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"...we effectively stop teaching our children the values of masculinity and femininity" What "Values" are these? That Boys are tough and shouldn't cry and girl
by 4ndr3vv 8y ago
"...we effectively stop teaching our children the values of masculinity and femininity"
What "Values" are these? That Boys are tough and shouldn't cry and girls are good at sitting quietly doing crafts?
- krapp 8y agoAnd more to the point, if masculinity and femininity are "values", presumably positive, why is it wrong for girls to be taught masculine values or boys to be taught feminine values?
- humanrebar 8y agoThe same things we celebrate when there is gender diversity in a given context.
- hanselot 8y agoIf there is such a thing as toxic masculinity, then I propose to you that there must be an inverse to it which is not toxic and thereby should be reinforced in youth. You can't have toxic masculinity, but suggest that toxic femininity does not also exist. And by that logic, the inverse of toxic femininity should also exist, meaning that yes, we should be teaching those that have different genders, different values. The relevance of a lesson in physical restraint when dealing with the average female, as the average male, should be self-evident, considering the fact that there exists a stigma about hitting women, yet when a guy gets hit it very often does not even register. This does not mean they can't be taught the values of both, it just suggests that if you want there to be the evil men that do nothing but perpetuate misandry, the inverse must exist also, and I can tell you right now, their not called feminists.