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The song "I'm not a man" seems to be made for the modern day feminine hipster men. It also points a finger at the american macho men known as the jocks who seem popular at school. I find it hard to see most men viewing macho men shooting guns and so on being the best representatives of men in general. Me and many other men have not associated ourselves with those sort of men at all through our lives.
Isn't Morrissey just being very insecure on this subject and is he saying that all men should be the same and that we cannot have a world that is occupied by macho men and feminine men in equal measure?
What do you think guys?
I think all types are needed and have been so far or where would we have been by now if not?
Isn't Morrissey just being very insecure on this subject and is he saying that all men should be the same and that we cannot have a world that is occupied by macho men and feminine men in equal measure?
What do you think guys?
I think all types are needed and have been so far or where would we have been by now if not?