Does saying a certain word make me less masculine?

I find my wife (carrying our baby in her bloated stretch marked plauged belly) sometime buying little things like a purse for coins and I sigh, "That is so cute"...She grimace and seem like she want to release jet of vomit (liquified with chocolate and cabbage soup) on and me and explain in psychotic moody tone that I am man and not little freckled girl scout. I grimace and I want to cry in little rivers and I ask myself and to God, "What is so bad of the word 'cute'?" Another frazzled time we saw little pair of shoes for baby and I say with rosy cheeks: " OOOOOOOOOH how cuuuuuuuuuuuuute!" in front of a bunch of little masculine boys. They kind of laugh and slapped hands in high fashion and fat wife kind of, slowly like snail, moved away from as if not to catch their poison laughs and leave me alone like I pink ghost. Is it wrong for man with hairs all over body to say the word 'cute' ?

Does saying a certain word make me less masculine?
What you are doing is vulnerably human and certainly appreciating what God has blessed you with. It's a pity your wife doesn't appreciate that. Most women will give anything just to get a tiny attention from their men and here you are showering it upon her without been asked and you are been belittled. I am truly disgusted by her attitude. There is nothing wrong with you nor what you are saying makes you any less of a man. Well done is what you get from me!!! Stay true!!! :-)
Reply:no, I don't think so.......I think that it's cute
Reply:nah they were just being stinkers


all stinkers secretly want to be cute cuddlies
Reply:it DOES NOT matter what other ppl say....when will ppl finally get that!!!!!!!!
Reply:i could deal with the word "cute" a whole lot easier than you being a "k-fed fan."
Reply:basically not, but i admit it's kinda weird...we usu expect a man to be more rough and tough...though, i like the way you talk about your baby ;)
Reply:wow
Reply:no. say whatever you want. and beat the ppl up who ridicule you.



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