Church of Jeff
gsteenss@jeffowski 'If you can't take love to the stars, then what are we doing?' A quote from the pre-splashdown press conference in progress at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3kR2KK8TEs #Nasa #Artemis2
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Joe Alexander@jeffowski dumpsters
jz.tuskThe need to evaluate men's ways of expressing emotion, and to judge that one is more "masculine" than another?
I'd be glad to see an end to that too.
Sablebadger@jeffowski 100% this. So much this!
Samwise -> Hard Difficulty@jeffowski 😭 Carroll 🌔
The Orange Theme@wizardponderingorb @jeffowski It sounds like Carroll was a bright spot. Now we can look up at night and Carroll can be a bright spot for everyone. 🥹
Geoff 🏴@jeffowski Cutting off the audio and letting them hand each other tissues isn't peak masculinity, it's peak humanity.
Ko Simon toku ingoa 
@jeffowski amen. Absolutely.
M.S. Bellows, Jr.@jeffowski
Story:
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/artemis-crew-propose-name-moon-crater-astronauts-late-wife-emotional-m-rcna267093
"In a video of the emotional moments after Hansen read the emotional tribute to Caroll Weisman, the group wrapped arms around each other as they floated in zero gravity. Wiseman and Christina Koch, a NASA astronaut on Artemis II, can be seen wiping tears from their eyes."
Story:
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/artemis-crew-propose-name-moon-crater-astronauts-late-wife-emotional-m-rcna267093
"In a video of the emotional moments after Hansen read the emotional tribute to Caroll Weisman, the group wrapped arms around each other as they floated in zero gravity. Wiseman and Christina Koch, a NASA astronaut on Artemis II, can be seen wiping tears from their eyes."
PedestrianError 
@jeffowski It's not masculinity, nor is it femininity. It's humanity. Not everything is a gender performance and there's no benefit to trying to label every human behavior or emotion with which half of humanity is allowed to do it and which isn't.
Hakan BayındırI'll kindly disagree. Masculinity is framed as being inert as a rock at all times, and it takes a big toll on everyone.
Moving the definition of masculinity towards humanity is a good thing. We shall move all three words to the same point, so being human can't be defined in terms of being of a gender.
In short, this behavior is all three: Masculinity, femininity and humanity. These three words shan't have different meanings in this case.
We shall be humans first.
Joe VinegarI agree with @bayindirh
in this case defining masculinity with behaviors further away from toxic masculinity (show of affection and show of empathy to the point of crying, in an extremely public context) effectively dismantles the gender stereotypes highlighting their uselessness in setting role models.