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* PornStache: A bushy mustache worn by authoritarian men in TheSeventies and TheEighties. It was associated with manliness and so was used a lot in porn, whereupon it thus became associated with porn.
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* PornStache: A bushy mustache worn by authoritarian men in TheSeventies The70s and TheEighties.The80s. It was associated with manliness and so was used a lot in porn, whereupon it thus became associated with porn.
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* StandardFiftiesFather: The wise, employed, masculine father of an ideal 1950s setting.
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* FiendishFraternity: Groups of men are dangerous, violent, and hyper-masculine.
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* ManlyMan: A man who's stereotypically masculine.
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* BadassBaritone: A deeper voice makes a man sound more powerful.
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* DiariesAreGirly: Diaries are for little girls! A ''real'' man writes in a journal or log.
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Further, men are often portrayed as [[MenUseViolenceWomenUseCommunication not being capable of anything BUT physical force to make their points]]. Often despite the target audience being themselves male, [[ParentingTheHusband guys are portrayed as dumb, childlike, blunt instruments]] who [[MenCantKeepHouse can't do anything right if it involves becoming "domesticated"]]. When that happens, a former badass will turn into a JadedWashout, and possibly a FatSlob. His only means of domestic problem-solving will involve PercussiveMaintenance or TimTaylorTechnology with marginal degrees of success. When it comes to their own children, domesticated men will often be [[BumblingDad bumbling wrecks]], [[OverprotectiveDad over-compensating in aggression]], or [[WhenYouComingHomeDad completely disinterested altogether]]. In short, these domesticated men are portrayed as having something "wrong" with them, due to being removed from fields of violence, power, or non-domestic achievement. In the event that a man is not acting like the in-charge, tough guy he should be, the only things that can cure him are ToughLove or PercussiveTherapy (especially [[GetAHoldOfYourselfMan if the percussion is on HIM]]).
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Further, men are often portrayed as [[MenUseViolenceWomenUseCommunication not being capable of anything BUT physical force to make their points]]. Often despite the target audience being themselves male, [[ParentingTheHusband guys are portrayed as dumb, childlike, blunt instruments]] who [[MenCantKeepHouse can't do anything right if it involves becoming "domesticated"]]. When that happens, a former badass will turn into a JadedWashout, and possibly a FatSlob. His only means of domestic problem-solving will involve PercussiveMaintenance or TimTaylorTechnology with marginal degrees of success. When it comes to their own children, domesticated men will often be [[BumblingDad bumbling wrecks]], [[OverprotectiveDad over-compensating in aggression]], aggression, or [[WhenYouComingHomeDad completely disinterested altogether]]. In short, these domesticated men are portrayed as having something "wrong" with them, due to being removed from fields of violence, power, or non-domestic achievement. In the event that a man is not acting like the in-charge, tough guy he should be, the only things that can cure him are ToughLove or PercussiveTherapy (especially [[GetAHoldOfYourselfMan if the percussion is on HIM]]).
* BoyfriendBlockingDad: The usual attitude of fathers towards their daughters is fierce and over-reacting aggression towards anyone who as much as ''appears'' to be getting friendly with her.
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* OverprotectiveDad: The usual attitude of fathers towards their daughters is fierce and over-reacting aggression towards anyone who as much as ''appears'' to be getting friendly with her.
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'''[[Administrivia/DefinitionOnlyPages No Examples Please]].''' This should be an index of tropes, and nothing else.
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* AllWomenAreDomsAllMenAreSubs: Women are typically portrayed as dominatrices in fiction, because it's considered less uncomfortable than a man dominating a woman.
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* ActionGenreHeroGuy: An ActionHero tough guy.
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* WorldsStrongestMan: This trope taken UpToEleven. While all men are tough, this one is the toughest of the lot!
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* WorldsStrongestMan: This trope taken UpToEleven. While all men are tough, this one is the toughest of the lot!
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Regardless, a man being in a dominant, physical role is seen as natural while a woman in the same role is [[ActionGirl treated as exceptional]]. Even if a woman ''does'' take on a physical role, there still exist tropes which portray her as less tough than her male counterparts such as GuysSmashGirlsShoot, MaleMightFemaleFinesse, SheFu, or WaifFu.
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Regardless, a man being in a dominant, physical role is seen as natural while a woman in the same role is [[ActionGirl treated as exceptional]]. Even if a woman ''does'' take on a physical role, there still exist tropes which portray her as less tough than her male counterparts such as GuysSmashGirlsShoot, MaleMightFemaleFinesse, SheFu, GuysSmashGirlsShoot; MaleMightFemaleFinesse; SheFu; or WaifFu.
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* BastardBoyfriend: He mistreats his fragile girlfriend (or a less sociopathic boyfriend), but it's played for the titillation of a female audience.
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* BastardGirlfriend: An abusive, creepy, or violent woman is played for fetish.
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* FetishizedAbuser: A man mistreats his fragile girlfriend (or a less sociopathic boyfriend), but it's played for the titillation of a female audience. Alternatively, an abusive, creepy, or violent woman is played for fetish.
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* BaldHeadOfToughness: Most examples are of men in order to reinforce the idea that men are tough
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* BaldHeadOfToughness: Most examples are of men in order to reinforce the idea that men are toughtough.
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* HumanMomNonHumanDad: Frequently used for instances where [[PunyEarthlings weak human]] mothers are abducted, raped, or otherwise inseminated with the child of a more powerful non-human species.
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* HouseHusband: A man who does the housekeeping while his wife is the breadwinner. This is considered atypical of gender roles.
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* HouseHusband: {{Househusband}}: A man who does the housekeeping while his wife is the breadwinner. This is considered atypical of gender roles.
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* StuffedIntoTheFridge: A woman is brutally killed off in order to provide conflict or motivation for a man.
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* BaldHeadOfToughness: Most examples are of men in order to reinforce the idea that men are tough
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* ManlyFacial hair: Facial hair makes a man appear tough and masculine.
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* BadassBeard: A beard makes a man appear tough and rugged.
* BadassMustache: Not quite as potent as a beard, but often a more distinguished form of masculine badassery.
* BadassMustache: Not quite as potent as a beard, but often a more distinguished form of masculine badassery.
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* ManlyFacial hair: Facial hair makes a man appear tough and masculine.
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* FemaleGroinInvincibility: Females are immune to {{groin attack}}s.
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* FemaleGroinInvincibility: Females are immune to {{groin attack}}s.attack}}s; usually used as an "empowering" moment for a female character versus her male counterparts.
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* FemaleGroinInvincibility: Females are immune to {{groin attack}}s.
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* BrainsAndBrawn: When paired with WomenAreWiser, MenAreTough becomes the brawn half of this trope. Also can be used in arguments in defense of brawn and against brains, as in "Reading books isn't manly. Real men are tough."