I think that promoting either extreme as being more "masculine"/"manly" than other alternatives still wouldn't be optimal in that case. In my opinion, sexual desire is something to neither be ashamed of nor obsessed with; it's just natural, useful, and pleasurable to act on for most people, similar to breathing, eating, drinking, etc.
I am not saying to promote either as batter then the other I only want them both to be equal.
Sexual desire is not viewed upon as natural as you defined it. In America it is viewed as a film making plot, marketing campaign and even conventions. Sex permeates more things then it should and has become a broken crutch in society almost. There is literally too much emphasis on sex.
Sex is not viewed as this natural thing that occurs between people, it is viewed as this deified actions that is better then heaven itself.
Media that markets to children and teenagers is SOLELY built upon sex such as recent cinema productions based from literature.
I can think of 6 film franchises entirely built from this that markets towards teens.
America is entirely sex obsessed and this is very abundant to me. I do not hate sex but I find it boring as possible and the fact I am enjoying less and less is becoming more obvious as sex is always being used as a gimmick for either entertainment or socializing. I have literally been ostracized multiple times for my lack of sexuality!
And this has been going on since I was a teenager :faint: The lack of sexual perversion, sexual obsession or at least sexuality is literally scorned