The avoidance of effeminacy by men, including gay ones, has been linked to possible impedance of personal and public health.
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Gupta was part of a movement that aimed to disprove the label of effeminacy that the British had imposed upon the Bengalis.
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There were gay men who were terrified of their own effeminacy, and women who were convinced that drag was mocking and stereotyping women.
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Carter strikes the perfect balance between hard-line militancy and fall-back effeminacy, with just the right smattering of queeny neurosis.
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But properly speaking effeminacy regards lack of pleasures, while delicacy regards the cause that hinders pleasure, for instance toil or the like.
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He had a very extensive technique, and a delicacy and sensitivity of nuance without effeminacy which won extremely high praise from some critics.
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Modern scholars have attended to the pamphlet as an example of contemporary attitudes toward homophobia, effeminacy, prostitution, and even international relations.
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:Probably the same thing that causes effeminacy in straight males .-- Talk 12 : 58, 26 July 2010 ( UTC)
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More likely they exist as frequently as elsewhere, but are strongly stigmatised so usually try to conceal their effeminacy, especially straight men.
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Any challenge to the conventions was dismissed as immoral, with accusations of effeminacy attached to merely a pointed shirt collar or a wide cuff.
