>hes a grown man
>he uses feminine words like "cute" or "adorable"
Hes a grown man
Xavier Davis
Angel Scott
>being this insecure in your masculinity
ngmi
Parker Perry
my oneitis does this and i think it's cute (and adorable)
Ethan Cruz
>not acting like a literal child is being insecure
Lincoln Hill
>restricting your vocabulary in order to seem manly
sounds pretty gay, how many manholes have you fudge packed this month?
Dominic Rodriguez
Everyone's cognition is a mixture of masculine and feminine impulses
Connor James
isnt an excuse to use feminine words
Hudson Rogers
>isnt an excuse to use feminine words
Romance languages absolutely on suicide watch. How will the French ever recover hon hon hon
Jeremiah Jackson
Wht don't you go get gangbanged some more, cunt?
Liam Martinez
True, everyone is a mix of the spectrum of masculinity and femininity, doesn't matter how manly or girly you are, you understanding of things, perspective and actions share a little of both masculine and feminine
Dominic Hill
literally nobody cares except for mentally ill "alpha males" types like you
Robert James
That's right, I only use MANLY vocabulary in my day-to-day conversations!
FIREARMS! BACON! GASOLINE! BARBEQUE! VAGINAL INTERCOURSE!
Isaac Russell
feeling any need to cut words out of your vocabulary because they're 'feminine' or 'childish' is insecurity'
Adrian Ross
>acting your age is insecurity
Sebastian Richardson
age has nothing to do with the words you can or cannot use. the only people that think so are insecure losers beholden to societal expectations
read: noooo people will think i'm weird if i don't act big and grown up
Benjamin Walker
>age has nothing to do with the words you can or cannot use.
it does though
Andrew Morgan
but i am cute and adorable
Aaron Evans
no it doesn't. it may correlate with how a person may act, but it has nothing to do with how one should act.
the answer to how you should act if you aren't insecure is "however you want"
Nicholas Bennett
least emasculated senkonigger
Liam Cook
don't tell me you never said "she's cute" alluding to a hot chick over there; or "that's adorable..." to a little girl.
they are words and as with every word, you must have proper timing and usage for them to not come out as a creep or that-person-who-just-learned-a-new-word.
just like nigger or faggot.
Liam White
while there is an argument to be made for OP's case, he should have used some reddit buzzwords that actual manchildren spout instead
Isaiah Evans
Conversations are way to feminine, I win my conversions with a fight. Last man standing wins it.