Are you sensitive or manly?

[LilVirgin]

alright guys i've been wondering are you sensitive or manly?

for me i'd be sensitive because i'll be feeling guilty for such little things like when i say no to someone i'd be guilty and i hate that ugh...

like in high school someone in my classroom been teasing me (and bullying me) all the time and one time my teacher had to defend me like she said to the guy that's enough and he's been sent to the principal's office that was a bit embarrassing for me are you guy's like me sometimes? if so is there any sort of tips of not feeling guilty for such little things?

thanks for the help..

 

[MoufOfKhaos]

I'm gay. ...........

 

[Poozy1]

If theres room for middle ground in this thread then thats where I'd be.

 

[SLOPPYSECONDS]

alright guys i've been wondering are you sensitive or manly?

for me i'd be sensitive because i'll be feeling guilty for such little things like when i say no to someone i'd be guilty and i hate that ugh...

like in high school someone in my classroom been teasing me (and bullying me) all the time and one time my teacher had to defend me like she said to the guy that's enough and he's been sent to the principal's office that was a bit embarrassing for me are you guy's like me sometimes? if so is there any sort of tips of not feeling guilty for such little things?

thanks for the help..

sensitive ans manly two words mean shit in world at large

when figure it ya find da way of it

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how make eggs walk?
ya carry um

 

[herry1]

Sensitive and ylnam here.

 

[kevbo]

I didn't know they were mutually exclusive...

 

[asu1117]

You pose the question like they are opposites. Which is a flaw that our society has created and keeps pushing...



I have a hard time expressing my emotions to others. That doesn't mean I'm not sensitive, I'm just not outwardly sensitive I guess. Does that make me manly?

 

[AlmondMilk]

I'm sensitive.

 

[WillMc88]

Are you fat or punctual?

 

[G-Lexington]

I don't know if I'm very manly, but I'm an absolute robot when it comes to sensitivity. I actually watched a guy bleed to death in front of me last weekend, and it hardly phased me at all. It was more like "Wow, never thought I'd see that". I just tend to be non-emotional about nearly everything. But I don't think I'm all that manly, either.

Lex

 

[roadtripboy]

Well, it would seem, going by what I've been told recently.

I'm a sensitive otter.

Too bad I can't swim.

 

[bi-4u2]

im, at a normal level of sensitivity. im a dude but i wont hide any feelings

 

[freefall]

First, I don't think the opposite of 'sensitive' is 'manly'

Now back to topic: there are the times for each. Sometimes I can give shit about things happening around me and just walk away singing doodah doodah while on other occasions I can be depressed and stunted so badly I needed to ask my pals if I were exaggerating (answer to which was mostly yes). Don't really get why.

 

[Ram]

Sensitive in a good way. I nearly cried while watching Kung Fu Panda 2 when the Panda's Mum abandoned the Panda in order to save him from the Peacock's army of Wolves.

... I need to watch more grown-up shows.

 

[HunterM]

I'm manly with a sensitive dick

 

[jdcnow]

Why are you using "sensitive" as an antonym for "manly"?

This = Wisdom.

 

[LilVirgin]

I'm sorry if i offended some people for asking this question i feel kind of bad cause i didn't want to keep this in me and i just wanted to know if you guy's knew some tips... but i guess it's being who we are and we can't change of being this way...

 

[The_Reaper]

It depends on the situation....

I would say I'm 'manly' for the most part, but that in some situations I can be sensitive. For example, I tend to become a bit overly sensitive in situations where I'm being admonished for something.

But it's more of a swinging pendulum than a constant state of being.

 

[lockeroomguy]

About 50/50.

 

[JUB]

I'm definitely both and I really like a guy who can show their feelings.