Hmm...you have a point.Being hyper-sensitive to anything male and scared of anything female unless you can have sex with it?
You've sort of lost me, I'm afraid.
Forgive me if I'm being rude or anything, but saying "super macho" types must be uncomfortable with their sexuality- as you did- is no different from saying that non-"macho" men must be homosexual, or that non-"feminine" women must be lesbians. Some people are quite comfortable being traditionally "manly", and it doesn't reflect on their self-knowledge or sexuality at all.
I guess I've just become biased by that because it could be a GLBT thing, as I am a part of that community. I'm use to some(not all) guys talking about overcompensating their manlyness to hide. Before I became a loner, I was one of them, small but manly like a pitbull.
Ah, I understand. I see your point, too.

I may be biased, as well- because in the community I grew up in sexuality wasn't an issue, happily. No one felt the need to hide. I'm aware not all communities are so tolerant, and some GLBT people have to overcome the idea that it's somehow shameful to step outside a particular category.