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2. In the 50s, my cousin worked in the Mahwah Ford Plant, just screwing on

Fri Apr 18, 2025, 05:36 AM

Apr 2025

nuts onto the bolts on a conveyer belt. It didn't make him feel masculine. Just the opposite. He felt emasculated.

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Trump wants to bring back 'masculine' jobs. Men don't want them. [View all] riversedge Apr 2025 OP

Yeah, right, bring back jobs IzzaNuDay Apr 2025 #1

In the 50s, my cousin worked in the Mahwah Ford Plant, just screwing on no_hypocrisy Apr 2025 #2

Not this time around if they eliminate unions. Biophilic Apr 2025 #5

"Masculine manly, manly men!" Aristus Apr 2025 #6

All these wonderful factories of the future... Dulcinea Apr 2025 #7

Serving in the military can be considered pretty masculine. Aristus Apr 2025 #8