
Here's what a member of our group wrote on a discussion forum to a post by a western male on "things that make you a man"
Post: === talking to all the pretty girls, is what makes me a man ===

AS LONG AS MANHOOD IS CHERISHED AMONGST MALES, THE MALE SPECIES WILL CONTINUE TO BE DIVIDED INTO TWO GROUPS -- one for those who want manhood. One for those who just don't fit into manhood.
In an era of raunch, how to raise a gentlemanSource: msnbc.com
Boys will be boys, but will they grow up to be gentlemen? In today's raunchy world of sexting, rainbow parties, Girls Gone Wild and Tila Tequila, how can parents stop their sons from turning into total cads? Therapist and father of two boys Ian Kerner offers advice.
Vampires Part Of Gay Agenda, Claims Straight ManSource:
Is the pop-cultural success of Twilight and its vampiric ilk down to the fallout of the sexual revolution? Are vampires making the world's straight women fall in love with gay men? Esquire Magazine seems to think so.
Egyptian lawmakers want to ban fake hymenSource: Google
Conservative Egyptian lawmakers have called for a ban on imports of a Chinese-made kit meant to help women fake their virginity and one scholar has even called for the "exile" of anyone who imports or uses it.
Welcome to a town dyke Alice Source: Northern Territory News
Destiny in Alice, a 25-minute co-production by the ABC and CAAMA, says the town became a "haven" for lesbians after several hundred women marched on the Pine Gap intelligence base in 1983.

Let's be very clear about one thing.
Men, i.e. those whom the western society today defines as 'straight' do not own their sexual desire for men only because, the third genders, whom the western society today calls the 'homosexuals' have taken it up as their identity.
Spiritual Women Have More Sex Source: Live Science
Is it sexy to be spiritual? New research has found that spirituality has a greater effect on the sex lives of young adults — especially women — than religion, impulsivity, or alcohol.
When One Partner has Erectile DysfunctionSource: AlterNet.org
Article posted on Alternet by Elizabeth Black, from SeXis Magazine about non-medical ways people can deal with ED in their intimate lives. Caution: some language and subjects in this artlcle may be offensive to some readers.