Queer Men's Narrative demonstrates that at the heart of it, queer men and straight men are very much alike in how they respond to society's pressure and definition of what a man should be. The selected narratives show some queer men, like their straight counterparts, hold on to sexism, toxic masculinity and patriarchy as a way to justify their masculinity within a society that prescribes such a role and expectations. Queer Men's Narrative challenges society at large to re-think its idea of what being a man entails and what this means for society itself and how such concepts limits men and women's freedom to be, to live and to understand each other.