, though. There are a lot of women in my gym that can't even lift their own body weight. I see a lot of office types that the treadmill, stay on the machines, and their bodies show it. They would struggle with my job lifting glass panels while suspended10+ stories off the ground, and my job is not anywhere near as demanding as needing to be able to lift a 250lb man through a burning building, with full gear on.
You are hugely misrepresenting the strength of feminine dudes. There have been HUGE reductions to the requirements for strength, intelligence, and other traits in a lot of jobs due to the inability for people to meet them. That says a lot about changing trends within the populations
There's a difference between being in the top 10% of men in terms of these features, and being manly. The group we're talking about, feminine males, are not even in the top 40%, so it really does not say much if those occupations you list are not the most manly since they wouldn't even be the types to shit that you just disparaged, like custodial work.
I'm not....my whole stance was that feminine men are just as capable of doing blue collar work as overtly masculine men, since all blue collar means is working with your hands. The job in and of itself has no bearing on whether you're stereotypically masculine or not. You can be a bitch and work construction, which is harder on the body, or you can be a bitch and be a garbage man...less harsh on the body. Both are blue collar jobs.
However, I said steel, mining, certain duties in oil or the marines (or other branches), are inherently masculine because they generally require longer hours and more physicality than the avg blue collar job...and I don't think a bitch would do that.
Bitches get fired. Nobody wants to hear whining or see someone unable to work through injuries on a job site.
Feminine men can do some blue collar work but they dont. Same reason women don't do blue collar work: too much estrogen. Their preferences are for people work
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