Couple nights ago I had a talk about "man" as a gender (as opposed to "boy" or "guy"). A young-adult male of my acquaintance expressed discomfort with using it, more as an age thing (I think) than as a gender thing. I said that part of what it means for me to be a "woman" is the adoption of masculine traits--that "woman" and "man" are more
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