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    Manginas- They Look Like Men But Act Like Ladies
    Manginas- They Look Like Men But Act Like Ladies
    Manginas- They Look Like Men But Act Like Ladies
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    Manginas- They Look Like Men But Act Like Ladies

    By Shawn James

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    What is a Mangina? A man who thinks and acts like a woman. Worse, he’s a man who gives women a free pass to get away irresponsible and immoral behavior just because she was born female.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherShawn James
    Release dateApr 15, 2013
    ISBN9781301610075
    Manginas- They Look Like Men But Act Like Ladies
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    Shawn James

    Shawn James is the author of over seventy Books. A graduate of Monroe College he's been writing fiction and nonfiction for twenty years.

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      Manginas- They Look Like Men But Act Like Ladies - Shawn James

      Manginas-They Look Like Men, But Think Like Ladies

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      By Shawn James

      Copyright©2013 Shawn James

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      Chapter 1

      Definition of a Mangina

      What is a Mangina? A Mangina is a man who puts women first. Worse, he’s the kind of man who gives women a free pass in life just because she’s born with a vagina.

      Who is a Mangina?

      • That sensitive guy fighting to support the radical feminists at the Equal Rights Amendment rally,

      • That enlightened male college professor teaching women’s studies at the local college,

      • That guy who dotingly takes care of his elderly mother,

      • The guy who is best friends with the attractive woman at the office,

      • Or that guy who believes that he’s the perfect mate for that girl he pines for from afar that he thinks is dating all those losers.

      What makes a Mangina dangerous? Manginas are dangerous because of their way of thinking. Manginas look like men on the outside, but think and act like ladies. This feminine mindset makes them ruthless predators who will cut the throat of any man who they feel will get in their way or the way of a woman they’re interested in.

      Why should a man avoid a Mangina? Because in addition to putting women first, he puts them on pedestals. In his eyes all women are perfect and can do no wrong.

      And because he refuses to see their flaws, he allows women to get away with some of the most egregious and reprehensible behavior.

      On a subconscious level, Manginas hate men. And he hates being a man. Usually the products of single mother households, Manginas have grown up hearing numerous horror stories from his Mom about the men she’s experienced and is desperately doing his best to not be a man like his father.

      And to not be a man like his father is simply self-hatred.

      The most dangerous thing about Manginas to both men and women is while they may appear kind and friendly on the surface, they’re often very angry. And this anger, self-hatred, and self-loathing is often why he often sabotages most of his relationships with both men and women.

      Because Manginas often lie, mislead, and manipulate people in their quest to get what they want they often alienate the very people who want to grow close to them.

      When they can’t get their way or are confronted by people about their dishonest and unethical behavior, these men often throw tantrums and have emotional meltdowns the equivalent to a woman on her period.

      Which is why they’re called Manginas.

      Can a man stop being a Mangina? Sure, it’s possible for any man to change. All it takes is for a man to stand up, use that backbone of his, put himself first and grow a pair of testicles. Once a Mangina realizes how self-destructive his behavior is, he can stop screwing himself out of healthy relationships with people who care about him.

      Chapter 2

      The Making of a Mangina

      How is a Mangina made? A Mangina is made usually three ways:

      The first is a boy being raised in a single mother household. Growing up as a boy some Manginas have seen or heard the way his mother was mistreated by his father and other men in his life.

      Seeing and hearing about the past mistreatment of their mother causes many of these boys in these households to resolve to not to be like their fathers. Instead of embracing their masculinity and positive masculine energy, these boys are taught at an early age to be ashamed of it. And because they’re taught to be ashamed of what makes them male, they suppress their masculine traits. Usually these boys grow up to become nice guys who finish last.

      The second way a Mangina is made is also in a single mother household. Like the boy who has seen his mother mistreated, this woman has also resolved to not raise her son to be like his father. In her drive to make her son a better man, she’s dedicated to raising him to be better than his father. And as she raises him to not be like his father, she puts ideas in his head that he is superior to other men.

      Unfortunately, in addition to suppressing their masculine traits, these boys grow up with a sense of entitlement. Because their mothers mislead them to believe that they’re better than other men they think they have a right to mistreat and abuse other men and women they interact with.

      The third way A Mangina is made is in a two-parent home with a father who is himself is a Mangina. Mangina fathers are men who grew up as boys in single parent homes and are resolving to not be like their fathers. And in their efforts to not be like their fathers, these males often teach their sons that their natural masculinity is wrong.

      Usually Mangina dads see themselves as sensitive guys or enlightened dads and think they’re on a higher level of thinking than other men. These men raise their sons with the idea that they’re going to be better than other men. Unfortunately, instead of raising sons that are more enlightened than their fathers, they raise boys who are actually more sexist and intolerant than traditional men. The only

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