Rather than letting your emotions get the better of you, why don't you attempt to have an actual discussion and address the point in question? I'll even give you a jumping-offpoint try googling 'male traits' and 'female traits', then come back and show me a bunch of successful tv shows that back your claim up.
If all you are going to do is act like an emotional teenager with his 1st crush and keep up with the boring personal attacks I'll just not bother.
Your response is trying to claim back power and sense of self, rather it's not emotions that are the issue here, it is your dismissal of facts, you won't give anything to facts as it is linked to your own sense of self and your "Masculinity".
So you like to use things that are structured so you don't have to explain yourself, coward.
You have built an image that is not you so instead of feeling ok in your self you use external things and ask people to claim true / false when that's not how humans or yourself work.
I don't need to back my claims, you are self evident. Only you can't see it apparently.
/ˌselfˈev.ə.dənt/
clear or obvious without needing any proof or explanation: Solutions which seem self-evident to humans are often beyond the grasp of computers. Synonyms. axiomatic formal.
You said and I will repeat again "
Strong women in tv shows arent supposed to be men with a pair of **** strapped on, I'm worried that you are unable to see that personally. Well not worried, but it sure does explain a lot about your expectation of tv and movie shows.."
Your message was not towards me.
. Yes, what's wrong with that statement? Strong women in tv shows and movies with 'mass appeal' don't have masculine traits.
