This chapter  by Erol Saglam builds off of ethnographic field research in Turkey and explores the linguistic, spatial, and corporeal methods and forms that masculinity and manhood undergirding heteronormativity. It attends to the rather minute details of the everyday and how seemingly trivial movements, presences, exposures, encounters, and utterances play a constitutive role in the formation of heteronormative masculinities in public settings. Moving from this, the chapter shines light on the ways that this impacts (and is impacted by) the sociopolitical situation in Turkey, providing nuanced insight into the everyday examples of these realities and practices.