Toxic Masculinity

Toxic masculinity is a term used to describe the misandrist, feminist myth that masculinity is inherently sexist and misogynistic,^[1][2] and encompasses behaviours such as, "manspreading"^[3] and "mansplaining."^[4]

According to the leftist The New York Times, the Trump administration is propagating and engaging in "toxic masculinity."^[5]

The idea of toxic masculinity, which is taught in colleges and universities,^[6][7][8][9] has been proven to be harmful to both males^[10] and females.^[11] Conservatives have argued that masculinity is not "toxic" and should be promoted.^{[12][13][14][15][16][17][18]} Occasionally, they have been censored for even suggesting this.^[19]

A feminist once even designed a chair to counteract "manspreading."^[20][21][22]

While some liberals claim that the theory of "toxic masculinity" is not intended to demonize masculinity in general,^[23][24][25] others contradict this claim by asserting that all masculinity is toxic.^[26] In addition, some have argued that toxic masculinity does not exist, instead raising the issue of "toxic femininity,"^[27][28] which is admitted to exist even by some liberals who believe in toxic masculinity.^[29][30]

"Toxic masculinity" is essentially synonymous with "male privilege."^[31][32]

Conservatives argue that toxic masculinity,^[33] male privilege,^[34] "manspreading,"^[35] "mansplaining,"^[36] and the "patriarchy"^[37] do not exist.

Many women appreciate masculinity^[38] and even enjoy certain courtesies taken toward women by men, such as opening a door for them^[39] or giving them compliments.^[40]

External Links[edit]

• http://theredpillmovie.com/

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