29 Revealing Answers To “What Is Something That Men Do That Lets You Know They’re Insecure About Their Masculinity?”

I would even call that abusive.

Sorry to be Captain Obvious, but * ALARM BELLS *.

Had a friend that got married too young. her husband was a controlling douche. She had red hair, fair skin and green eyes. He demanded that she wear only pink because he thought she looked fantastic in it. She did have some pink clothes, but not a lot. She came home from work to find that he had tossed her dresser off the second story balcony of their apartment and everything that wasn't pink was strewn all over the grass around the dresser. She called the cops, he was arrested, she moved out and served him with divorce papers. To this day, she refuses to wear pink.

My ex told me that he would break up with me if I ever started smoking. (Both my grandfathers smoke and died of cancer). When I told my mom what my BF told me, she looked at me and said, "Start Smoking." He also told me that I was not allowed to get out of a car unless he opened the door for me. My dad said, "If you think he's not going to hit you one day, you are kidding yourself"

That's not insecure, that's abusive.

No, that is controlling!

That is not insecurity, that is abuse!

No fooling, is this how you are? We are right in the middle of a pandemic, revolutions, climate change, religious fanatics and the whole apocalypse. Here we sit talking about insecure boys. Get serious.

Oh - my first ex husband... what a douche...

Lol and Women don't have rules for their guys?

The only rules about that kind of stuff should be to treat each other with respect.

that's mean he's an incel for me

I love that my wife earns more; it means we have more money. Who cares you which of you has the higher paycheck?

What is a simp?

I feel like this question does matter. There is a lifestyle/personality difference between a woman who’s slept with a couple of men and one that’s slept with like 100. If you answer and the guy shames you, that’s one thing. If you ask him and he says his number being high is different than yours being high, that’s bs. But asking in itself isn’t toxic.

Yeah, that's been the story of my life.

Me and my wife blame each other for everything as a... sort-of-joke (I don't really want to use 'Joke' but can't think of another word that fits). She farts, then says 'Babe that's disgusting!' and I say 'sorry'. I'll forget to put something away, then say, 'Oh Darling, you've left this stuff everywhere!' and She'll say 'Sorry. Can you deal with it for me now?'

you forgot "Nice booty"

Everyone who has ever played team sports and had to have a communal shower knows the foot/p*nis size thing is a myth... in fact, its more of an insecurity from those who have big feet but are ashamed of the size of their manhood...

Also, if you tell a friend you’re bisexual and the first thing they wonder is if you like them or have a crush on them, think about that. Not telling you what to do, but just think about it.

Sadly, this article is proving this statement.

Maybe they are and too scared to come out.

Isn't this when they don't want to date trans girls, only born girls? Makes sense for me to give it a name.

Speaking as someone currently on her period, I can confirm that periods are gross. And man, woman, or other, any one is entitled to be grossed out by used sanitary products or menstrual blood left on the loo seat. That said, unused sanitary supplies are not gross, and a man secure in his masculinity should not hesitate to buy them for the women in his life if requested to do so.

I need one of those insecure men as a referee this morning. Hubby and I are fighting over who gets to wear the forest green sweater in the Zoom meeting.

"I'd share with you, but I know tough guys don't eat chocolate." Yum, I get the whole box to myself.

I have to admit that, in my teenage years, I denied liking anything feminine (such as rom coms and soppy love songs). I now look back and laugh at the old me.

Ugh, I just hate this. EVERYONE CAN CRY!

I'm on the fence. I understand who this is targeting (the same people that say 'all lives matter'), but the phrase doesn't belong to one group and one subject matter alone. A girl at work has just split up from her boyfriend, she says 'All men are arseholes' I say, 'most of them, yeah', But when she asks me why all men cheat, I will say, 'Not all men, just the ones you've dated so far.'

As a former heavy drinker, I can quite happily say that the best alcoholic drinks are the one that don't taste like your drinking alcohol. If you like the taste, drink it! But please drink responsibly.

To quote an joke from a comedian I forget the name of; "You'll notice I talk about women a lot, because let's face it. If I was hungry, I'd talk about food."

I've had that tried on me, but I have a killer grip strength so they only try it once :) still hurts tho! (Edit: my legs are ok-ish for walking and not much else, So I do most chores purely on arm strength where possible, hence crazy grip. One of my only physical strengths ^-^)

Men can wear whatever they want; nice clothes, nice shoes, nice haistyles, nice rings, nice jewelry, nice nails. You know,... like ALL ppl... ;)

That`s envy

European here, unpopular opinion here... I just don't get the US obsession with trucks full stop... they are ugly, slow, poorly made, a massive waste of space, drive awfully and almost everyone who has one just uses it for their commute or to pop down to Walmart...

Wait what? People don't like when a woman compliments them on their appearance? It's nice to hear from anyone, male or female, that you look good today

That has to do with individuals! We're all different

I am sorry but stating their opinion is fine, taking it further by trying to belittle them or make fun of them is where the line is crossed...

It's a small line between pride and arrogance