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I am thinking there won't be much for a lil bit, that why its getting locked soon.Any updates?
I am thinking there won't be much for a lil bit, that why its getting locked soon.Any updates?
It's become apparent you don't grasp that both sexes can be toxic yet only one is consistently demonized
No need to stop expressing an opinion...especially those that makes other feel uncomfortable or that aren't obedient to certains myths that are out there.Good man
Sorry if that was too toxic for anyone to read. I'll stop.
We're apparently deciding if society is to blame in part or in full (but probably not at all)Any updates?
isn't toxic masculinity really just another term for misogyny?
Women can be toxic
Women are demonized plenty, idk if you've seen the people in this thread bringing up past false accusations of sexual assualt. If you need examples I'm sure there are some in your "liked post" section.
When people refer to toxic masulinity they aren't claiming all men are evil or all masculine traits are evil. That's just what you choose to hear.
Sexual assault is a toxic, criminal, abhorent human behavior that should be demonized. Masculine traits such as strength, courage, winning attitude, assertion, caring, compassion should be celebrated. A toxic behaviour(s) while displaying virtuous masculine traits don't work in unison. See the difference...of course you don't given what your above response is.You're really just telling on yourself with this type of statement. Equating "toxic masculinity" with "masculinity is inherently evil" just means you can't conceive of masculinity without the specific aspects of it that the phrase "toxic masculinity" is generally used to refer to. You're the one who believes that masculinity intrinsically encompasses traits society has judged to be negative.
Looking at humans evolutionarily, soo many unpalatable traits were actually crucial to our development.I always thought a big part of the term "toxic masculinity" had to do with the intolerance for peers to not be masculine and the associated peer pressure.
You're SO CLOSE to understanding it.Sexual assault is a toxic, criminal, abhorent human behavior that should be demonized. Masculine traits such as strength, courage, winning attitude, assertion, caring, compassion should be celebrated. A toxic behaviour(s) while displaying virtuous masculine traits don't work in unison. See the difference...of course you don't given what your above response is.
Toxic behaviours are not just for men, women can and do display just as shitty behaviour as men do. If you had bothered to read what I actually wrote...you wouldn't have posted such nonsense as"telling on yourself".
Anyway, I’ve always seen the mean girls stereotype as the feminine version of what is called toxic masculinity
Rocky?
Bull Durham?
Great post and I believe you may have inadvertently brought up why there's confusion. Control and dominance over someone through criminal, abhorent means is toxic behaviours. But those have nothing to do with masculine behaviours such as hard work, assertion, productive, caring, strength which are NOT toxic but are often confused as such by other groups. A person (or man in this discussion) can display toxic behaviours or masculine behaviours...but you cannot display both, it's contradictory.What I think term "toxic masculinity" means, is that the society (as a whole, or in certain pockets of it) has certain expectations and standards for male behaviour that are at closer examination are harmful to others and society and general. Examples: aggression, violence, control and dominance. There is no term for toxic femininity, because there are no such negative societal pressures for female behaviour.
Now, there are men and women that do bad things, but the term applies not to individual behaviour, but to society's standards/stereotypes/pressures.
I’ve always seen it as a group or herd type mentality mostly, granted I don’t really look into this type of stuff. Phenomena like beer muscle is pretty universally frowned upon and made fun ofI think for that to be the case, the "mean girl" stereotype would need to be seen as a positive one, or at least tolerated (girls will be girls?).
Why are those masculine traits? Honestly "caring" is much more traditionally considered a feminine trait, stoicism is considered more masculine.Great post and I believe you may have inadvertently brought up why there's confusion. Control and dominance over someone through criminal, abhorent means is toxic behaviours. But those have nothing to do with masculine behaviours such as hard work, assertion, productive, caring, strength which are NOT toxic but are often confused as such by other groups. A person (or man in this discussion) can display toxic behaviours or masculine behaviours...but you cannot display both, it's contradictory.
Great post and I believe you may have inadvertently brought up why there's confusion. Control and dominance over someone through criminal, abhorent means is toxic behaviours. But those have nothing to do with masculine behaviours such as hard work, assertion, productive, caring, strength which are NOT toxic but are often confused as such by other groups. A person (or man in this discussion) can display toxic behaviours or masculine behaviours...but you cannot display both, it's contradictory.
I've been vetoed, my wife said Sandlot lol
Your wife is right. The Sandlot is easily the best sports movie ever. At minimum, it’s the greatest sports movie for children.
Is this real? I haven’t heard of this until now. Some of those players may have played a full career, had kids, won cups and accrued over 50 Mill in earnings by now. That would be some serious skeletons that pop up.
I don't really agree, you have to look at the human animal and what allowed us to become the dominant species on the planet.Why are those masculine traits? Honestly "caring" is much more traditionally considered a feminine trait, stoicism is considered more masculine.
It's only contradictory if you live in a dichotomous world. Some traits that are traditionally masculine are toxic, such as the belief in gender superiority that has existed forever. Emotional detachment is a toxic trait and considered masculine. Hard love is considered a masculine thing to do but has consistently been shown to do more damage than good. Toxic masculinity is about the traditional traits that we now know to be toxic, not the ones that are positive.
Uhh...hello...Raging Bull is light-years ahead of Bull Durham, IMO. Not even in the same conversation.
Rocky is a great sports movie and certainly the original is one of the best but I'm still picking Raging Bull over both.
Uhh...hello...
YOUNGBLOOD
Uhh...hello...
YOUNGBLOOD