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Horniest Manticore posted:today at work one coworker came up behind another and started braiding her hair as they chatted, like those monkeys that pick ticks off their mates. it was so natural for them. women can hold hands with each other, hug each other, even kiss each other, and it's never assumed to be sexual. they're just close with each other like that. it's really nice, actually, and i envy that. as a man, i could never go up to a woman and start, for instance, giving her a shoulder rub, or playing with another man's hair. you don't do that. it's sad. i want friends with whom i'm so comfortable i can be casually physical with. why is that so hard for men? i do this with my friends all the time and i'm male (and they're male) sorry you're straight i guess 
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Oberleutnant posted:apparently at the turn of the 20th century you'd see men holding hands or walking arm-in-arm in public and it was perfectly fine but then governments and politicians got a bee up their butts bout homos and it became socially unacceptable. according to gore vidal men had sex with each other all the time until the 1970s, when the idea that homosexuality was a permanent thing and not a behavior became widespread, and every man with a shred of attraction to women from that point on clung to it for dear life so that they weren't seen as a fag
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