The overall aim of this chapter is to discuss and deepen methodological and ethical aspects of gendered interaction in cross-gendered interviews in the field of masculinity studies. Its point of departure is a study of profeminist men in Sweden, where the power relations turned out to be of subtle character and all but one-way authoritarian (Egeberg Holmgren, 2011b). The aim of the study was to understand how young adult men come to call themselves feminists; what it meant for them (somehow being ‘the second sex’ of the feminist movement); how feminism affected their relations at work and at home; and how feminism was ‘done’ in their everyday lives in a Swedish society that embraces gender-equality politics.