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Originally posted by Sistermadly
But see, this is what I don't get. If you're secure enough in yourself, then it shouldn't matter what anyone thinks of you, because you know the truth. 
This isn't directed at you personally, but at any man who chooses to answer it: is your grasp on what constitutes "masculinity" so slippery that the simple act of someone questioning it poses a threat?
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Please do not project and do not be troubled for me.. I am in no need of analysis and am very secure in my Manhood. My point is that if I were a woman, I would be very confused. There was a time when few things like this were unquestioned. A man was a man and those that messed with other men were easily identified.
I never questioned the sexuality of any of my peer group prior to this down low phenomena, but now I look at certain male behavior a little more closely for my female friends
Oh BTW, I do care greatly what others think of me in this way. I not only represent myself, but my family, its good name, my Fraternity, and my God. So when I represent myself in any of those capacities, people know that they are dealing with. I represent them all in a manner deemed worthy.
2ndly, I believe it is incumbent upon me to represent the best of Black Manhood because we as Black Men are swimming against a very strong tide of failure, low achievement and overall negativity. I try to represent the best of what Black Men have to offer at all times.
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