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"Homophobia is the fear that other men will unmask us, emasculate us, reveal to us and the world that we do not measure up, that we are not real men." (Kimmel, CP Page 218) In being exposed like that, a man's masculinity is shattered and destroyed, he is shown as a failure, and his credibility is undermined...
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The facade we put up as men is a barrier against being labeled as gay, or what we perceive as the opposite to being manly. "What we call masculinity is often a hedge against being revealed as a fraud," and this "fraud" mentioned is a man's act to show he's as far from weak or feminine as possible...
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