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masculinity is a stereotype. one that stems back as far as the creation of human kind.

For me, the words masculinity and femininity tap into the essence of what it means be a man or woman on a biological level...the curvature of the body, the tenor of a voice, the motivation of certain behaviors...it's base and raw.

Masculinity does not equate patriarchy or misogyny.

What if we change the question to "Who's more of a man?"

1. Wow. The question, "who is more powerful?" does not even apply here! I don't know if it's just me, but I find it ridiculous to try to compare a made up comic figure who gets his strength by being unable to control his rage. He doesn't even have enough power to control his own excessive emotions.
Now Gandhi on the other hand ... ! Do I really ... See Morehave to explain his awesomeness? No, because we all know that it takes way more power to do the things Gandhi was able to achieve. Mental power overpowers physical abilities.
2."Who's more of a man?" Really? Gandhi! He's not a made up character who represented how everyone has felt like at some point.(!)...
{ALTHOUGH, ---- "Who's more of a man?" [gangster outside my class --> "the hulk! Wait, who's Gandhi?"..."yeah, no, the hulk."] Respecting every point of view because people admire different things.}