Has entered the conversation.

Also, not blindly clicking on some YouTube link.

Sigh.

with the way he wants people to think about him and the sort of manhood he believes he represents. He is obsessed with masculine dominance, so he talks about men he considers to be strong and muscular, and hints at certain other male "attributes" (including his own). He doesn't want to have sex with other men (his history indicates his preference is for young women and girls); but he's fixated on the concept of manliness that also seems to obsess Pete Kegbreath - physical strength, dominance and aggression.

as a political appeal to men who feel that women's progress robs men of their "rightful" masculine dominance in politics, the military, and in the family.