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@Rambuchan - Actually to be perfectly honest ... I am enjoying your rules and will discuss (in a male manner at the pub tonight) ...
The idea of what is male and how must one act is even more confusing to men due to all the conflicting information and stereotypes we are bombarded with ...
I was raised to be polite, opening doors, etc ... respect elders and women ... arguments have occured due to this because it's been misconstued as a belittling of wymen ...
I have been involved in the arts and therefore can act a little flamboyant ... I made the mistake of refering to having drinks with some people as having 'drinky-poos' ... the 'blokes' next to me sniggered but were used to me as I am usually friendly at the local pub ... they treat me sometimes as the token 'gay' ... I have in fact given up correcting them
... very surprising as the women, some of them partners to blokes, don't see me as such ... my mistake is that I talk to them ... but not in a sleazy manner ... in fact the 'blokes' mentioned above waded into the fray when I was being hassled at the bar by a bunch of young drunk dickheads ...
Also hugging ... I hug hug hug ... It's very interesting to get the freezing up reaction from not huggers ... but you soon work out the boundary and either goto firm 3 shake hand grip or hugging is OK, but not with everyone ... Have even had the wierd occurance of the 'bloke' trying to out-gay me ... getting bear hugged with a 'G'day sweetie' discorse ... but a kiss on the bloke's cheek diffuses the situation ...
I have fun keeping them guessing
... but it never ceases to amaze me that even when I bring a partner to the pub and after some Jaegermeisters get somewhat amorous ... the token-gay label remains ... Oh well, I have fun with em 
The idea of what is male and how must one act is even more confusing to men due to all the conflicting information and stereotypes we are bombarded with ...

I was raised to be polite, opening doors, etc ... respect elders and women ... arguments have occured due to this because it's been misconstued as a belittling of wymen ...

I have been involved in the arts and therefore can act a little flamboyant ... I made the mistake of refering to having drinks with some people as having 'drinky-poos' ... the 'blokes' next to me sniggered but were used to me as I am usually friendly at the local pub ... they treat me sometimes as the token 'gay' ... I have in fact given up correcting them

Also hugging ... I hug hug hug ... It's very interesting to get the freezing up reaction from not huggers ... but you soon work out the boundary and either goto firm 3 shake hand grip or hugging is OK, but not with everyone ... Have even had the wierd occurance of the 'bloke' trying to out-gay me ... getting bear hugged with a 'G'day sweetie' discorse ... but a kiss on the bloke's cheek diffuses the situation ...

I have fun keeping them guessing

