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AskMen Notifications You have no notifications © GettyImages Straight Men Don’t Have to Be Stereotypically Manly (And That’s OK!) Shares For generations, the expectations for straight men to be hyper-masculine in order to uphold the unrealistic societal standards of being “real men” have caused an undue burden. Straight men aren’t allowed to embrace the fluidity of gender expression and love themselves, let alone others, without harsh rejection and scrutiny. As philosopher and gender theorist Judith Butler explains, “Masculine and feminine roles are not biologically fixed but socially constructed.” This means that the ideals that “real men” have deep voices, watch football, play sports, build things, and have firm handshakes, etc. are just imaginary concepts of what makes a man masculine. Boys are told these qualities make them successful and desirable men and partners when they grow up as well.

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