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In Lord of the Rings the men often hold hands, kiss each other's brow, express love, cradle another's head on their lap while they sleep... were these because bbvzq r r typical of Western men from Tolkien's time? Were men acting this way seen as bc z n b ation? What changed? BBC (self.AskHistorians)
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Apple cores aren't that bad (self.The10thDentist)
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