BTW, to all posters who latched on to the "man-up', thing and have been using it as a whip to scourge those who disagree with you. Man-up has absolutely nothing to do with manhood, or manliness, it is a sports expression , meaning to "tough it out", or to face up to unpleasant responsibilities or issues. That's all, folks!!
BTW, to all posters who latched on to the "man-up', thing and have been using it as a whip to scourge those who disagree with you. Man-up has absolutely nothing to do with manhood, or manliness, it is a sports expression , meaning to "tough it out", or to face up to unpleasant responsibilities or issues. That's all, folks!!
exactly. never did I feel less like a man when going through my tough time...but my best friend told me I needed to "man up", and he was right.
"Man up" when coming from a female usually has shaming attached to it. It's actually a ***** test, and any man who succumbs to the pressure to "man up" because a woman said so has failed miserably and lost her respect.
"Man up" when coming from a female usually has shaming attached to it. It's actually a ***** test, and any man who succumbs to the pressure to "man up" because a woman said so has failed miserably and lost her respect.
unless the man, says, "ok....I'll man up"...and then opens the door and tells her to walk through it
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