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"But this behavior stems from toxic masculinity. The culture of overwork in Japan has been predominantly a male phenomenon which is why Karoshi tends to occur a
by maxxxxx 7y ago
"But this behavior stems from toxic masculinity. The culture of overwork in Japan has been predominantly a male phenomenon which is why Karoshi tends to occur among men."
It stems from overambitious people who don't care for others, not masculinity. Masculinity points towards males which doesn't help. Call it "overworking culture" to be inclusive. What do you do with a boss who has all attributes of "femininity" but works employees to the bone? Suddenly that's masculinity? Or is that not possible since feminine bosses don't do that?
- fzeroracer 7y agoI've already explained over and over again that yes, women can perpetuate aspects of toxic masculinity. I'm just going to redirect you to the wikipedia entry on toxic masculinity [1] in hopes that you're willing to engage in the argument rather than endlessly attempt to conflate masculinity with all men which has nothing to do with the discussion on toxic masculinity. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxic_masculinity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxic_masculinity