In the hilarious essay “Guys vs Men” by Dave Barry and published by W.W. Norton & Company, the author humorously argues that there's another way to look at males: not as aggressive macho dominators; not as sensitive, liberated, hugging drummers; not as men, but as guys. Instead of looking at males as “men” which attaches a significance to manhood and masculinity, Barry explains how guys enjoy “neat” things, are careless, competitive in meaningless activities and in general are immature. This essay is intended for the general male audience as the language, tone and diction the author uses all appeal to the average male. For example the essay is chalk full of sentences that appeal to male humour such as a woman's urge to move furniture no matter
