In a Society in Which Work Is a Primary Sign

In a society in which work is a primary sign of masculinity, how do unemployed and homeless men cope?

A) They self-medicate with drugs and alcohol, and their sense of masculinity resides primarily in their drinking and drug use.
B) They develop other styles of masculinity that value such features as taking responsibility, being "cool," and being hypermasculine or hyperfeminine.
C) They reject gendered stereotypes and come to a "postgender" understanding of gender.
D) They consider their own means of survival as a form of work, in which their masculinity is only somewhat threatened.