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The point the person is trying to make is describing masculine behaviours as toxic, by simply prefixing toxic, is an example of what they are describing. Thus,
by signalremotefac 7y ago
The point the person is trying to make is describing masculine behaviours as toxic, by simply prefixing toxic, is an example of what they are describing. Thus, it is really a toxic attidude towards masculinity and those that are male. You are even trying to describe women that "adopt" these behaviours as being bad for being more male. Thus, guilty and worthless. As if they are not A True Woman.
- krapp 7y ago>The point the person is trying to make is describing masculine behaviours as toxic, by simply prefixing toxic, is an example of what you are describing. No, that's not what toxic masculinity describes. But I've been down this rabbithole before on HN, and I'm not going to waste time trying to convince you otherwise. >You are even trying to describe women that "adopt" these behaviours as being bad for being more male. Thus, guilty and worthless. As if they are not A True Woman. That's not even a remotely charitable or accurate interpretation of my comment. Good day sir.
- signalremotefac 7y agoPeople do not have to agree to your bad use of the English language. The term "toxic masculinity" is a creepy academic "theory" it is not an accepted truth. I think it is one of the most negative and nasty social mores of those that you are desperate to be apart of. There is nothing that turns me off more. Ps. You are assuming I am a man? How woke.