"In a study from 2012, America's manliest cities were ranked based on various masculating and emasculating factors, reflecting the elements deemed manly by society."
"The discourse on what constitutes a 'manly' city raises questions on societal norms, with cities like Charlotte and Nashville emerging as favorites for their traits."
The article explores the notion of 'manly' cities as young men contemplate where to build their lives. Initiated by a provocative post on social media, it questions what makes a city appealing under the guise of masculinity, referencing a 2012 study that sorted cities based on so-called masculinities and their oppositions. Cities like Charlotte and Nashville are noted as winners in the masculine tally, highlighting a mix of activities and cultural factors that appeal to young men today, contrasting sharply with traditionally emasculating environments.
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