what is YOUR deffinition of a "MAN's MAN" ?
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Hi Honey,, Yes you are correct,,, I was raised to be a true "Southern Gentleman"... with all the attributes and presence of honor, to all women,children and my country, and my God....\n\n This day and time, not to many people think in terms of Chivalry or knighterrantry... \n\n Good luck,, and keep in touch if you want !!!
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It is said of the opposite sex.  Since the first answer gave it from the man's point of view, I will say:  Men; we can't live with them and we can't live without them.
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i like my man with hair on his chest it is manly\nthank you
793397
Ummm hhmm.. let me see..\n1Nice manners like all the men used to be like (well most anyways).\n2The kind of man who is not always too confident and isn't afraid to show it. (I'd like to help him get over a few probs, ya know?)\n3Not forceful in the ways of kissing, feeling or anything as such. Not even implying that stuff to the girl.\n4Showing genuine friendship before the before said in #3\n\nhave a great day everyone! *hugs*
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I tend to tell them that they are beautiful and ambitious. Yes, a woman can tell her man that he is a beautiful man!!! I tell him that he is indeed wonderful and I love to feel his touch or just his presence brings me such an amazing joy that no one or nothing else has ever done.
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A sharp dressed man is always attractive to women. A tailored suit, a neat hair cut, a nice cologne, and a well built man to top it off! \n\nEagleman
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Other than the creation of my child... I have never "needed" a man. \n\nHowever I do love, respect, and appreciate my man, and I would not participate in a future without him.
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Because it's a man's world.
191187
it depends upon how the man can deal with it. but i think a man with a loving heart, caring, understanding, faithful, loyal, honest, tidy in terms of his outfits, fresh looking, one woman man, and relationship oriented. if you have this all, then you can easily atract a woman
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Best for men - We're protectors. We're taught to protect our mothers, sisters, aunt, female cousins, etc. No matter what age we are.\nWorst for men - Our need for sex. We will get ourselves in so much trouble over getting some. We are ruled by sex. We seem so powerless.
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I am sorry. I am a man that cares for women. I would never want  a woman to care for me. I would take care of her. She would be my companion, my love to cherish and admire, not a servant nor a  slave. A woman is to be admired and adored, to be respected and to be supportive with.\n  It is an level position, man and woman at the same  level.
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Property? Hmmm.... I become "hers," she becomes "mine," in the sense of exclusive intimacy and closeness, and the understanding that "we" are now a "we," but property? Never thought of it that way. Usually, I'm busy doing whatever I can to most ensure her happiness, and she's trying to do the same for me. (when all is right with the world, anyway) The only time a guy turns into "property" is when he becomes so whipped he loses individuality, and turns his back on his own beliefs and values to capitulate to a woman. If a woman really loves him though, she'll rarely put him in a position where he has to make that choice.
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Personally,I like a man who is a little on the wild side..a bit of a badboy,who knows what he wants and how to get it,but not in a nasty way!I like him to have charisma,passion,drive.Be romantic but not slushy,be giving but not a push over,kind and sensitive when need be,but not OTT.Ultimately a man who is a man,but who knows when to show his softer side.
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royalty and honesty is the first but not last...i want a real man to know that he can protect me and take care of me,to be responsible,dependable,reliable,tender and passionate,gentle and firm with me...i wouldnt want someone bully if you know what i mean \ni have found tha man but unfortunately lives so far~
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The Best Man\nMany centuries ago, before the women's rights movement, men who had decided upon a wife often had to forcefully take her with him (or kidnap her) if her family did not approve of him. The tradition of a "best man" probably has its origin with the Germanic Goths, when it was customary and preferable for a man to marry a woman from within his own community. When women came into short supply "locally," eligible bachelors would have to seek out and capture a bride from a neighboring community. As you might guess this was not a one-person operation, and so the future bridegroom would be accompanied by a male companion who would help. Our custom of the best man is a throwback to that two-man, strong-armed tactic, for, of course the future groom would select only the best man he knew to come long for such an important task.\n\nThe role of the best man evolved. By 200 AD his task was still more than just safeguarding the ring. There remained a real threat that the bride's family would attempt to obtain her return forcibly, so the best man remained at the groom's side throughout the marriage ceremony, alert and well-armed. He continued his duties after the ceremony by standing guard as sentry outside the newlywed's home. Much of this is German folklore, but is not without written documentation and physical artifacts. We have records that indicate that beneath the altars of many churches of early peoples (the Huns, Goths, Visigoths, and Vandals) there lay an arsenal of clubs, knives, and spears. The indication is that these were there to protect the groom from possible attack by the bride's family in an attempt to recapture her.
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A man's speciality?\n\n-His word as a man\n-His honour as a man (not in the honour killing or disgrace your family type of honour, but honour in making sure he fulfills all his family's emotional and physical needs. Also, a man's honour in not physically harming a woman because it's the most cowardly thing to do, and so disgraceful too. )\n-His job as a loving, giving, gentle but firm father who is not only a good and firm shoulder to lean on, but a wise and unbiased (meaning not instilling HIS prejudices in his children, like how some Dads teach religious hatred into their kids - Jews are donkeys and monkeys, oh, Mormons aren't Christians, etc.) teacher.\n-A caring husband who fulfills all the duties of a husband to his wife (emotionally, physically, sexually, etc.)\n\nA man's specialty is also the strange and very curious need to throw his stuff around and live in a dump. I really don't know why.\nI do know a few friends who are meticulously clean - but they're gay.\n\nJenova\n(d.yuffie@gmail.com)
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what's a man hores...is that spanish?