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But men are under pressure, too. Men are not sex objects - they are success objects, a point made by the writer Warren Farrell. They are power objects. The male world, in other words, is just as competitive as the female world. It's just that the rules are different.Women look at men and see a glorious world that does not depend on looks - a world in which you don't have to put make-up on every day, don't have to watch every mouthful of food you eat, and don't spend so much time wondering when you'll finally capitulate and go under the knife.And sure, if you're a guy, there's not much pressure on you to be beautiful. I'd say there's pretty much no pressure on you to be beautiful. But the world of guys is no picnic.
Men scope each other out. Under the surface, they seethe with aggression. They are power-hungry and competitive. To get on as a man, you need to be in touch with a certain type of male power, a sort of tamed aggression. No surgeon can give this to you. And make-up won't help in the least.

-Daily Mail
August 29 2009