qualities or attributes regarded as characteristic of men or boys.
That's one way Oxford defines masculinity. There's of course a lot more to be said about it, but in this post I just have a few questions.
Software developers are overwhelmingly male and software development is extremely male-dominated. Why, then, aren't we considered masculine? Why aren't Zuckerberg, Musk, Besos and the rest seen as modern paragons of masculinity?
A bird flew into the house today just as we were about to leave for Leeward. It flew through the front door, through the tv room, and into the living room, where it then tried to fly out through the fancy blocks, which let in light and some breeze and
Today, I stopped at a gas station to buy gas(oline). As you can see from the picture above, we sell gas by the imperial gallon. According to Wikipedia, we're one of a handful of territories that still use this, and all of the others are also in
Once upon a time, there was a gang of thieves. Though, I should say, it's not quite right to call them a gang, because they fought each other very often and helped each other only scarcely. And they weren't just thieves. They were also businessmen, farmers,
There was once a rich man, once the richest in all the lands, and he had many children. Some of the children he had with his wife. These trueborn children were his favourites. They most closely resembled him in appearance, and he ensured – through their nutrition and education as children,