Defining Androgyny

Androgyny is when traits that are usually associated with men and women come together to make a balance that goes beyond strict gender roles. It doesn’t mean not having an identity; rather, it means combining traits that make you more emotionally, intellectually, and socially adaptable. An androgynous person doesn’t exactly follow social norms of what it means to be male or female. Instead, they show themselves in a more fluid and all-encompassing way.

Beyond the Traditional Mold

The queer guy goes against the strict ideas of what it means to be a man. The stereotypical “all-man” man believes that being a man means being physically strong, tough, and dominant. The androgynous man, on the other hand, doesn’t need to show his manhood through competition, violence, or distance. He is not afraid to be sensitive, think deeply, or express himself creatively.

The unisex man doesn’t believe that men should only be interested in sports, business, or being technical. Instead, he likes art, literature, and philosophy. He’s willing to have talks that are philosophical, deep, and full of speculation. Because he is so open, he is a better companion and a better partner for you personally.

Contrasting the Hypermasculine Man and the Androgynous Man

There is a strict set of rules that the hypermasculine man must follow in order to behave, enjoy life, and feel emotions. Being open and vulnerable is seen as a weakness by him, so........

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